President Trump did not order violence.
If we're being honest, there wasn't a lot of violence in DC today. Outside of the cops shooting an unarmed woman.
That said, the internet is absolutely glowing right now with people that want us gone, and we'd rather not let them achieve that.
We can celebrate/condemn/discuss what has happened today, but this isn't the place to be organizing, or calling directly for, violence of any sort. Places to do that are easy to find.
I know this isn't what you want to hear. If I'm being honest it's not exactly what I want to say, but we're at a crossroads where we either continue to follow the President's lead, as we have always done - or we decide we know best. If you remember Alabama, that didn't work so well last time.
Something big did happen today. A very small group of people made a very large message. Today was a good reminder to our leaders, and to us.
It isn't the end, it's the beginning.
Awomen.
I think he realised it was hopeless today when even Pence was against him. What could he do? Rile up the crowd and be blamed for riots and a possible revolution? Not a good outcome for him, he likely wants to be remembered as a good President, not a revolutionary.
Well too bad. He'll be remembered as an inept tyrant who killed half a million Americans with a virus - because that's how the left will write the history now that they can.
If we somehow do win despite his retreat, I don't know how history will be written, but if it was by me? It would mention a feckless orange idiot who ran at the time of need.
There's already children's books written about Kameltoe Harris as the savior of womens rights and champion of all leftist causes. She's in actuality been nothing of the sort, but they write the narratives.
And she said fweedom is all she wanted