We all know about the escorts, the being waved in and that velvet ropes. We also know about the break in's. If you can't be honest enough to admit to the full extent of the day then our conversation is going no where.
Please cite all the terrible destruction and violence you believe happened that day.
A stolen laptop?
The plexi glass windows broken where Ashli Babbitt was shot?
A broken glass window that Antifa broke out on the exterior of the building?
There was 100x that much damage in a single BLM protest in my city. Several charges, all eventually dropped, and not a single prosecution that I'm aware of.
I don't like a bunch of so-called Trump supporters pushing the false narrative that January 6th was some kind of terrible event that we must all condemn and be ashamed of. The only violence being perpetrated was by the police. The same police who get on their knees for BLM.
You cannot even honestly say we trespassed. Protesters were waved in and escorted in by police. That's not trespassing. Going where an officer waves me and signals me to go? DemoKKKrat protestors actually broke into the room where the Kavanaugh hearings were being held and were allowed to heckle and scream throughout the hearing.
Obama's campaign was launched out of the living room of someone who ACTUALLY DID BOMB the Capitol Building. The double standards are ridiculous.
Thank you for this dose of common sense. I personally thought and still think it was stupid to trespass into the Capitol, however I will absolutely stand up for those who did against the fascists who are slandering them as domestic terrorists. Excluding Antifa, these were 99% good people peacefully demonstrating. A stolen election is a far worse wrong than some broken plexiglass.
I'll get agitated about the Great Misdemeanor of January 6th when Bill Ayers is in prison for organizing actual bombings from the townhouse his rich Daddy paid for. They were going to blow up the NCO Club in Fort Dix that very week.
We all know about the escorts, the being waved in and that velvet ropes. We also know about the break in's. If you can't be honest enough to admit to the full extent of the day then our conversation is going no where.
Please cite all the terrible destruction and violence you believe happened that day.
A stolen laptop?
The plexi glass windows broken where Ashli Babbitt was shot?
A broken glass window that Antifa broke out on the exterior of the building?
There was 100x that much damage in a single BLM protest in my city. Several charges, all eventually dropped, and not a single prosecution that I'm aware of.
I don't like a bunch of so-called Trump supporters pushing the false narrative that January 6th was some kind of terrible event that we must all condemn and be ashamed of. The only violence being perpetrated was by the police. The same police who get on their knees for BLM.
You cannot even honestly say we trespassed. Protesters were waved in and escorted in by police. That's not trespassing. Going where an officer waves me and signals me to go? DemoKKKrat protestors actually broke into the room where the Kavanaugh hearings were being held and were allowed to heckle and scream throughout the hearing.
Obama's campaign was launched out of the living room of someone who ACTUALLY DID BOMB the Capitol Building. The double standards are ridiculous.
Thank you for this dose of common sense. I personally thought and still think it was stupid to trespass into the Capitol, however I will absolutely stand up for those who did against the fascists who are slandering them as domestic terrorists. Excluding Antifa, these were 99% good people peacefully demonstrating. A stolen election is a far worse wrong than some broken plexiglass.
I'll get agitated about the Great Misdemeanor of January 6th when Bill Ayers is in prison for organizing actual bombings from the townhouse his rich Daddy paid for. They were going to blow up the NCO Club in Fort Dix that very week.