Al-O-Meter
Well-Known Member
Trump also called for actions on January 6 to be carried out "peaceful and patriotically", but that brings up a bigger question. What do you consider to be political violence?Said battle to conducted without violence, as Biden said multiple times in the speech.
Hypothetically, if a dictator flanked by soldiers under his command, fully armed and clearly battle-ready, instructs a populace to submit with the implication that they will be wrong end of the gun if they resist, would you consider that to be the use of political violence even if no shots are fired and no blood is spilled? The hypothetical dictator is calling for action without violence, but is a threat of violence even if it is only an implied threat via a show of force enough to be 'use of political violence'? I think it is.
I don't want to detract from the more interesting question above, but here in the real world Biden's "battle against Americans" speech doesn't worry me. What does concern me with Biden is that he does not have the faculties to run the country, so who is running the country? In Florida I do believe DeSantis is running that show, and in California I do believe Newsom is running that show, but in Washington DC there is no way Biden is the actual Commander in Chief. The instruction cards he is constantly photographed with make that obvious. I believe in sunshine being the enemy of corruption and the Biden administration is the most cloistered administration to be in power in my lifetime.