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  Yea, well, she couldn’t see nuance if George Santos smacked her in the face with a space laser.
context: What a horrible person she is. >
  
  How haven’t they gotten her for perjury yet? Like it’s blatant, even proof in the court sitting next to a judge, so why not? >
  
  Hearings are not trials. That's the first issue. >
  
  No trial required, only that she's under oath. >
  
  One was a man on a traffic stop and the other was part of insurrection at the US Capitol. Not even close. I really wish the voters of GA-14 would stop voting her in and replace her in the next election.
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  EDIT: Nichols was a traffic stop, not a stranded motorist. >
  
  It's not even clear it was a traffic stop. The Chief has already said there does not appear to be a valid basis for the stop. He may have been personally targeted for murder (or at least a beating that went too far). >
  
  It isn’t stretch to think he was targeted.  You try to grasp at straws to try to make it make more sense…like one of the cops had personal beef with him.  Makes sense that it was an illegal stop, he ran for his life, and beating that turned tragic. >
  
  
  personal beef
  
  Apparently he was in a relationship with one of the cops’ exes.
  So yeah, it seems pretty fucking targeted. >
  
  Please tell me you have a source for this.
  Edit: I can't find any legitimate source for this. >
  
  It’s all Gaslighting, Bad Faith, Projection and False Equivalencies over on the Right.
  Not only are they at war with America, they’re at war with truth as well. >
  
  I hate the gssligjting. I feel like it insults my intelligence and it pisses me off. Then I remember how they're dying out and it's sad, it really is.
  It didn't have to be this way. There was room at the table for them.
  Instead, we get stupid shit like this.
  She's a vile, bitter person.
  Is she the best they have to offer? >
  
  We can only assume that the people who voted her in are all just as vile and traitorous as her. She is their representative after all >
  
  that is some fresh pressed white privilege talking out of line >
  
  Ashli Babbitt was just as bad as MLK Jr. getting assassinated.
  —Marjorie Traitor Greene, probably. >
  
  Well, you know MLK Jr. was a Socialist who was in favor of reparations, which of course invalidates everything he said, except of course being judged by the content of your character...
  Don't know what conservatives would do without that line . >
  
  Well, if we judge people by the content of their character, I know a couple Republican officials who will have a hard time... >
  
  And in a couple of days she will apologize for the outrage, and she'll be making other outrageous false equivalencies in no time. >
  
  The "Gene Simmons" publicity generating tactic. Say something very offensive, let the outrage build a couple of days, then say you didn't mean it after you got what you wanted: publicity and notoriety. >
  
  I.....I don't want to see her tongue trick...
  Edit: 
  No excuse. >
  
  *tongue 
  Sorry, usually don't do this stuff, but that was one hell of a slaughtering and I couldn't avoid it. >
  
  Ashli Babbitt received justice. Tyre Nichols did not. >
  
  Fuck you MTG.  Simple.  Go Fuck Yourself. >
  
  Babbitt is a terrorist. She deserved what she got. >
  
  I missed the part where Nichols was breaking in a barricaded door whilst an officer issued repeated warnings.
  Guess it's my faulty memory. >
  
  not just any barricaded door...the door to the senate chambers...pretty much an act of war but yeah..almost same-zeeees... >
  
  Of course she did. >
  
  Of course she did. 😑 >
  
  Why shouldn’t she?
  It’s not like anything will happen to her for spouting bullshit. >
  
  You can't fix stupid >
  
  or evil. >
  
  She is an idiot >
  
  She’s evil, calling her an idiot is being generous and removes the needed perspective that she and the rest of them are on a mission. >
  
  
  Republican says something bombastic in bad faith
  
  Fuck these people, and fuck the goddamn news organizations that amplify their utter bullshit. >
  
  Does that include OP? >
  
  I think it’s absolutely worth discussing if a standing member of congress, particularly one making a play for a vice presidential bid, equates a person trying to violently breach the capital being shot by someone who was internally investigated with an unsung American who was being mistreated.  I’m not sure what toning down the discussion of that would serve the country. >
  
  She's been trolling for how long now? At this point, she's distracting your attention and others from actual important matters. >
  
  Respectfully thinking people can’t pay attention to other matters AND this seems to wickedly undersell peoples ability to walk and chew bubble gum at the same time.  Toning down pretty egregiously bad stuff in the spirit of not putting up a noticeable fuss is part of the reason Santos got elected.  I’m not sure how suggesting the media continue to do it’s charade of reforming Greene by toning down her nonsense is an intelligent idea for keeping people informed of the things that impact them.  No one else seems to have a problem with noticing other things also going wrong. >
  
  So just completely ignore what I said. That's what republicans do right now. >
  
  Respectfully that appears to be what you just did.  I don’t discredit that she’s trolling, I just think it continues to be important for people to recognize how unfit she is, particularly in light of the recent attempt to reform her image.  If anything, going more silent on her seems like it would HELP her attain higher ambitions more than anything and I’m not entirely sure why anyone would want to do that.  
  I hope that earnest discussion doesn’t bother you enough to warrant an angry downvote again since I don’t see reason to give you one but if it does I hope you have a good day and that someone else can continue the discussion if it’s worth having. >
  
  
  trolling, I just think it continues to be important for people to recognize how unfit she is,
  
  Which people?
  You realize that only the people of Georgia in her district can unseat her, right? >
  
  She is setting up a run for VP if Trump gets the nomination and obviously has higher ambitions even if that stalls for the immediate future.  It seems fairly shortsighted to think only the people of Georgia will be impacted should that come to pass.
  Edit: I’m not sure why you’re making and then deleting comments saying I’m obsessed but To be fair you might have trouble paying attention other things when you see an article like this and that’s absolutely ok and no shame… but that probably isn’t a difficulty most other people are dealing with. >
  
  Imagine 5 cops beating Ashli Babbitt to death over the course of 5 minutes. >
  
  Just working hard to earn the title of worst human in Congress. >
  
  ghouls. these people are ghouls feeding on the deaths of these people. >
  
  One was committing a federal crime, one was not committing a crime. >
  
  Oh he committed the worst crime imaginable, making a police officer angry. /s >
  
  Someday there will be a mental health condition known as Marjorie Taylor Greenism. I'll bet you an upvote.