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> There is certainly a huge irreconcilable divide on how January 6th is viewed on either side. Yes, insurrectionists typically see their actions as justified,

> There is certainly a huge irreconcilable divide on how January 6th is viewed on either side. Yes, insurrectionists typically see their actions as justified, and will frame them as such. What happened was an insurrection though, and the 1/6 committee and DOJ have done much to prove that. > Lets not forget Hillary Clinton has always held Trump stole the election She’s free to feel however she wants. But note she didn’t go to Twitter to foment insurrection. > she even reiterated a few days ago the republicans are planning to do it again Probably a safe bet, given Trump hasn’t even given up trying to steal the 2020 election.

incomingpain 4y ago
>Yes, insurrectionists typically see their actions as justified, and will frame them as such. What happened was an insurrection though, and the 1/6 committee and DOJ have done much to prove that. I have no skin in this game, just curious what you think. Why do you think trump said, "I am asking for everyone at the U.S. Capitol to remain peaceful. No violence! Remember, WE are the Party of Law & Order – respect the Law and our great men and women in Blue. Thank you!" Kind of a pretty terrible insurrection as well, a bunch of unarmed idiots in costumes ransacked a few offices. Normally an insurrection is more of a 'round up the politicians and execute them' type thing. Or was it perhaps not an insurrection and it was instead a riot, not unlike the 2 years of racial riots, that got out of hand?