Terrorists break into US Capitol Building

[Tgo01]

https://www.reddit.com/r/PublicFreak...ing_to_breach/

https://www.reddit.com/r/PublicFreak...ing_woman_not/

Totally peaceful breaking of windows and climbing over the barricade by said peaceful and innocent citizen.

LOL at you and your ilk being so desperate that you consider climbing over a barricade to be “violent.”

Meanwhile your kind has been looting and murdering people for months now and you can’t even bring yourself to condemn that actual violence.

[Archigeek]

hmm. is it a black eye for America sure. So has the last 4 years with the riots and burnings. Some people possibly Trump fans possibly some plantss broke some windows and caused some damage. Should that have happened hell no. However it just worked right into the demorats hands, just like the election. Weird. conspiracy theory sure. Time will tell if I am wrong. At least one of the people in the captiol building was at a blm rally in Arizona according to new sources.

Do i think this could have been taken advantage of by demorats i sure do. We will never know I am sure. Just like in antifa and blm "rallies" paid people were there i am sure. Call me an idiot call me trumper I don't care. Oh by the way I just want my freedoms, i am not a fan of Trump. Killary was a bad choice and so is harris/biden. Term Limits for all. Enjoy the 51st state, your elecetoral college gone, your court system gone, and your freedoms gone.

I love my country, but this country needs an overhaul.

Which one? Please share your evidence.

[time4fun]

I am not saying this wasn't a big deal. I am saying it wasn't like people are saying it was. IT SHOULDN"T HAVE HAPPENED. no one shoudl be able to or should do it. NO OKAY

Except that it was an attempted coup. Or, rather, the latest step in one.

Trump going on a massive PR campaign to destabilize public faith in our elections because he lost was part of a coup. Trump calling up State Legislatures and asking them to ignore their voters and appoint state electors who were loyal to Trump was part of a coup. Trump supporting cases that asked our Judiciary to literally invalidate MILLIIONS of votes so he could win was part of a coup. Trump calling up the Secretary of State in Georgia after the vote had been certified (audited AND hand counted) and telling him to "find" the exact number of votes he would have needed to have won was part of a coup. Trump loyalists in Congress repeating false election fraud conspiracy theories and then trying to overturn the electors with no actual evidence, so Trump could win was part of a coup. Trump publicly pressuring Mike Pence to invalidate the electoral votes in the states he didn't win to keep him in power was part of a coup. (also showed no understanding of the Constitution)

And yes, gathering 30,000 people to the Capitol for a rally timed to end right before the final electoral college vote was certified by Congress, telling them they needed to "be strong"; "never give up"; "take their country back", and go through "trial by combat" (that was Giuliani but was said at his rally) knowing full well there were armed militia groups in attendance, and pointing them to the United States Capitol to disrupt the count...was part of a coup.

And telling them that he loved them, and they were special, and refusing to activate the National Guard for the first hour or two...was part of a coup.


And it's just so sad to watch otherwise reasonable people look at a sitting US President engaging in the most seditious act they could possibly engage in, and saying "Oh that wasn't a coup".

[caelric]

Except that it was an attempted coup. Or, rather, the latest step in one.

Trump going on a massive PR campaign to destabilize public faith in our elections because he lost was part of a coup. Trump calling up State Legislatures and asking them to ignore their voters and appoint state electors who were loyal to Trump was part of a coup. Trump supporting cases that asked our Judiciary to literally invalidate MILLIIONS of votes so he could win was part of a coup. Trump calling up the Secretary of State in Georgia after the vote had been certified (audited AND hand counted) and telling him to "find" the exact number of votes he would have needed to have won was part of a coup. Trump loyalists in Congress repeating false election fraud conspiracy theories and then trying to overturn the electors with no actual evidence, so Trump could win was part of a coup. Trump publicly pressuring Mike Pence to invalidate the electoral votes in the states he didn't win to keep him in power was part of a coup. (also showed no understanding of the Constitution)

And yes, gathering 30,000 people to the Capitol for a rally timed to end right before the final electoral college vote was certified by Congress, telling them they needed to "be strong"; "never give up"; "take their country back", and go through "trial by combat" (that was Giuliani but was said at his rally) knowing full well there were armed militia groups in attendance, and pointing them to the United States Capitol to disrupt the count...was part of a coup.

And telling them that hey loved them, and they were special, and refusing to activate the National Guard for the first hour or two...was part of a coup.


And it's just so sad to watch otherwise reasonable people look at a sitting US President engaging in the most seditious act they could possibly engage in, and saying "Oh that wasn't a coup".

When your parents repeatedly dropped you on your head as a child, was it an accident, or malicious?

[Alfster]

LOL at you and your ilk being so desperate that you consider climbing over a barricade to be “violent.”

Meanwhile your kind has been looting and murdering people for months now and you can’t even bring yourself to condemn that actual violence.

Dude. Understand the scene. Behind that officer that fired is the vice president and the vice president elect. They've baracaded the doors with every piece of furniture they could find, and they're still bashing windows and trying to get in


The same mob that was screaming "Hang pence", and in your twisted world view this was an innocent person shot.

Again. You only think there are two political sides. I called out the retarded riots over the summer too. This is largely the same.

[drauz]

No I'm totally on board with this new fangled terminology all the cool kids are using these days. This was a largely peaceful protest. I mean shit, considering the only person who fired a gun was a police officer, the only person who was injured/murdered was an innocent civilian, and no private property was destroyed or looted, I would say this is the actual definition of largely peaceful, unlike the leftist led "largely peaceful" riots that have been going on for months.

Can someone nudge Tgo hes still stuck on whataboutism.

[time4fun]

When your parents repeatedly dropped you on your head as a child, was it an accident, or malicious?

Remember when I pointed out that you don't seem to know much about politics and rarely contribute any constructive political insight? And that it's not really clear why you're even here?

I wasn't looking for more evidence to support that assessment, but thanks I guess?

[Alfster]

I said no private property was destroyed. Are you so dumb you need me to explain the difference between public and private property?

Oh wait, I almost forgot who I was talking to, of course you’re that dumb.

So you don't think that mail was anyones private property? Was also a personal laptop, so again. Do you know what private property is?

[Back]

You have to imagine what was going on in the heads of everyone inside. They probably had limited information about how many people were outside trying to get in. How would any of us feel trapped in a building with a raging mob busting in the windows and doors? How would anyone feel hearing and seeing this raging mob getting past the heavily armed security of that building? They had no way of knowing if it was just a couple of knuckleheads with a flag or a massive force of heavily armed men.

[caelric]

Remember when I pointed out that you don't seem to know much about politics and rarely contribute any constructive political insight? And that it's not really clear why you're even here?

I wasn't looking for more evidence to support that assessment, but thanks I guess?

Please answer the question.