I'm not sure that peaceful sit ins are comparable to calling for the deaths of those working in the building that you're currently ransacking, especially after

I'm not sure that peaceful sit ins are comparable to calling for the deaths of those working in the building that you're currently ransacking, especially after you've murdered one of the security staff. A group of people violently breaking into the private and protected areas of a government building, conducting physical assaults on security staff and destroying property, looking for the elected officials that work there while carrying cuffs, calling for their deaths and erecting gallows outside - to me that sounds like insurrection (_a violent uprising against an authority or government._). Your argument is inconsistent, you judge the capitol rioters as individuals: > Because if so then the vast majority protested peacefully outside the barriers and broke no laws But all BLM protesters are rioters?: > Because BLM rioters did that all 2020 and I didn’t hear their acts termed as insurrections.