BackAgain
Neutronium Member & truth speaker #StopBrandon
No. But the question assumes that the statement is not hearsay and that it was actually said. I wasnāt there. I Donāt know. Neither do you.So you agree trump knew they had weapons (guns),
He wanted to let them through the magnetometer, "because they weren't there to just himā
I think you misquoted that. But that aside, I believe the point was that he was noting that anyone with a gun didnāt represent a threat to him so that it should not be a reason for their refusal to take him there. See how context matters?
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Wanting to go doesnāt mean marching, dimwit. And wanting to go isnāt a big deal. No. It simply isnāt. Why would it be?And you think trump going to the Capitol (marching with them) is no big deal.
Letās play make believe. Letās make believe he did know. So what? If his point was that they didnāt represent a threat to him, then the secret service should have not been preventing him from going. (He might be wrong as a matter of safety; but too bad. Context is still context)Well your fellow RW'er just said trump knew they had guns (and other weapons)
So what? was your fellow RW'ers response.
If you imagine youāre making a point, youāre wrong. Or at least youāre not making a useful point.
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