Coup/protest in the US

To be honest here, I think that this was a natural evolution, the left were burning cities not too long ago, with very little consequence to their actions, I think the political landscape in the US has just reached a boiling point where people feel that the only way they are heard is to set things on fire, sad state of affairs, but something that we deal with in our country all the time, we will spend many pages of this forum pointing fingers at politicians inciting violence but the truth here I think is that this stems from a failure of everyone to take their voters seriously.

People on the left and right feel that their values are not being upheld and their leaders are only fanning the flames between them.
Pretty much this.

2020 saw the ''normalising'' of political violence in the US.
 
When your last words on Twitter is "They can try stop us" before you get shot.

I've seen both the videos. How entitled must you be to attempt to break into a secure government area with a gun pointing at you and think you won't get shot or to condemn the guy who shot you.

And those morons with their video cameras droning over her while she is dying. What an apathetic and pathetic nation the USA is.
 
Get your popcorn and beers ready for Inauguration day. It's going to be a blast.

He said "blast"


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When your last words on Twitter is "They can try stop us" before you get shot.

I've seen both the videos. How entitled must you be to attempt to break into a secure government area with a gun pointing at you and think you won't get shot or to condemn the guy who shot you.

And those morons with their video cameras droning over her while she is dying. What an apathetic and pathetic nation the USA is.

like most things in this world, you may think that your version of reality is real...till reality gives your a PK or bullet...but you right, entitlement...plus the modern day echo chambers... just listen to the background rumblings of in these clips... -dumb ****s, don't even realise they being used...till reality says, hello and shoots.
 
so how will all this end? I mean will we potentially get the US breaking up and saying "not my president"
last time there were these kind of disagreements the founding fathers like George Washington and the British were involved.

could it be thats were were heading in the same direction?
or is it Trump spoke to people that felt "left out" of mainstream politics
and managed to get traction with them in the first place, and is now exploiting that to great effect.
 
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