I'm trying to follow what the Insurrection on the Capital has to do with the riots of 2020.


So you don't see violence against innocent people, looting of stores like pigs at a trough, police stations being burned and even people being murdered as riots with different incentives? Wow, I'm surprised you can't see that.

I don't believe that riots equate to righteous anger by any means, but if not for the sh** disturbing outsiders --- the actual neighborhood had a right to cry out for justice against police brutality.


By shit disturbing outsiders, I assume you mean BLM? They are on the same level of the Proud Boys and KKK as far as I'm concern. The family of Floyd had a right to be angry. That cop should spend his remaining life in prison. Still no excuse for what they did in his neighborhood and definitely not what they did in places like Portland. Again, you can't justify one and condemn the other.

Did you see a president, or an elected leader lead the charge or encourage it? No.

You may want to go back and play some sound bites from those days. Pelosi, Schumer, AOC and other said they understood and sympathized with the protestors.

And keep one thing in mind. While yesterday may have been peaceful, when Trump was inaugurated the first time, we did see some looting and burning in D.C. It wasn't the vagina-hat wearing screamers and crier. Cars were set on fire and stores were broken into. Let's see what happens this January

I denounce with every fiber the actions of Jan 6. I would have loved seeing the police open fire on those asshats. Twenty bucks said it would have ended much sooner.

I understand that Trump haters can't or don't want to see the similarities between riots they condone and Jan 6. I see both as attacks on Free America and both should be met with lethal force. It would stop.

Stay the course though. In 2028, if the democrats keep harping on Jan 6 or on abortion only, they will see Nikkie Haley become the first woman President. LOL