"We were invited here. We were invited by the president of the United States"

[Nevilledog]

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Drew Harwell
@drewharwell
Very telling video of rioters outside the Capitol shouting at police: "We were invited here. We were invited by the president of the United States"

[kimbutgar]

1. I hope someone is monitoring the emails he sends out to his supporters

That is where he can get caught trying to incite insurrection.

[napi21]

2. Even if invited, it doesn't mean you opt for violence. If you believed the Prez wanted violence,

you should have known better than to obey! Even our Military will only obey "Lawful Orders".

[tinrobot]

3. He doesn't have the power to invite.

Only members of Congress and their staff can do that.

[tanyev]

4. Trump can invite you to the White House, but he can't invite anyone into the Capitol.

What he did was tell people to go invade it.

[DonaldsRump]

5. Sure, when my family and I went to DC

not too long ago, we got tickets to visit the White House and the Congress from our Representative. So, we too were "invited."

The difference, though, is we didn't storm these buildings, break windows, assault/murder police officers, destroy the insides of offices, steal stuff, and try to take hostages.

I would like to say to these people "Grow up." However, they full well knew what they were doing.

[malaise]

6. The President can't invite people to the House of Representatives or the Senate

Poor fools

[Bernardo de La Paz]

7. The invaders felt almost COMMANDED. "And it isn't to all sing Kumbaya"

"O.K., so how is this different than endless “Tick-Tock Moments” from
Sean Hannity"

Trump wants Patriots to show up in Washington on the 6th at 11 am. And
it isn’t to all sing Kumbaya. That’s why it’s different.

38 posted on 1/1/2021, by bramps (It's the Islam, stupid!)