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That was one of the most excrutiating things I've ever sat through.
Just spit it out, man!!! Oh my God.
I almost lost consciousness.
got an eye like a camera.
I mean, most ppl appreciate a thoughtful response and a speaker taking their time to articulate what they mean to say - of course! And this was so slow it became barely articulate.
Having said that, I did spend the rest of the trying to suss out what he was getting at with the 12th amendment stuff, in particular when he addressed the criticisms of it being "inartfully worded" and then when one of the counsel paraphrased his words and he was like "Well, that's not how it's presented on the record with Congress but basically, sure."
WTF did that even mean???
Still have a headache.
>Fraud vitiates everything
And sooooo THAT is exactly why I'm pretty convined that there is no way for the 2020 election to be declared fraudulent, without a complete collapse of our gov't. Sure, it might sound great on paper: "Burn it all down" (I've even said this once before and never again).
However, the reality is actually really fucking insane. It will mean that no executive contracts signed, for better or worse, are valid. The taxes collected from US citizens are actually stolen by an illegitimate government. The list goes on and I just don't want to write it all out.
YES, the parties responsible for a fraudulent government MUST be held accountable and let the word spread through their grapevines. If we show this potential failure publicly, though, it would truly be a serious risk. It does need to be fixed. And it needs to be fixed in-house and privately.
Not very great for headlines and image boards - I get it.
It's been exposed for a longlonglong time.
Not just way-left-leaning pedos. Pedos all over the place and thru the millenia.
Kids are a currency and a revenue stream and not always or even mostly for sex.
Anyway, I'm just saying I don't think that people acknowledging pedophilia is going to do it.