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So does intent. Why was he there that day?
r/LeopardsAteMyFace >

And then he goes on to regurgitate the lies fed to him about antifa being embedded instigators on Jan 6th.
"I can't believe these politicians are spreading lies about me"
But also...
"I still believe this particular subset of lies spread by these very same politicians" >

I reminds me of the end of Operation Odessa. This one dumb ass Russian gangster is super heart broken because his Cuban Spy/Columbian fixer fucked him out of a multimillion dollar deal involving cocaine, Russian submarines and fucking Florida of all places. They all went to prison. >


"We had a tour bus come by our home and our business with all these whacked out people in it," Epps said. "There are good people out there that was in Washington. Those aren't the people that's coming by our house. This attracts — when they do this sort of thing, this attracts all the crazies out there."

Says the man who stormed the capitol for a known conman >


Says the man who stormed the capitol for a known conman

From what I saw he never entered any restricted area and might not have gone passed any of the downed barriers. >

Oh, so he only attempted to overthrow democracy.
Thanks for clearing that up. >

Accuracy matters; he might be a shitbird but there is zero proof he went beyond any barriers and he was never charged.