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| By Tyler Merbler from USA - DSC09156, CC BY 2.0, https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=98780310 |
Violence is not how we solve problems in a Democracy based on "the rule of law". I am speaking up because I do not want to see people hurt, and I do not want to live with the guilt of knowing that I saw what was happening, but didn't speak up. Let's take a closer look at the events of the last couple of weeks.
- I was shocked when I listened to part of the recording of Trump's hour long phone call with Brad Raffensperger, Georgia's Secretary of State. I heard our president pressuring the Secretary of State to be a "loyal" Republican and "find" him votes, so he could overturn the Presidential election results. I thought, now the people will see that the only documented "voter fraud" has been Trump's own actions.
- When confronted with his illegal actions, Trump simply diverted attention from himself by stating that the Georgia Secretary of State did not reply to his accusations of voter fraud within his state which Brad Raffensperger had already disproved three times. Amazingly, many people were quickly pointing their fingers at Brad Raffensperger instead of holding Trump accountable for his actions.



