Yea this ‘it worked’ is a false premise as we don’t know the real outcome
The media, political class, and street rioters spent the past year ratcheting up social tensions. They framed the election as a choice: vote for Trump and we keep going; vote for Biden and return to normal. It's a form of extortion, but it worked—voters said "make it stop."
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We're in for a shock, is my prediction. Riots won't stop until February, at which point they will be put down brutally by the new administration which doesn't have use for radicals so much anymore. People are under this weird impression that blue team is not authoritarian.
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Maybe. I'm open to evidence on this, but so far, the lawyers haven't made a persuasive case. We'll see.
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Man, are those some sad words. Mainly, because they're true.
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Once again Chris, this argument was used by both sides ('the other will make the riots worse'). Dishonest portrayal doesn't seem like your style.
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The argument may have been used by both sides, but only one side was serious about it, for the other it was a rhetorical trick. No one was worried about right wing violence with a Trump loss
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Are you REALLY SURE it was the voters that said “make it stop”? I think there may be some who question that take.
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Trump won in a huge landslide.
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[citation needed]
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