Thread: Impeachment or the 25th before the 20th?

Originally Posted by Eevo

in a democracy (which the US claims to be), public offices are accountable to the voters.

and again i ask, how does impeachment help the transition of power?
if trump was there storming capital building with the others, i could understand. but he wasnt.

to me, this just feels like ego;s getting involved and revenge (and a lot of media frenzy). in 5 days time, trump will be gone.

It really comes down to pursuing every avenue to ensure that he can no longer be in a position to destabilise the country again. I point you back to the US law that I posted earlier. The fact that he was not physically there is irrelevant, he incited that crowd not just on the day but over months.

I think you misunderstand the seriousness of what has happened.

You don't not try and convict a bloke for murder just because he's going to die of cancer 2 days after he is sent to prison do you? Same with Trump....he needs to be held accountable for his actions.

Originally Posted by trout1105

Grow up Eevo.
Trump Incited the mob that invaded the Senate and Must be held accountable for his actions.
Of course he wasn't actually with the Mob simply because he is far too gutless to do the actual dirty work.
He Most definitely incited the insurrection with his speech just prior to the attack.
What part of that don't you understand and what part of what he did doesn't warrant him being impeached for his actions.

The only "Ego" in play here is Trumps and because he Lost the election so he tried to bluster and bully a change the results in his favor and when that failed he resorted to insurrection, What a Looser.

He is the president of the United States and he behaved abysmally So he MUST be held accountable for his actions.

your being a bit hypocritical as usual.
the point of being a leader is to influence people. your just unhappy because the shoe is on the other foot.
too gutless? or just too old?

youve got the blinkers on again if you think trump is the only ego out there.

there is no way what happened at the capital building was ever going to lead to a coupe. that was an unorganized rabble.

Originally Posted by Eevo

isnt that up to the voters?

Not if those voters are basing their decision on lies.

I saw an interview done with a staunch Trump supporter at "The Alamo" yesterday, he was asked the question "What would you do if you found out you were being lied to?" he said "I would be extremely angry and I would probably never vote again". No doubt there would be a large number of people that would feel the same way. So, allowing Trump to contest anymore elections on the basis of the lies he puts out would be a disservice to the very people that might vote for him.

I know you're likely just mustering up a bit of fun for yourself here as I don't think you're that dim that you don't comprehend what's going on, but really mate, you're the master of the circular argument.

Originally Posted by SBD4

he incited that crowd not just on the day but over months.

all presidents incite. thats their job. example, JFK: ask not what your country can do for you — ask what you can do for your country.

Originally Posted by SBD4

You don't not try and convict a bloke for murder just because he's going to die of cancer 2 days after he is sent to prison do you? Same with Trump....he needs to be held accountable for his actions.

actually they do that all the time.


and you might know the answer to this question: can trump be pardoned if he is impeached?

Originally Posted by SBD4

Not if those voters are basing their decision on lies.

which politician doesnt lie? lol especially in the US.


the fun part of this is the hypocrisy. will biden be subject to the same level of scrutiny? tump rocked the boat. he said **** you to the establishment. it was his whole campaign. the establishment went to extraordinary lengths, i would even call them unprecedented lengths to remove him. why? because he was different. trump refused to be made a part of the system. and thats why people voted for him. thats why he received 5million more votes that in the previous elections. not enough to win, but it show his message and values were recognized and well received by a lot of people. remember in the US, voting for president isnt like voting for the PM of aust. its a direct vote for him.

Originally Posted by Eevo

all presidents incite. thats their job. example, JFK: ask not what your country can do for you — ask what you can do for your country.

I think the word you might be after for that speech is slightly different ..... inspire rather than incite. That was about bringing a country together, not tear it apart.

Originally Posted by Eevo

actually they do that all the time.

Hah, that surprises me. I've not heard of that before. Certainly not for any high profile cases.

Originally Posted by Eevo

and you might know the answer to this question: can trump be pardoned if he is impeached?

Technically I think he could. I have heard discussion of Biden possibly pardoning him ... which would be very hard for him to swallow I think.

Originally Posted by Eevo

which politician doesnt lie? lol especially in the US.


the fun part of this is the hypocrisy. will biden be subject to the same level of scrutiny? tump rocked the boat. he said **** you to the establishment. it was his whole campaign. the establishment went to extraordinary lengths, i would even call them unprecedented lengths to remove him. why? because he was different. trump refused to be made a part of the system. and thats why people voted for him. thats why he received 5million more votes that in the previous elections. not enough to win, but it show his message and values were recognized and well received by a lot of people. remember in the US, voting for president isnt like voting for the PM of aust. its a direct vote for him.

I don't disagree with what you are saying.

The issue is with what he has been lying about.

Yep, I understand how the US voting system works.

Originally Posted by SBD4

I think the word you might be after for that speech is slightly different ..... inspire rather than incite. That was about bringing a country together, not tear it apart.




Hah, that surprises me. I've not heard of that before. Certainly not for any high profile cases.



Technically I think he could. I have heard discussion of Biden possibly pardoning him ... which would be very hard for him to swallow I think.

inspire, incite, influence, appeal. all have the same meaning. times change. maybe its time to tear america apart? in the long run, the first civil war was the best thing for americia.


biden needs to find a way to move forward. impeachment feels like gloating and i doubt will do any healing.
but hey, i think bidens too old for the job anyways.



just to circle back to voting based upon lies. biden lied in this 1988 presidental campaign, thats right, 32 years ago, about his degree's.
Hillary lied about her emails
the list goes on