> My point here is the scope of things My point is the scope of things too. There was complete chaos across the country last year. With many reminiscent if n

> My point here is the scope of things My point is the scope of things too. There was complete chaos across the country last year. With many reminiscent if not worse scenes of complete disregard for public spaces and institutions. The media was practically giddy about justifications of why we shouldn't be opposing the destruction of statues of the founding fathers. Freaking abolitionist statues were targeted. There is unquestionably more total damage, building burned to the ground, etc from what happened last year. I'm not saying what occurred at the Capitol is to be dismissed - quite the contrary. What I'm saying is that it's like one half of the country just woke up to the idea that mass political violence and bedlam should be denounced.