Jan. 6th Insurrection Conspiracy Theory totally debunked.

[EPW]

You just bring up things that aren't in dispute and pretend you are winning an argument and it's so funny because I guess I'm supposed to be so stupid. Like 50 emojis.

Look. This is a stupid game, but it's got serious consequences. You are taking part in the demonization of your political opponents, those who oppose the corrupt weaponized government that is abusing Americans. I'm not doing a bit. I'm ****ing serious. No ****ing games.

[giblets]

No it wasn't because no sane person would believe that they could take over the U.S. government. This should not need to be said.

Aren't some people insane?

[Kidlicious]

I would like to say that the world is round and declare that I have won the argument.

2+2=4 x1M

[Ming]

Look. This is a stupid game, but it's got serious consequences. You are taking part in the demonization of your political opponents, those who oppose the corrupt weaponized government that is abusing Americans. I'm not doing a bit. I'm ****ing serious. No ****ing games.

First, It's Trump and his minions that started demonizing his opponents with their childish degrading nicknames and personal insults.
That's now SOP for Trump and his followers.
Second, Trump was corrupt and weaponized government against his opponents.
Third, Trump was helping his rich friends and didn't give a damn about the average American
And last, it's TRUMP who is trying to overturn our countries Democracy simply because of his ego...

But I guess your alt right site feeds you all the KEY WORDS and then you try to put as many as you can in a sentence... whether it actually makes sense or not... and you end up looking like you are foaming at the mouth...

[Kidlicious]

Your conspiracy theory is saf, and I don't even believe that you believe it. You are using Nazi tactics. I'm done.

[Buster Crabbe's Uncle]

...He's not done...

[Ming]

Your conspiracy theory is saf, and I don't even believe that you believe it. You are using Nazi tactics. I'm done.

NAZI has been called... Kid lost again.
Have a nice day.

[Wezil]

...He's not done...

(Narrater's voice)

[-Jrabbit]

Hi Wezil! Hope you're well, man.

[Wezil]

Hi JR.

Thought I'd drop by and see what the lifers are up to.

I'm a little older with a little less hair but still well.

[-Jrabbit]

Glad to hear it; about the same for me...

[Kidlicious]

...He's not done...

You calling me a liar?

[Buster Crabbe's Uncle]

The shoe fits.

[Ming]

You calling me a liar?

Well... considering that you said you were done, and then you posted this... YEP
Have a nice day

[MichaeltheGreat]

No it wasn't because no sane person would believe that they could take over the U.S. government. This should not need to be said.

It doesn't. (a) nobody has ever argued the intellectual vacuity of Trumplodytes. (b) Not sure if you're being your usual disingenuous self, or simply a laymen not knowing what you're posting about, but intent to "take over" the US Government is irrelevant. Forcibly entering property of the United States and attempting to hinder or delay the execution of laws of the United States is enough to satisfy the action elements of the insurrection or seditious conspiracy statutes. There are additional elements of intent (and communication for purposes of conspiracy offenses), but the actions which occurred meet those elements of the relevant statutes.

[Ming]

To Kid and Trumps minions... it was just another day of Capital Tours and not an attempt to stop the Government from performing it's duty. And they were only joking when they were chanting hang Mike Pence.
It's no surprise that Trump's strength lies with the less educated.

[MichaeltheGreat]

To Kid and Trumps minions... it was just another day of Capital Tours and not an attempt to stop the Government from performing it's duty. And they were only joking when they were chanting hang Mike Pence.
It's no surprise that Trump's strength lies with the less educated.

He should ask Robert Palmer. Oh yeah, Palmer doesn't have internet access, so kid would have to communicate by snail mail.

[Ming]

And more on topic content...

Oath Keepers leader arrested on charge of seditious conspiracy involving Jan. 6
The Justice Department has unsealed a major indictment charging the leader of the Oath Keepers militia group along with multiple other members with seditious conspiracy related to their alleged coordination in advance of the Jan. 6 attack on the U.S. Capitol.
The three indictments mark the Justice Department's first Jan. 6 use of the seditious conspiracy charge, which accuses Oath Keepers leader Stewart Rhodes and other members of the group of conspiring to "oppose by force the execution of the laws governing the transfer of presidential power" from outgoing President Donald Trump to incoming President Joe Biden.
Rhodes was arrested in Little Elm, Texas, according to the U.S. Attorney for the District of Columbia.
A lawyer representing Rhodes told ABC News that Rhodes was arrested while he was preparing for a virtual appearance Thursday before the House committee investigating the Jan. 6 attack. Attorney Jonathon Moseley said he was on the phone with Rhodes discussing the House investigation when Rhodes received a call from the FBI to come out of his house with his hands up in order to be arrested.
A conviction on the charge of seditious conspiracy carries a maximum sentence of no more than 20 years.
Before today, the Justice Department's case targeting 17 members of the Oath Keepers was already the department's largest and most complex conspiracy case resulting from the Jan. 6 attack. Three other members of the Oath Keepers charged as part of the conspiracy have already pleaded guilty and entered into cooperation deals with the government.
Rhodes, who is not believed to have entered the Capitol but was seen with several of the defendants gathered outside on Capitol grounds both before and after they entered the building, has denied any involvement in urging the group to storm the building and has said he believes it was wrong for the members of the group to do so.
In previous court documents in the conspiracy case against the Oath Keepers, Rhodes was repeatedly referred to as "Person 1" as prosecutors outlined his communications to members in advance of Jan. 6.
Several members of the group are alleged to have stashed heavy weapons at a hotel in Virginia and positioned a so-called "Quick Reaction Force" that would come to Washington in the event of significant violence or if former President Donald Trump invoked the Insurrection Act.
The charges against Stewart Rhodes send a strong message about the criminal conspiracy he was engaged in," Javed Ali, the former senior counterterrorism director at the National Security Council and a former FBI and DHS official, told ABC News. "While there is no crime of domestic terrorism under U.S. law, the seditious conspiracy charge that Rhodes and others will now face is one of dozens of crimes under the terrorism enhancement statute, which could boost the amount of years he and other defendants face if these cases go to trial and the U.S. government wins."

Just a peaceful protest....