thumperclone wrote on Today at 00:51:51:

Once again the kettle calls the pot black

March to the Capital, and if you don't fight like hell

 That would be more literal if it was actually said.  Again we can't just change things because we don't like who it's about.  Also we can't just say any interpretation of a statement is what the statement meant.

 Since Trump never said that, we can't sit here and say he is complicit in the violence based off of the use of the word "We", and justify it by saying it's more literal by using a made-up quote.

 I can make it easier: Trump said "March to the Capitol, get inside, use force, fight, assault police, get into the Capitol and fight people in a desperate attempt to stop the election!"

 There, now does it make sense to use the quote I made up to justify his complicit behavior?  My opinion, for anyone incapable of understanding what an opinion is, would be No.


And we fight. We fight like hell And if you don’t fight like hell, you’re not going to have a country anymore.

 That's the quote and context of it we need to use.  I don't think everyone thought he meant to physically fight.  That is my opinion for anyone incapable of understanding what an opinion is.

Eegore wrote on Today at 07:58:21:


The proof is in the pudding
What Trump said, inspired thousands to violently ascend upon the Capitol with violence

You're arguing that a person in a crowded theater yelled "Flames" in stead of "Fire"

Trump instigated an insurgency. Period, full stop
Cut the semantics
He will be found iable

a football team and an armed radical mob are hardly comparable
same goes for a coach and a fascist pig

I know of a Part time,
Assistant,
Not paid,
Coach,
who IS,
a fascist pig !!!!!