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They got pretty close to doing exactly that at the White House. It was clear that was their aim, the White House just has better security. Of course our wise
by nostromo 6y ago
They got pretty close to doing exactly that at the White House. It was clear that was their aim, the White House just has better security.
Of course our wise political leaders in congress took that as an opportunity to dunk on Trump as a weak leader who is hiding in a bunker. Many of the same politicians that fled the Capitol today.
I’m so tired of folks excusing their preferred rioting marauders while condemning their counterpart’s. They both suck. This is happening because our cities have let it happen - violent political tantrums have been normalized.
- aksss 6y agoThis. Our media spends years affirming that rioting is an acceptable reaction to feeling disenfranchised and here we are. I condemn it (all rioters) but can’t say I’m surprised.
- kenjackson 6y agoArrest all of the ones who illegal stepped foot on federal grounds. Antifa, Trumpets, BLM, Girl Scouts. All of them.
- newguy1234 6y agoAnd where are we going to get all these jail cells exactly?
- kenjackson 6y agoWe can deal with that issue when we get there.
- dariusj18 6y agoWe've not shied away from chain link cages before, why start now?
- cafard 6y agoShoot, there's a big Antifa monument right behind the executive compound! It is a monument to the 1st Division of the United States Army, whose service in North Africa and Sicily contributed to the fall of the original fascist regime. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/First_Division_Monument https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/First_Division_Monument
- jgwil2 6y agoAre you referring to the clearing of Lafayette Square? That was a peaceful demonstration and no one was trying to force their way into the White House. Just watch the footage: you will see the police forces move in on the crowd completely unprovoked. There's really no need to equate the two sides here.