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MiddleRoad
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« on: June 29, 2022, 06:44:07 PM »

In the video attached to the story, the guy looks like he is exiting the court house, when the media attempts to question him. He is in shorts. Who on Earth would go to court in shorts? He is "nuclear engineer" and the guy does not have the money to own some decent clothes, or have the smarts to know that you don't go to court wearing shorts?

Who wears shorts in January?
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MiddleRoad
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« Reply #1 on: June 29, 2022, 07:37:07 PM »

I actually appreciate stories like this because it shines a light on the fact that anybody is capable of being an unstable lunatic. Trump cultists are not actually always "blue collar." That should actually make us even more terrified when they are in occupations like this.

There was a news article which took a look at the demographics of the Trump Voter, and many of them are actually well educated, and well off. I forgot exactly the article Link, but it was so interesting.


Well yes, because the average Trump voter is basically just an average pre-Trump Republican voter, with all the country-club suburban elitism that includes.

I do think there is something to be said for the fact the *new voters* that Trump has brought into the Republican party are probably on average more working-class than the Republican voters that supported Romney or George W Bush, but the vast majority of Republicans who supported Bush and Romney are still Republicans today, and they make up the vast majority of Trump supporters.

Yes, but an engineer?
How does someone with that level of education/smarts, believe in the BS "stolen election" conspiracies, to the extent you go to DC, and break into the Capitol and hurt security officers around/in the grounds?
It's just so astonishing.

A college degree is no indicator of intelligence
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MiddleRoad
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« Reply #2 on: June 30, 2022, 07:37:11 PM »

Non-violent protestors should not be prosecuted

No one disputes that, genius, but the point is this guy was anything but non-violent.
But like 90% of the people who stormed the Capitol were not violent, they simply walked into a building.

Shh. Can’t say that. It was worse than 9/11.
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