Senator says "riots in streets" if Trump indicted

[ronstar]

Lindsey Graham warns of ‘riots in the streets’ if Trump is prosecuted

Sen. Lindsey Graham has warned that there “literally will be riots in the street” if former President Donald Trump is prosecuted.

nypost.com

Senator Lindsey Graham says there will be "riots in the streets" if Trump is prosecuted. Pretty stupid thing to say as Trump's supporters are not violent people. They are the ones waving Blue Lives Matter flags and pushing for more police.

Graham may be losing his marbles.

 

[Saltwater60]

Lindsey Graham warns of ‘riots in the streets’ if Trump is prosecuted

Sen. Lindsey Graham has warned that there “literally will be riots in the street” if former President Donald Trump is prosecuted.

nypost.com

Senator Lindsey Graham says there will be "riots in the streets" if Trump is prosecuted. Pretty stupid thing to say as Trump's supporters are not violent people. They are the ones waving Blue Lives Matter flags and pushing for more police.

Graham may be losing his marbles.

Graham is losing his marbles. I forgot he even existed.
So let me ask you this it’s ok for the left to riot in the streets but the right can’t? I say violence is never the answer, but the left seems ok as long as it advances thier narrative.

 

[Bigfoot]

If any prosecution isn't legit. If it's a railroading. If the Dems cheat and lie like with the FISA warrant. And all of the other crap that they have pulled to get rid of Trump.

I can believe it.

 

[ronstar]

Graham is losing his marbles. I forgot he even existed.
So let me ask you this it’s ok for the left to riot in the streets but the right can’t? I say violence is never the answer, but the left seems ok as long as it advances thier narrative.

I hate political violence unless all peaceful means of change have been exhausted. BLM, Antifa, seem to think violence is fine in order to get attention.

 

[spat]

Graham is losing his marbles. I forgot he even existed.
So let me ask you this it’s ok for the left to riot in the streets but the right can’t? I say violence is never the answer, but the left seems ok as long as it advances thier narrative.

Violence is not the answer until it's the only answer.

 

[ronstar]

Violence is not the answer until it's the only answer.

Too often violence is used in the USA waaaaay before it's the only option left.

 

[Defilade]

He needs to lose his seat!

 

[libertysnake]

Violence is not the answer until it's the only answer.

That's basically how you have to approach things. You don't turn "on" till it's time. But when it's time, it's time to go. When I get to the gym, it's time to go. I do not fuck around. I do not spend time dicking around on my phone, I go because each moment I waste is a moment stolen from the rest of my day.

And when that time is over, I turn off till it's time to turn on again. It's not time, till it's time. But when it's time, commit.

 

[Dr. Evil]

Like BLM and ANTIFA already did over the last few years?

 

[Blimey]

That's basically how you have to approach things. You don't turn "on" till it's time. But when it's time, it's time to go. When I get to the gym, it's time to go. I do not fuck around. I do not spend time dicking around on my phone, I go because each moment I waste is a moment stolen from the rest of my day

I think I've identified why my workouts are going so poorly.

 

[GOPerfect]

Just remember there has never been full peace without violence.

I am not advocating violence at all, just point out a fact that in order to have pure peace, pure violence comes first.

I do believe that we are in for a very Rocky road, I hope I am wrong

 

[FRANKIE]

Parabellum

 

[spat]

That's basically how you have to approach things. You don't turn "on" till it's time. But when it's time, it's time to go. When I get to the gym, it's time to go. I do not fuck around. I do not spend time dicking around on my phone, I go because each moment I waste is a moment stolen from the rest of my day.

And when that time is over, I turn off till it's time to turn on again. It's not time, till it's time. But when it's time, commit.

Yes, when it's time to bring the violence, you should not ask "how much do I need" you should ask only "how much can I bring, and how fast".

That should apply at every scale, from a street fight to a major war.

 

[Bigfoot]

If Trump is indicted and his supporters think that it was unjust.
If Trump is assassinated or even a failed attempt. Just saying.

There are going to be millions of really pissed off people.

 

[Saltwater60]

I hate political violence unless all peaceful means of change have been exhausted. BLM, Antifa, seem to think violence is fine in order to get attention.

And many liberal politicians and other liberals voiced their support for them.
Im glad you don’t support violence for political change because that’s the dictionary definition of a terrorist.

 

[ronstar]

Violence is not the answer until it's the only answer.

And until all other Constitutional methods are exhausted.

 

[spat]

And until all other Constitutional methods are exhausted.

That point is unfortunately rapidly approaching.

Large portions of our government and institutions interfered in the last election to subvert the will of the people. That is not even in question now.

The constitution *is* the social contract that gives that government legitimacy. If they fail to uphold it, then they're just a big street gang.

 

[ronstar]

That point is unfortunately rapidly approaching.

Large portions of our government and institutions interfered in the last election to subvert the will of the people.

Paranoid, baseless nonsense. Lots of judges ruled against Trump, even judges appointed by him. Republican Governors and Secretaries of State ruled Trump lost in their states. The Supreme Court, with a HUGE Conservative majority ruled not to hear Trump's case or to provide him the relief he sought. Congress certified that Trump lost.

Trump lost fair and square, according to the rules of our Constitution.

 

[spat]

Paranoid, baseless nonsense. Lots of judges ruled against Trump, even judges appointed by him. Republican Governors and Secretaries of State ruled Trump lost in their states. The Supreme Court, with a HUGE Conservative majority ruled not to hear Trump's case or to provide him the relief he sought. Congress certified that Trump lost.

Trump lost fair and square, according to the rules of our Constitution.

I already said attempting to prove fraud was a fools errand in an environment designed to conceal it's existence.

It's not about "was the election stolen". Without a secure system that's just a matter of opinion.

The question is "could it have been stolen without us detecting it", and the answer to that is an obvious "yes".

The American people have a constitutional right to an election they can trust. Obviously large numbers of people do not trust the last one.

What is the government going to do about that ?

If their answer is to just say 1/3 of the country is stupid and ignore them, then they better get ready for a war, because it's coming eventually.

Personally I'd much prefer they added back the obvious security measures necessary to make the doubters a fringe minority.

The only reason I can imagine for their reluctance to secure the next election is because there *was* widespread fraud, and they're counting on doing it again.

If they're complaining that it's "racist" to want a secure election, then they just need to go, one way or the other they cannot be allowed to run the place.

If their complaint is that the Republican suggestions for securing it are somehow racist, then they should offer alternatives. But their alternatives need to convince the vast majority of the public that fraud at a level sufficient to alter the outcome is impossible.

Their current approach is untenable and is a fast track to a civil war.

 

[ronstar]

I already said attempting to prove fraud was a fools errand in an environment designed to conceal it's existence.

It's not about "was the election stolen". Without a secure system that's just a matter of opinion.

The question is "could it have been stolen without us detecting it", and the answer to that is an obvious "yes".

The American people have a constitutional right to an election they can trust. Obviously large numbers of people do not trust the last one.

What is the government going to do about that ?

If their answer is to just say 1/3 of the country is stupid and ignore them, then they better get ready for a war, because it's coming eventually.

Personally I'd much prefer they added back the obvious security measures necessary to make the doubters a fringe minority.

The only reason I can imagine for their reluctance to secure the next election is because there *was* widespread fraud, and they're counting on doing it again.

If they're complaining that it's "racist" to want a secure election, then they just need to go, one way or the other they cannot be allowed to run the place.

If their complaint is that the Republican suggestions for securing it are somehow racist, then they should offer alternatives. But their alternatives need to convince the vast majority of the public that fraud at a level sufficient to alter the outcome is impossible.

Their current approach is untenable and is a fast track to a civil war.

Civil war? Funny.

 

[spat]

Civil war? Funny.

Not to the 43% of Americans who think it's likely it's not.

Is the US headed for another Civil War? | Brookings

It may seem unthinkable, and yet there’s much to worry about.

www.brookings.edu

 

[Acer-m14]

Lindsey Graham is a RINO ..

 

[spat]

Paranoid, baseless nonsense. Lots of judges ruled against Trump, even judges appointed by him. Republican Governors and Secretaries of State ruled Trump lost in their states. The Supreme Court, with a HUGE Conservative majority ruled not to hear Trump's case or to provide him the relief he sought. Congress certified that Trump lost.

Trump lost fair and square, according to the rules of our Constitution.

Furthermore, they have *admitted* to inappropriate interference.

The FBI has admitted they squashed the hunter Biden laptop story right before the election. They called it "Russian disinformation" despite knowing full well it was authentic.

I saw a poll that said 79% of people think that Trump would have won if that story had run.

You can call it "baseless nonsense" if you like, but that is hardly going to change people's opinion about the legitimacy of our elections.

 

[Drinkthekoolaid]

Furthermore, they have *admitted* to inappropriate interference.

The FBI has admitted they squashed the hunter Biden laptop story right before the election. They called it "Russian disinformation" despite knowing full well it was authentic.

I saw a poll that said 79% of people think that Trump would have won if that story had run.

You can call it "baseless nonsense" if you like, but that is hardly going to change people's opinion about the legitimacy of our elections.

The government, media and FBI knowingly pushed a false narrative of Russian collusion while ignoring and covering up events like Clinton crime family corruption and hunter Biden corruption for years to manipulate opinions and votes.

Most sane Americans have realized our entire system has been weaponized for political purposes. A huge amount of people no longer have faith or confidence in the institutions which should be the bedrock of our country.

What type of course do you think that leaves people on when they can't trust the system and they verifiably with their own eyes and ears know they are correct and the system is against them.

(@spat I know, you know. Just being rhetorical)

 

[spat]

The government, media and FBI knowingly pushed a false narrative of Russian collusion while ignoring and covering up events like Clinton crime family corruption and hunter Biden corruption for years to manipulate opinions and votes.

Most sane Americans have realized our entire system has been weaponized for political purposes. A huge amount of people no longer have faith or confidence in the institutions which should be the bedrock of our country.

What type of course do you think that leaves people on when they can't trust the system and they verifiably with their own eyes and ears know they are correct and the system is against them.

(@spat I know, you know. Just being rhetorical)

It's going to be a long hard path to get to a place where people trust our institutions.

Step 1 is recognizing we have a problem.

But we have too many people who blame the people who don't trust, and can't bring themselves to acknowledge *why* people don't trust anymore.

The media and the government used to be widely trusted, but they squandered that by repeatedly lying to us, then gaslighting us that it was "for our own good".

I have a family member I pointed out Fauci's abrupt reversal of "masks don't work" to "everyone should wear a mask" to.

He said "he just said that because there weren't enough masks to go around and he wanted to conserve them for 1st responders". Not even acknowledging the fact that *one* of those statements was a bald faced lie, and masks vs respiratory viruses is a thoroughly studied field, so there was no "new science".

 

[dsdmmat]

Can’t be any worse than the summer of 2020.

 

[ronstar]

The government, media and FBI knowingly pushed a false narrative of Russian collusion while ignoring and covering up events like Clinton crime family corruption and hunter Biden corruption for years to manipulate opinions and votes.

Most sane Americans have realized our entire system has been weaponized for political purposes. A huge amount of people no longer have faith or confidence in the institutions which should be the bedrock of our country.

What type of course do you think that leaves people on when they can't trust the system and they verifiably with their own eyes and ears know they are correct and the system is against them.

(@spat I know, you know. Just being rhetorical)

If the election was so corrupt why did Congress certify the election?

Why did the supreme Court not even willing to hear the election case?

Looks more like the clams of widespread fraud were bogus and baseless.

Occam's Razor.

 

[Drinkthekoolaid]

If the election was so corrupt why did Congress certify the election?

Why did the supreme Court not even willing to hear the election case?

Looks more like the clams of widespread fraud were bogus and baseless.

Occam's Razor.

I'm not even going down the rabbit hole of 2020.

I'm talking about way back in 2014-2016 how trump was treated by the dept of justice, the FBI, the Steele dossier, the Clinton operatives, all the "legacy media" all the social media algorithms etc.

Agents of government of the united states knowingly conspired against a presidential candidate and pushed out right lies and later against a sitting president and no one was held accountable for any of it.

Pardon me for being skeptical of anything at this point.

 

[mark60]

On the way to work this morning there was an overwhelming stink of dead skunk. I didn't see a dead skunk anywhere but that didn't mean it wasn't there.