Typical communist divide and conquer. They come for select groups at a time and before you know it it's your turn. Having people stand up for their brothers rights is impossible and they aren't strong enough individually to fight them off. Jan 6th was a powerful moment for me though. We are unstoppable when we are united, cue manufactured crisis after manufactured crisis...yawn...
You're exactly right. If you read through the article, most of the instances in the article appear to be average people who followed the president's call to peacefully express their dissatisfaction with the steal. We need to stand up for them or they'll come for us too. How we do that I don't know, but we have to find a way to do it peacefully or we all lose.
In large assemblies it is easy to plant agitators or have them conduct violent acts while claiming to represent us. I'm not sure either. Check out the Indian farmers protest today. Had a similar ring to the 6th.
The boot of tyranny is literally here now: https://www.usatoday.com/storytelling/capitol-riot-mob-arrests/
Typical communist divide and conquer. They come for select groups at a time and before you know it it's your turn. Having people stand up for their brothers rights is impossible and they aren't strong enough individually to fight them off. Jan 6th was a powerful moment for me though. We are unstoppable when we are united, cue manufactured crisis after manufactured crisis...yawn...
You're exactly right. If you read through the article, most of the instances in the article appear to be average people who followed the president's call to peacefully express their dissatisfaction with the steal. We need to stand up for them or they'll come for us too. How we do that I don't know, but we have to find a way to do it peacefully or we all lose.
In large assemblies it is easy to plant agitators or have them conduct violent acts while claiming to represent us. I'm not sure either. Check out the Indian farmers protest today. Had a similar ring to the 6th.