A few facts:
• Trump lost the 2020 election.
• Though there was no evidence of significant voter fraud, the former president continues to claim the election was rigged.
• He urged his supporters to storm the Capitol on January 6th to disrupt the confirmation of the election results.
• He watched the insurrection on television for more than three hours before heeding the advice of his people and calling off the mayhem.
• More than 800 of the insurrectionists have been tried and sentenced.
• Trump says he’ll pardon these people if he’s re-elected in 2024.
• Here, he’s saying that violence post the 2024 election is an option “depending on the fairness of the election.”
• Trump got 71 million votes in 2020. If only 0.1% of them are armed and prepared to take to the streets in the event that Trump loses, that’s 71,000 morons with assault rifles, ready to do whatever Trump asks of them.
Given this, is there anyone who thinks there’s the slightest chance that this country will avoid widespread violence if Trump loses the election?
It depends on what you mean by “happened.”
They were somewhere between 14 and 53 times more likely to die of the disease. I wouldn’t call drowning in one’s own puss and blood “nothing.”
Side Note: Being an anti-vaxxer is not a good look. I don’t know a single guy who would come within 50 yards of this crackpot.
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This device apparently uses the kinetic energy of the moving water in the stream to lift itself up against the force of gravity. Or maybe energy was used to pump it up. So far, so good.
But then it releases the water and extracts more energy than went into lifting the water! Wow. Would an average 10-year-old kid believe this?
And what happens after five years? Does it evaporate? Self-annihilate? Implode? Rapture itself into heaven?
Nobody really knows, but ask yourself this: once World War II was over, was Germany still considered a pariah nation “generations” later?
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