LEE KRAMER'S ROOM: With Views

[jbsliverer]

No nothing of this nature ends well for most. Might finally get rid of aggressors or hold them back a bit, but can't take back the aggression once it has done it's damage. Rebuilding is long and slow and is fraught with unknown hazards. Of course many will never see it, not having lived through it.

Quotes from Judge Reggie Walton today;

"We're on a dangerous slide in America," Judge Reggie Walton said during the sentencing of Adam Johnson, "when one side of our country, when the other side wins, rather than accepting it as the American way, believes that they can do whatever to get who they want in power sitting in the White House.
"That's what we see in countries like what we're experiencing now in Ukraine," Walton added. "That's where we're heading if we don't do something about it."
Walton has previously expressed concern about the future of the US political landscape, telling another defendant earlier this week that he had been reading several books on the formation of civil wars and was concerned that history could repeat itself.
Walton suggested on Friday the defendant read two of those books -- "How Civil Wars Start" and "The Next Civil War" -- and wondered whether there was "anything we as judges can do to stem this hostile environment, this partisan environment, that is ripping America apart."

Something that flew right over someone's head, someone that was already dead -- from the neck up. Manipulated by ones who will do anything for power. There is no bar too low.

Johnson left the court Friday smiling for cameras outside the court, seemingly striking the same pose he took with Pelosi's lectern during the riot.

https://www.cnn.com/2022/02/25/politics/january-6-rioter-posed-with-pelosi-lectern-sentenced/index.html