I'm not presenting this as a whatabout to rebut the Trump indictment or anything like that, I just want to say this to support my above:
At what point do we not look at the mountain of circumstantial evidence and say "enough is enough?" This is how tribal we are in America and it should terrify all of us that we have a sitting president who, minus the whole "president" thing would be in front of a grand jury (at best for them). Think about how you'd have to willfully ignore the again, mountain of evidence, to justify Biden's actions and that of his family. How do you twist your logic to defend the guy? Give me "innocent until proven guilty" and I'm onboard...but we have vast swaths of America foaming at the mouth to excuse, defend, or ignore what's going on.
Okay, fine.
(Ukraine has entered the chat)
This isn't a pro-Putin/ pro-Russia thing, I've made my position on the Ukraine rather clear elsewhere. At what point, do we ask "what the actual fuck" with this country? This little place few have heard of before has factored heavily into American politics for a decade or so now. Pakistan could have a nuclear war with India over the most trivial of offenses and even that country hasn't factored as heavily into US politics. The Ukraine has played a role in TWO US elections and now has found itself to be the recipient of eleventy-two Billion dollars of aid in the last year. And all of this is unrelated?
What in the actual fuck, people? And I'm only scratching the surface.
We are not serious about being American. You are no longer an American folks, you are Republican, Democrat, or homeless. A man/ woman/ person/ whateverthefuckelse without a "nation."
You cannot ignore, you can but you have to be a partisan moron, the intersection of the Ukraine and US politics. You cannot ignore, you can but you have to be a partisan moron, that enough evidence exists where Joe Biden and his family and friends should be in front of a grand jury.
This swirling ball of shit is too big of a topic to ignore, but ignore it we will because we are Republican, Democrat, or homeless.
I could go on, but what's the point?
At what point do we not look at the mountain of circumstantial evidence and say "enough is enough?" This is how tribal we are in America and it should terrify all of us that we have a sitting president who, minus the whole "president" thing would be in front of a grand jury (at best for them). Think about how you'd have to willfully ignore the again, mountain of evidence, to justify Biden's actions and that of his family. How do you twist your logic to defend the guy? Give me "innocent until proven guilty" and I'm onboard...but we have vast swaths of America foaming at the mouth to excuse, defend, or ignore what's going on.
Okay, fine.
(Ukraine has entered the chat)
This isn't a pro-Putin/ pro-Russia thing, I've made my position on the Ukraine rather clear elsewhere. At what point, do we ask "what the actual fuck" with this country? This little place few have heard of before has factored heavily into American politics for a decade or so now. Pakistan could have a nuclear war with India over the most trivial of offenses and even that country hasn't factored as heavily into US politics. The Ukraine has played a role in TWO US elections and now has found itself to be the recipient of eleventy-two Billion dollars of aid in the last year. And all of this is unrelated?
What in the actual fuck, people? And I'm only scratching the surface.
We are not serious about being American. You are no longer an American folks, you are Republican, Democrat, or homeless. A man/ woman/ person/ whateverthefuckelse without a "nation."
You cannot ignore, you can but you have to be a partisan moron, the intersection of the Ukraine and US politics. You cannot ignore, you can but you have to be a partisan moron, that enough evidence exists where Joe Biden and his family and friends should be in front of a grand jury.
This swirling ball of shit is too big of a topic to ignore, but ignore it we will because we are Republican, Democrat, or homeless.
I could go on, but what's the point?
