Far-right extremists call for the execution of 'coward' Trump after he asks for calm after riot

[Nevilledog]

Donald Trump's Far-Right Extremist Army Has Turned On Him

https://www.huffingtonpost.co.uk/entry/donald-trumps-far-right-extremist-army-has-turned-on-him_uk_6002de58c5b6df63a917078a

For months, president Donald Trump’s message to his supporters was clear:The election was being stolen from him, and they needed to fight to take it back.

So on January 6, during a Trump-promoted rally to “Stop the Steal,” thousands laid siege to the US Capitol in a stunning attempt to do just that. The fallout of their failed insurrection, which resulted in five deaths, was swift: Trump was de-platformed from nearly every major social network and, on Wednesday, impeached for a historic second time.

When he emerged on camera a short while later, tail tucked between his legs, to condemn the rioters whom he himself had incited, and to call for a peaceful transfer of power to president-elect Joe Biden, his base felt betrayed.

“So he basically just sold out the patriots who got rounded up for him,” one person wrote in a 15,000-member pro-Trump Telegram group. “Just wow.”

In online havens for MAGA extremists, including Gab, CloutHub, MeWe, Telegram and far-right message boards such as 8kun, the tone toward Trump is shifting. HuffPost reviewed thousands of messages across these platforms and found that a growing minority of the president’s once-devout backers are now denouncing him and rejecting his recent pleas for peace. Some have called for his arrest or execution, labelling him a “traitor” and a “coward.” Alarmingly, many of those who are irate about Biden’s supposed electoral theft are still plotting to forcibly prevent him from taking office – with or without Trump’s help.

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[cilla4progress]

1. Shame...

that.

[catbyte]

2. These assholes were just using trump's allegations of "theft" as an excuse to overthrow the

government and establish the Fourth Reich here in America.

[wnylib]

3. You nailed it.

[ProfessorGAC]

7. Spot On!

I have no doubt what you say is accurate.

[TwilightZone]

8. Of course.

I guarantee that not all of these buffoons believe the idiotic conspiracy theories that Trump has promoted, but those theories and "stolen election" are handy excuses to cause mayhem.

[Wellstone ruled]

4. Ooops,that did not work out very well.

Fine folks on both sides!!!!

[Beartracks]

5. Weird that they conclude he betrayed the cause, rather than made it all up in the first place.

People REALLY don't want to believe that they were conned, manipulated, and used.

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[brush]

6. I knew trump's luster would fade once he was out of office...

but he ain't even out yet and magats are turning on him already. It'll get worse too as the cap "L" on his forehead becomes even more pronounced and his greatly diminished media presence/power dwindling down even more and his negatives increasing proportionately with an impending impeachment trial, mega legal troubles and humongous and pressing debt obligations. Wouldn't wanna be him.

In other words, his fat ass is not just toast, but burnt, loser, coward toast.

[tavernier]

9. Some people just wouldn't be happy

Even if they were hung with a new rope.

[Stinky The Clown]

10. I hope GOP senators are paying attention.

No matter how much they pander to these fuckers, these fuckers will eat them alive

[sop]

11. Maybe if Trump pardons them they won't execute him.

[magicarpet]

12. Oh no,... don't say that.

Encourage them to proceed,.... hanging,.... firing squad,.... uranium tea,... so many more methods available.

[Nevilledog]

14. But why would he pardon Antifa?

That's their theory, right?

[Midnight Writer]

13. Fickle bunch, aren't they?

They are like addicts whose supplier has cut them off.

[struggle4progress]

15. "Meet at Mar-a-Lago on 20 January for the March on the Electoral College!"

[lindysalsagal]

16. MAGAISM is a drug, and all addicts eventually need stronger

Ones. Djt is no different.

[BlueLucy]

17. Extremist will turn on their leader

If they're perceived to be weak on their opponents. I've seen it before but not to this extreme.