as usual, @petridishes captures the absurdity of GOP denialism best:
“Ultimately, aren’t both sides at fault here?
“We can certainly agree that if you had not come to the Senate today, no one would have been stabbed.”
/1 washingtonpost.com/opinions/2021/…
“Ultimately, aren’t both sides at fault here?
“We can certainly agree that if you had not come to the Senate today, no one would have been stabbed.”
/1 washingtonpost.com/opinions/2021/…
“I’m just saying this to show we all bear some responsibility.
“I am frankly appalled when I think of all the things that have been said on both sides, like, ‘Death to Caesar!’ and ‘Ouch!’ “
/2
“I am frankly appalled when I think of all the things that have been said on both sides, like, ‘Death to Caesar!’ and ‘Ouch!’ “
/2
“Everyone bears a share of the blame, although mostly Caesar.
“They say that we cannot move forward without accountability.
“But I argue that, in fact, we can.”
/3
“They say that we cannot move forward without accountability.
“But I argue that, in fact, we can.”
/3
“Because how are the people of Rome served by this fixation on consequences?
“if we’re going to be applying consequences, I think the real villains here are the people who have used their bodies to steal other people’s daggers!
“Not naming names, obviously. “
/4
“if we’re going to be applying consequences, I think the real villains here are the people who have used their bodies to steal other people’s daggers!
“Not naming names, obviously. “
/4
“The point, again, is that we’ve got to heal, heal and move on!
“Stop clutching at my arm and trying to speak and point.
“This is the kind of petty vindictiveness I had so hoped we were beyond.”
/5
“Stop clutching at my arm and trying to speak and point.
“This is the kind of petty vindictiveness I had so hoped we were beyond.”
/5
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