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Sue's avatar

I've seen this kind of behavior before -- in my college days. A group of students were lobbying hard for a certain policy change, and lost the election. Their response? "The people who voted against this are neurotic, selfish, sick and unfit to decide these things. This is one case in which democracy should just have been thrown out the window, and the administration simply decided this by fiat." You've gotta love college freshmen and their habit of saying the quiet part out loud, but the mentality is exactly the same as that of the overgrown grade school student doddering his way through his second childhood. After "The 2020 election was corrupt" comes "All elections are inherently corrupt, and we need to abolish them. From now on, your wise and benevolent king will make all decisions for you."

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Lisa Nystrom's avatar

You read my mind. They think because the words are uttered, they are factual. The ultimate grift needs a sucker to be born every minute. Apparently 75 million of them have been born since World War 2. This is the longest Twiljight Zone episode ever.😞

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Mark In Colorado's avatar

“For the record, suspicion can kill, and prejudice can destroy. And a thoughtless, frightened search for a scapegoat has a fallout all its own, for the children and the children yet unborn. And the pity of it is that these things cannot be confined to the Twilight Zone.”

- Rod Serling

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David J. Sharp's avatar

Trump the Supreme and his MAGA minions bravely look to the future by threatening to prosecute the past.

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Krista Allen's avatar

If somehow the convicted felon’s minions deliver “proof” that he won GA in 2020 (a monumental “if” there), wouldn’t that mean that he’d have to step down as president now, since he’d be in his 3rd unconstitutional term?

These are not intelligent people here.

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