CableMonster @ CableMonster @lemmy.ml

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Yeah got it you believe things that are not true, I cant argue with that. Have a great day!!

Hillary undermined his whole presidency. Al Gore tried to use law to win election.

The attack on the Capitol was part of a wider plan orchestrated by Trump and his backers.

Conspiracy theory...

If he is going to destroy the government why even bother with an election and just say he is permanent president? And of course you are flying the Ukraine flag.

Its not the same mechanism, but Hilary with making false russian claim and Gore with all the counting shenanigans.

How were they going to overturn an election by occupying a building?

Cool, you didnt answer the question. The problem is that if you actually think about it for a second you will realize how this whole thing was directly caused by NATO/American interference. I am not infavor of countries invading but its not the "UNPROVOKED!!" bullshit line they keep repeating. This war was completely avoidable.

Legal warfare, I dont like it either, but the losers do this a lot. If jan 6th was an insurrection or whatever, what was May 29th?

So you are afraid of imaginary dictators?

Sorry man, I hate commies since they want to take my childrens rights.

How did the US feel when Cuba allowed russia to put weapons there? Let me answer the question; Kennedy threatened complete war and the destsruction of the world. Should the Soviets have put weapons in Cuba?

Since they dont feel this and feel directly threatened, why should NATO/America keep pushing it till war?

I think a riot happened on jan 6th. What about May 29th?

So dictators just give up power when they are told to?

Then why didnt he do it last time?

Uh... nato...

Is instigating wars a winning strategy?

What if supporting Ukraine just ends in a loss with a hundred thousand more dead people and less territory; would that have made it a mistake to support Ukraine?

The main issue is that Russia feels that it cant let ukraine join nato, its "the reddest of red lines" and yet they are pushing us toward a direct conflict with russia.

So then how should russia feel and respond to this?

Thats what I have been trying to say, but everyone is freaking the fuck out. Literally its the most obvious statement if people just think about it for a second.

If you dont understand what I am saying then dont spend half an hour writing a comment, just ask me instead.

The US has direct democracies in many ways also, but there are overall protections from the constitution.