By the way, what we’re seeing with the #PaulPelosi situation is the other side of the hypocrisy coin. We have seen a lot of “it’s different when our side does it.“ Now we’re saying “it’s different when it happens to us.” 1/
2/ I mean this could be a moment when Nancy Pelosi says “having had violence brought home to me, I admit it has opened my eyes. I should have funded more security for supreme court justices… I should have chastised my daughter for praising Rand Paul’s attacker.”
3/ in other words, it would’ve been perfectly reasonable for Pelosi and other Democrats to have some introspection and growth
and that might still happen
but it ain’t likely
what’s more likely is that they will try to attach this attack to some conservative cause, whether…
and that might still happen
but it ain’t likely
what’s more likely is that they will try to attach this attack to some conservative cause, whether…
4/ … the evidence fits or not, and they will use it as an argument to win the election and/or suppress conservative views. But they said none of these kinds of things when someone attacked Lee Zeldin and tried to stab him. Or when two dead bodies ended up on Zeldin‘s front door.
5/ Or that time Democrats rioted for around a year. Or on January 20, 2017, when Democrats rioted to try to prevent the peaceful transfer of power to Donald Trump. Because they’re both sides of the same hypocrisy coin:
6/ “ it’s different when it happens to us, and it’s also different when we do it.” It is transparent as hell and you should push back against it at every turn. /end
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