State of the art progressive thought re: Trump refusing to leave office
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@Jolly said in State of the art progressive thought re: Trump refusing to leave office:
No, the sane among us see you simply as playing silly booger...
Which part of that scenario do you see as implausible?
@jon-nyc said in State of the art progressive thought re: Trump refusing to leave office:
@Jolly said in State of the art progressive thought re: Trump refusing to leave office:
No, the sane among us see you simply as playing silly booger...
Which part of that scenario do you see as implausible?
What percent likelihood matches your definition of plausibility?
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The rhetoric of "legitimate concern" requires only that the audience being appealed to has sufficient hatred for the source of the concern to nod accordingly at the grave, er, legitimate, concern. It does not do to try to quantify such rhetoric. But neither can anybody question the legitimacy, without providing a rigorous risk assessment of the unspecified details of the threat.
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The goal was to remove Trump from office, by any means possible, including illegal or immoral means.
@Jolly To me, that doesn't make sense. I don't think that the Democrat are in love with Vice President Pence.
Anyway, I looked up the definition of coup
"a sudden illegal, often violent, taking of government power"
