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In reply to the discussion: At what point does it become Sedition? [View all]

lindysalsagal

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2. There's no question. It's sedition. It was treason long ago. And the immorality started
Reply to BigOleDummy (Original post)
Fri Nov 13, 2020, 12:15 PM
Nov 2020

when he was campaigning on racism. Not to mention, separating families at the border.

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At what point does it become Sedition? [View all] BigOleDummy Nov 2020 OP
To me, it's damn close, and Trump is the Ringmaster keeping it going! n/t RKP5637 Nov 2020 #1
There's no question. It's sedition. It was treason long ago. And the immorality started lindysalsagal Nov 2020 #2
We've been moving step-by-step to the "bad" side...... MyOwnPeace Nov 2020 #3
"We've dodged a bullet with Biden coming in"... I'm worried we might not be so lucky next time. BComplex Nov 2020 #5
Jury Nullification maxsolomon Nov 2020 #8
I think he would need to conspire to use force in the overthrown of the U.S. government Poiuyt Nov 2020 #4
At the point where violence or force is advocated or solicited. marybourg Nov 2020 #6
"Force" is the key word there. Bonhomme Richard Nov 2020 #7
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