Will Trump go to prison?

Yea,  saw that.  Shame.

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My favourite two lines from Trump that spring to mind are:

1. "I believe I am the President that has been treated the worst ever, even Lincoln. I believe I am treated worse than Lincoln." Lincoln got shot in the head after a civil war

2. "I have done more for the black community than any President ever with the exception of Lincoln." As if Ulysses S. Grant and LBJ didn't exist

I would argue that tweet has not aged well at all considering that Ashli Babbitt’s white privilege has brought her a death in cold blood in the Capitol Building.

I wonder how many of the far left will be demanding justice for her and the officer in question being prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law? I think we all know the answer to that. Her death will be glossed over and ignored as it doesn’t fit the narrative that the Police made tea and scones for these wankers protestors

I’d like to think my view is consistent with that from earlier in the year - if you give the Police an excuse to shoot you then you can’t be surprised if they take it but given how much outrage there was at black people being murdered in cold blood I would expect similar outrage at the shooting of a white woman who was simply climbing on to a ledge whilst unarmed.

The fact that they're considered 'protestors' about sums it up.

You are comparing a trained secret service member to policemen who are given a gun if they can sign their own name.

Might as well post the videos of the shooting if it is being discussed.

Not overly graphic but obviously disturbing.

I was thinking about the debate around the Jacob Blake shooting specifically. Jacob Blake was in a situation where he was also up to no good and the police were called to arrest him and he ended up shot after concealing his hands. People went apeshit about that and it seems to me that there was arguably less immediate threat to human life in the capitol building when this woman was shot as the doors to the inner chamber were locked and couldn’t be breached. The police were right to fire both times but it seems that those who deplore police violence seem to be turning a blind eye in this instance and it’s a trifling little detail dwarfed by the (imaginary) narrative that it would have been worse if it was a BLM protest. Of course, there it probably more than a grain of truth to that but at the same time you can’t make that argument whilst completely ignoring that at least one of them was shot whilst unarmed, her white invincibility shield didn’t work too good. I guess what I’m trying to argue is that there isn’t much balance to the way it’s being portrayed in the media and that those who deplored Blake’s shooting should have concerns about this one.