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by babygoat 6y ago
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- gadders 6y agoAs long as we call this an insurrection as well then: https://thehill.com/policy/energy-environment/416411-youth-protestors-fill-nancy-pelosis-office-demanding-climate-change https://thehill.com/policy/energy-environment/416411-youth-p...
- babygoat 6y agoWho did they kill?
- TheCoelacanth 6y agoI must have missed the part where they beat a Capitol Police officer to death on their way into the building.
- gadders 6y agoHe got hit with a fire extinguisher which is awful. It's still not an insurrection though. There was no attempt to over throw the US Government. Calling this an insurrection is like calling everyone that ways "All Lives Matter" a nazi and cheapens debate.
- babygoat 6y agoJust because they failed doesn’t mean they didn’t try to do so.
- gadders 6y agoYou think they seriously, seriously wanted to take over the US Government? 200 or so protestors that made it in? If you think that I don't know what to tell you. //Unfortunately I've hit the "You're posting too fast and you're not a democrat" limit so I can't reply further.
- krapp 6y agoDid those people, specifically, somehow want to take over the government for themselves? no. Were they merely "protesting?" Obviously not. Did they want to somehow force the government to overturn or undo what they believed was a stolen election and install Trump into a second term? Quite likely.
- TheCoelacanth 6y agoThey were clearly trying to kidnap elected officials.
- babygoat 6y agoDoes the rate limit only apply to non-Democrats? I don’t think they were trying to take over the government themselves, but they clearly wanted to disrupt and interfere with the election process and keep their regime in power, despite losing the election.
- gadders 6y agoI'm sure the rate limit is applied in the even handed way that Silicon Valley is known for. And they wanted a fair election process.