Screw analyzing their motive. I just respond to what they say. I don't care about their honesty, sincerity or perception. If they are selling it, they can answer for it.
If you want to pin it down, the believers are more tragic than the fakers.
I expect he had a pretty good idea of his chances of success unless he was crazier than he sounds. I don't think his issues are at the delusional level.
I've had until I'm tired off it on every other board so *I didn't put it here but my signature line on every other board I post on is "I'm not here to make things better. I'm here to observe and pass judgment."
Iow, I don't care if I'm part of the problem and I don't particularly have a...
I'm retired, my wife's a semi invalid so we stay close to home, I'm stoned, easily amused and impossible to offend and I don't have to put them up when I'm done playing with them. Why not?
Another proximity argument. Because the rapidity that this was turned into a political gimmick has led many to suspect fakery, that it is true that the left claims Trump staged his own assassination attempt. The reality is that we do have stupid people on our side who will claim that. Most of us...
To me, the question is more whether the second would have gotten any attention and whether this should have been stopped earlier. Where did he come from that he could have been carrying multiple guns and knives and get that close unnoticed? Surveillance cameras and personnel should have spotted...
Yep. Same logic that led to attacking Iraq when all the 9/11 terrorists were from Saudi Arabia. Nothing stands in the way of your stupidity and prejudices.
What is the logic behind the idea that, since the very first security checkpoint stopped him, we need much better security?
Of course, that's a rhetorical question.:rolleyes:
Why would you expect that logic to resonate with someone so obviously delusional that they think assassination is a plan? That's especially true of this sort of lone wolf type.