Hey Pedes!

I was speaking to my brother over the weekend (he's a criminal defense attorney), and he said he may potentially have a client that was charged for the Capital Protest. I did not ask what the exact charges were, but it got me to thinking...

A jury for this man/woman would be quite skewed right off the bat due to the propaganda the media has shoved down our throats on how "violent" the protest at the capital was. I know on that day, I myself watched plenty of videos and streams of pedes just walking around, taking pictures, laughing, and being quite respectful. Now I'm thinking one way to immediately show the jury what actually happened is to show a compilation video of all the peacefulness going on. This may alter their smoke-screen view of "the worst day in American history".

I know people are worried about doxxing and what not, so I don't even care if all the faces are blurred out. As long as the sound is still there and the clear message shows that the majority of the people at the capital were being quite passive.

All this being said, does anyone have access to some videos I can save?