Honest question for Trump supporters

[GMDino]

(09-15-2023, 11:05 AM)LSUfaninTN Wrote: He did not sic a mob on the Capitol. Enough of that. If it were a BLM riot and the Capitol were burned down, the media would've called it a "fiery but mostly peaceful protest." Jan 6 started out as a protest by people who were fed up with their president being sabotaged for 4 years and a blatantly rigged election on the part of social media, the FBI, and democrats in power. With the Steele dossier, the purposeful anchoring of the laptop story, the political and pointless Russia investigation, the false accusations of racism with open borders, etc (you and I have been through all of that on here), the resentment had been building for 4 years. Unfortunately the protest was ruined by a few total morons who went into the Capitol, but the whole thing was, as usual, exaggerated by the left. Trump's last tweet was, "Please support our Capitol police and law enforcement. They are truly on the side of our country. Stay peaceful." If people like Maxine Waters had tweeted things like that, maybe we'd have a few less burnt down post offices, buildings and businesses from the mindless leftist riots the last few years.

How is that siccing a mob? He cannot control the anger of protesters and to be honest, they had every right to be pissed off after their legitimately elected President was sabotaged under mostly false pretenses for 4 f*cking years. C'mon, you're better than that.

While he did say the election was stolen, there's no evidence to prove that it was, but there is ample evidence that it was rigged. Let's just say, infinitely more than there was that Russia colluded in the 2016 election. 

If Trump honestly committed crimes, and I've seen all sorts of explanations on both sides that are convincing either way, I'm all for him being brought to justice.

To me it doesn't even matter if he "sicced" [sic] a mob on the Capitol.  

Can we name one, just one, person who lost the election for POTUS and then not only denied he lost, not only falsely claimed he was the victim of "massive" voter fraud, not only did EVERY bit of "proof" get rejected by the courts (including some judges appointed by  P01135809 himself) but also held a personal rally on the same day as the vote was to certified AND told the crowd to march down tot he capitol and "encourage" the voters there to "do the right thing"?

Just one.

How about on a state level?  City?

One.

What he did was the spark to the dried up grass and sticks that created the fire...no matter how he worded it.

He tweeted to be "peaceful" AFTER the barriers were breached, police were injured and doors were broken.  

And he committed many crimes.  Some of which he has admitted to on tape and in interviews.