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January 6th -- FOX News uninterested in these events

During Thursday’s hearings, host Tucker Carlson broadcast an hour-long, commercial-free discussion of alternative interpretations of the deadly riot, including that it had been instigated by FBI agents.

Yes because that's the right's view of the world, deadly shooting -- never happened its the deepfake state that is creating these events to get our guns.  The fun loving peaceful demonstation of Jan 6th...well ok some people may have died but they are all FBI/CIA plants and everyone arrested so far is a CIA/FBI plant.

That's the game, deny reality because it doesn't conform with your world view  Images can be faked, there was no riot it was fixed ahead of time.

HOW do you create a national discussion when such a large precentage of the audience denies reality.

Yesterday Mike Pence said that Biden was the biggest ever liar!  Far worse than Trump...go figure why Pence is still supporting Trump is beyond understanding.

The denial of reality will have serious consequence with such a well armed population, tollerenaces are low for almost any confrontation -- don't like that your french fries were too small, walk in with a revolver and threaten the staff with murder so that you have your extra fries.  The number of cars that arrive at bodyshops with bullet holes has increased dramatically -- get cut off or the guy is not moving fast enough when the light changes to green, shoot him.

Sometimes I wished there was a border wall between Canada and the US....for our protection that is!

 

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