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Originally posted by Names little: ↑

Hi Bennybop, not in the context of their right to complain there isn't any difference

If one doesn't have the right to complain then how does it ever get to the "proven" stage? And sometimes it's not about proving something but getting the political will to change something, eg no ID required to vote, if that claim is true.

Perhaps it's the fact that you believe those complaining were "crackpots" that leads you to think it's different. But regardless, even "crackpots" have the right to complain.

So the arguement that they incited violence due to complaining about the election result is just a load of nonsense and it's interesting that those claiming it seem to think it's different when the Democrats are the ones doing the complaining.

Preconceived political bias perhaps or just brainwashed by the media frenzy?

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Since when did the words used by Trump, Trump jr., Guiiani and Brooks escape their dictionary meanings without even considering the context?
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