Comments by "life is a carnival" (@lifeisacarnival1359) on "CNN shows how Tucker Carlson attempted to 'sanitize' new Jan. 6 footage" video.
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@gideonthejudge9036 Rest assured, Judge(lmfao, what a pretentious pompous ass you are; judge of who or what?), I know how to use a hyphen. I've used that phrase "Trump- loving thugs" many times on YouTube, because I like it and I think it fits. I just happened to omit the hyphen in that comment.
For most poorly educated Trumpers, the missing hyphen wouldn't have mattered. They can't seem to grasp the difference between "your" and "you're" or "then and "than".
Actually, "Trump loving thugs", without the hyphen, seems okay too, when you think about it. Trump called those thugs" patriots", "peaceful people", "tremendous people". and watched them for 3 1/2 hours on TV without intervening. He told McCarthy when that POS pleaded for help that apparently "those people care more about the election than you do". Trump relished every second of what they did.
Now that we're past your hyphen distress, I still don't know what you say the media are lying about. They based their coverage on what was shown live on Jan. 6th and the videos seen numerous times since then. Carlson is the one lying, as many Republicans in Congress have pointed out, when he uses a few clips of people being escorted by cops to imply that the whole thing was peaceful.
Funny, I got no response from you regarding the video evidence, much of it right here on YouTube, of the violence that did occur. Why can't you talk about that instead of a missing hyphen?
BTW, it's "en masse", as long as we're correcting other people's writing.
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@JohnDoe-rs7gh Well, I can see that YOU'RE too ignorant to know the difference between "your" and "you're". Did you know they teach that inn first grade? Since you didn't make it that far, you probably didn't know that, or the difference between "then" and "than".
WTF is "PDSD? Lmfao. Do you mean PTSD? Sure, you're a retired cop, not knowing what PTSD is. Retired mall cop maybe.
The injuries to cops on Jan 6 included concussions, cracked ribs, and a lost eye. Let me know when you'd like to find out how any of those feel. As far as bear spray, if it's so harmless, I'll be glad to try that on you too, tough guy.
Those charged with trespassing were legitimately charged with it because the Capitol(not Captiol) was off limits to any visitors that day. Others, like that stupid "shaman" were charged legitimately with obstructing a federal proceeding. He and the others charged weren't supposed to be there at all.
The cops didn't try to stop anybody? I guess you missed the footage of them pushing and shoving protesters away from the barriers, even though they were outnumbered.
And you might also note that many of these thugs pled guilty to what they were charged with, and a number of them apologized and said they regretted doing what they did for Trump.
I watched plenty of footage of doors and windows being busted out, people scaling walls, and otherwise vandalizing government property. One stupid woman was justifiably shot to death for disobeying an order not to climb through a busted out door. Good riddance.
Eff off, you delusional loser.
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@aaronlarsen7447 One guy out of hundreds of guilty pleas. Did the guy do what he was accused of or not?
When somebody pleads guilty the judge asks them and their attorney in open court if they are doing so willingly. If the guy for some reason felt he couldn't fight the federal government and he stated that to the judge as the reason for pleading guilty, the judge should have asked what I asked at the beginning: "Did you do what you're accused of or not?" If the guy said he DIDN'T do it but felt helpless against the government, the judge should have said "Then I can't accept your guilty plea, if you say you're not guilty. I'm setting the case for trial and you can present evidence of your innocence then." That's if he actually has evidence exonerating himself. If his attorney didn't want to present that evidence for whatever reason, the guy should have told the judge and asked for time to get a new lawyer. If there was no evidence of innocence, now layer would go to trial, which goes back to the original question: Was he guilty of what he was charged with, or was he innocent and had evidence to prove his innocence?
If he was just spouting bs about going up against the big bad federal government, and is guilty of what he was charged with, he ultimately did the right thing and entered a guilty plea. Courts are for deciding guilt or innocence, not allowing guilty people to vent their feelings about the government.
What I'm describing is similar to what happened with the case of a guy who goes by "Baked Alaska". He said he was innocent and was only pleading guilty because the prosecutors threatened to charge him with a felony. The judge responded that if that was why he was pleading guilty, he couldn't accept the guilty plea, and set the case for trial.
What's the name of the man you're talking about who said he didn't want to fight the government so he was pleading guilty? I'd like to read the facts on that. If it's Baked Alaska, he screwed himself because he's on video doing what he's accused of. If it's somebody else give me his name so I can research it myself.
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