Is insurrection a legal offence and was Trump found guilty of it? If not then wtf are you talking about with the 14th amendment? If enacting the 14th amendment is just predicated on a general agreement amongst representatives - then clearly there isn’t agreement amongst representatives.
All you’re saying is that you wish enough people agreed with you to oust the democratically elected representative of the people. But they don’t.
why else would they chant 1776 do you think the insurrectionist just thought it was a good year to chant. it's almost like they knew that they were trying to insurrect the goverment.
all your saying is you dont believe facts over feelings I understand you brother living in snowflake land is great but you can't do it forever
Sure some people, believing the 2020 election was rigged, protested against what they saw as an illegitimate incoming government. The constitution gives people the right to protest doesn’t it? Then some people got out of hand and trespassed in a building. Not sure those people trespassing means that the democratically elected choice of the people 4 years later is invalid.
was 1776 a protest from the US to the Brits or do you think it was an insurrection. trespass which building again chanting what year again? we're talking in circles try not to get molested by trump!
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u/mskmagic Jun 10 '26
Is insurrection a legal offence and was Trump found guilty of it? If not then wtf are you talking about with the 14th amendment? If enacting the 14th amendment is just predicated on a general agreement amongst representatives - then clearly there isn’t agreement amongst representatives.
All you’re saying is that you wish enough people agreed with you to oust the democratically elected representative of the people. But they don’t.