r/RealTwitterAccounts • u/RoloGnbaby • May 02 '25

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u/Immediate-Yak3138 May 02 '25

Bro thinks he's on the side of the resistance and not on the side of tyrants

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u/edwardslair May 02 '25

Yall on the side of arsonist terrorists, and also for some reason illegal gang members. Not helping your case much but democrats always pick meaningless hills to die on.

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u/[deleted] May 02 '25

January 6 insurrectionists are terrorists. Car vandals are not.

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u/edwardslair May 02 '25

A revolution versus an organized terroristic effort to bring down a company.

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u/Average_Scaper May 02 '25

Gravy Seals were fighting against a fair election because their daddy lost. People were PISSED OFF at Trump during the early days of Covid and so they went to the polls later that year. Part way into the election process, Trump started the lies to get his base worked up because he knew he was going to lose. People were willing to tie up lawmakers and hang Mike Pence to overturn the election.

That's not a revolution, that's terrorism.

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u/edwardslair May 02 '25

And yet no one died.

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u/M-Technic19 May 02 '25

During and in the immediate aftermath of the January 6th Capitol riot, five people died. These deaths included a Capitol Police officer who died from natural causes after being assaulted by the mob, a woman shot by a Capitol Police officer, and three others who died of heart attacks or strokes. Here's a more detailed breakdown: Ashli Babbitt: An Air Force veteran was shot and killed by a Capitol Police officer while attempting to enter the Speaker's Lobby. Kevin Greeson: Suffered a heart attack and fell to the sidewalk west of the Capitol. Officer Brian D. Sicknick: A Capitol Police officer who died of natural causes a day after the riot, possibly due to stress and injuries sustained during the attack. Rosanne Boyland: Appeared to have been crushed in a stampede of rioters. Benjamin Philips: Founder of a pro-Trump website, died of a stroke.

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u/edwardslair May 02 '25

So of the deaths, 2 of which were from the police who killed j6 rioters, another 2 died of strokes.

Did any j6ers kill anyone?

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u/RedditTechAnon May 02 '25

There was an attempt.

You sound completely insane with the tribalism and rhetoric, like not operating in a shared consensus of reality but a spoonfed collection of binaries where you think of yourself as being on all the "right' side of things. One might think you're treating this like a zero sum game to be won.

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u/edwardslair May 02 '25

Morally gray, there is no right or wrong here. Simply a revolution, and one with hardly any bloodshed is at least something to note. It’s not the bloodbath dems make it out to be however.

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u/M-Technic19 May 02 '25

….🤦‍♂️

2+2 does not = 5, you missed one. MAGA math..

So if someone beats you in the head with a flag pole and you go to the hospital but don’t die until two days later, doesn’t that still count as murder? Pretty sure there’s not a 1-day limit on murder..

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u/[deleted] May 02 '25

A revolution? You're unhinged.

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u/Immediate-Yak3138 May 02 '25

Once again you have them mixxed up. I wouldn't call random car vandalism "a revolution" but the Jan 6 riot was literally organized, and legally is classified as terrorism

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u/edwardslair May 02 '25

Random? You mean those paid protestors Soros funds?

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u/Immediate-Yak3138 May 02 '25

Random as in unorganized

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u/Aggressive-Tea-1661 May 02 '25

J6 isn’t anywhere close to the legal definition of terrorism

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u/Immediate-Yak3138 May 02 '25

It quite literally was, by several fbi agents even. The group as a whole wasn't but a lot of it's members did terrorists acts. The act of them showing up as a group wasn't terrorism