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I didn't ask why they didn't arrest anyone. I asked why they didn't warn the people in charge of security. You'd have to ask the Trump appointed head of the FBI, Christopher Asher Wray, as to why he didn't warn more people. You all wanna talk conspiracies? Why didn't the guy who Trump appointed for the job warn folks that Trumps people were planning some gnarly shit? How does one stage a coup against themselves? You realize that Trump's administration was all but over when J6 happened, right? That was the point of the whole fiasco, to stop the certification...

Is it because they wanted to see it played out, or is it because they didn't really see it as a threat? I can only guess because I'm not them, but, I feel like it was because of what I previously mentioned about not being able to arrest someone before they've actually committed a crime; which was supported by SRC's post about how they didn't arrest the potential Whitmer kidnappers until they bought explosives from an Undercover Agent. Was he staging a coup against his own administration? He wasn't staging a coup against his own administration; he was staging a...

Exactly. The devotion his supporters have, to the point they won't say anything bad about him ( despite his countless flaws), is terrifying. Very Germany circa 1930's mentality.

The FBI stops threats before they happen all the time. Like when they stopped the Governor Gretchen Whitmer kidnapping plot a month before the 2020 election. Of course to be fair it makes it easier when the FBI is the one responsible for planning and carrying out the plot. philG is right, the FBI is the threat.

Homie? Are you doing what you just called childish? Homie, dude, bro, mate. All terms of endearment. Teacher: "Your son is calling other kids names." You: "No. He caricaturized a lot of folks with funny names". Teacher: "Uhhh, yeah. That's what I said." And yet the facts are we were better as a country under Trump. And yet you aren't willing to list 5 things Trump did that would be considered unpresidential which I'd say, makes you a tad too biased to make that call. That must really keep you up at night. Nothing keeps me up at night. I...

Trump ain't making sandwiches at Subway, homie. Trump, when this happened, was the most powerful man in the world ( who in your own words) was calling people names like a child, appointing shitty people, and not doing anything presidential to stop – or prevent – his own people from breaking into the capital building. Aside from, "He's doesn't come from politics" – and without deflecting to something blah blah blah but he's better than any Democrats – what makes this pathetic excuse for a man worthy of anyone's vote? Was it because he was born rich? Is it because...

TM, don't want to pick on you too much or speak for wombat, but this would be considered deflection (to me) your first point isn't a negative. It's the equivalent of being asked about a weakness in a job interview, and saying you work too hard. point 2, you followed it up with a positive, which washes out the negative

Oh man, I asked for 5 of the most unpresidential things Trump during his presidency and your first item on the list was, "he under estimated how deep the deep state was"? Kind of a cop-out response, but, in the spirit of playing the game, I'll give you 1 thing that is better now than it was under the previous administration: for a shit ton of older Americans their insulin has been capped at $35 a month!

Sadly, I think you'll remain in denial until your dying day. The rioting that took place on January 6th was the culmination of a series of events, not a single organic occurrence. It was the final, blundering act of a corrupt & odious individual who'd spent months whipping his devoted followers into a frenzy with blatant lies, tried to overturn election results with meritless lawsuits & organised a fraudulent scheme to swap fake slates of electors with the official ones during the certification process. He didn't call the rioters off for hours because he was pissed that his fake elector...

Deflection? Nah. Putting you in a spot where you have to expand on the most unpresidential things Trump did while in office so you say, "deflection", to get out of the conversation. Yes. (do any of you actually know what deflection means?)

Nah, I just think should a sitting president ( again, the most powerful man in the world) seeing this... happening at the most symbolic building for American Democracy as a direct result of his own actions ( calling people to go to the capital) should take it upon himself to say something to attempt to restore some peace and order. But, I stand by my words, " another pathetic act by a pathetic man". That's why the closest you all have come to defending his action – or lack thereof – has been, "why should I defend it?" and "what...

Are you asking me, "Why should the the President of the United States – the literal most powerful man in the world – who told his people just moments before, 'let's go to the capital', act like a president when he saw shit going sideways at the capital instead of sitting around and doing nothing"? God damn, son, you've got some low ass standards for the President.

It's wild to me that so many people in the republican party aren't fighting harder for someone other than Trump to be the nomination. Not only did he not walk with his people to the capital building ( he got everyone all fired up and peaced the fuck out), but the dude didn't do anything for three hours while his own people broke into the capital building. What sort of leadership is that? Why not demand more of your nomination? Like, if I found out the fire chief sat on his hands while a building across the street from the...

Jett waits for him, calls him over, says his bit, JA tries to ride off, Jett grabs him and eventually JA blows. I'm not a Lawrence hater, but Anderson's reaction is only due to Jett grabbing him as he tries to ride off. Waiting for a guy after the finish is never the right move. And doubling down on it is even less the right move.