Election Challenges, Protests, Conspiracy Theories, and Moral Panics

[GMDino]

(12-09-2020, 05:01 PM)Nately120 Wrote: I hear ya, I have to dust off my brain back to my BA to recall old school social psychology experiments where they found even imagery of weaponry made people respond in more aggressive manners.  I don't need to tell anyone that seeing someone armed raises the tension level of any situation to "not much can go right" levels.  Between stuff like this and hearing stories about one of my college friends who had a judge for a father needing armed guards on occasion, I'm beyond glad my parents were nobodies. 

To be fair some also think if the protestors are even walking by your home you should be able to threaten THEM with weapons because they might have broke a gate or something.

Anyway...back to the nuts challenging the vote:

well this is a twist I wasn't expecting. pic.twitter.com/HNV7v0OpMR

— Robert Max Rees, II (@robertmaxrees) December 7, 2020