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Maybe it won't be that difficult to detrumpify Trump supporters.Posted by Curt Anderson
The legal representative of Jacob Chansley—better known as the “QAnon Shaman,” who burst into the U.S. Capitol wearing furs and Viking horns—has said his client feels cheated by Trump. Referring to his client as “the guy with the horns and the fur,” attorney Al Watkins told the St. Louis NBC News affiliate KSDK: “[Chansley] regrets very, very much having not just been duped by the president, but by being in a position where he allowed that duping to put him in a position to make decisions he should not have made.”
Don't know if you guys heard about it here in the information black hole that is Selectsmart - but at that Michigan rally at the capital, apparently some group called the "Boogaloo Boys" - which appear to be some sort of R militia/activist thing like the Proud Boys without the racism and KKK influences - called for unity between BLM, Antifa and themselves. The guy was reading off his phone, but he was rather eloquent and said everything the Red/Blue party and Selectsmart folks don't want to hear - that our real enemy is not each other - it's rich vs. poor and the Red/Blues are on the wrong side. This is a great step in the right direction - but you keep pushing that "Trump Bad" and "Russia, Rachel, Russia" nonsense for your masters, Curt. You're doing good although if I were you - I would least try to get paid for it like MSNBC, CNN and Fox.
Given how easy it is to swipe an election or in the case of Joe Biden, swipe the elections in and electoral votes of several states, I wouldn't blame you if refused to vote ever again! That would teach The Swamp that you're not one to be trifled with.
Guy is a veteran too. Around 20% of the insurrectionists were veterans. Lots of police too. Attacking other police no less.
Okay.
Geez, pb. You're not just an asshole. You're a lazy asshole. Nonetheless, be edified:
'Q Shaman' seen storming the Capitol shirtless in face paint and a furry headdress with horns is a Navy veteran [...] As Military.com first reported, Chansley briefly served in the US Navy. He enlisted in 2005 and left in 2007 only as a supply clerk seaman apprentice. For the majority of his two years in the armed forces, Chansley was assigned to the now-decommissioned aircraft carrier USS Kitty Hawk, according to service data provided to Insider by the Navy. A Navy official told Task & Purpose that he was kicked out of the service after refusing to take an anthrax vaccine. Since leaving the service, Chansley has become a rising figure in the far-right QAnon movement, which appeared to fuel last week's riots at the Capitol.
Sorry...
Nearly 1 In 5 Defendants In Capitol Riot Cases Served In The Military As a violent mob descended on the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6, lawmakers and aides hid wherever they could, waiting for the military and police to arrive. But many of those who stormed the Capitol were military veterans themselves, who had once sworn to protect the Constitution. In fact, an NPR analysis has found that nearly 1 in 5 people charged over their alleged involvement in the attack on the U.S. Capitol appear to have a military history. NPR compiled a list of individuals facing federal or District of Columbia charges in connection with the events of Jan. 6. Of more than 140 charged so far, a review of military records, social media accounts, court documents and news reports indicate at least 27 of those charged, or nearly 20%, have served or are currently serving in the U.S. military. To put that number in perspective, only about 7% of all American adults are military veterans, according to the U.S. Census Bureau. Several veterans are charged with violent entry and disorderly conduct on Capitol grounds. One of them is Larry Rendall Brock Jr. The Air Force veteran was photographed in a military-style helmet and tactical vest carrying flex cuffs inside the Capitol. He posted on Facebook that he was preparing for a "Second Civil War," according to documents filed in federal court. In the weeks after Biden's victory, Brock posted that "we are now under occupation by a hostile governing force." Unless my math is off, "around 20%" is something close to "nearly one in five". Why do you ever doubt me, pb? It's an incredibly rare instance when you catch me making a mistake. And I spend a lot of my time correcting yours. A thankless task indeed.
And why do you think the difference is significant? If the most violent ones among the insurrectionists who were caught and charged had a military history, what do you wager the percentage of military background was among the violent insurrectionists not charged? There is little to no reason to assume that the proportions were much different in that group. In any event, it is not good that an inordinate amount of the worst of the criminal activities during the coup attempt were committed by people with a military background.
As I pointed out, it's an insignificant distinction. But you gotta find something to obfuscate and ignore the point with. I get it.
great post indy that's exactly what they are doing -- and it has intensified exponentially over last decade or so the least informed, lowest IQ are the most susceptible to the dogmatic hate propaganda/policies that are being pushed by the pols and big media ==========================================================================
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