@texasag1969 said:

And as I said elsewhere I don't condone any of it and think they should all be brought to justice or used to turn states evidence against the worst offenders.

Like Hunter and Joe Biden.

@the-cysko-kid said:

In my opinion the crime is less about whether they broke windows and stole televisions or put their feet up on pelosi's desk and more about the overall damage being done to american society. When we condone rioting what we're telling everyone is that the next one is ok. In fact it's a protected american value. 

I promise you all the people at the capital riot sat home and watched kenosha burn and heard all the Democrats and their lackeys, the media talking heads, call those riots mostly peaceful protests and laud them as americans exercising their rights. What does it do when you condone and encourage violence? Well it normalizes it and makes it ok doesn't it?

And as I said elsewhere I don't condone any of it and think they should all be brought to justice or used to turn states evidence against the worst offenders.

@jbluhm86 said:

The only problem is that you actually have to be willing to prosecute people who break the law by rioting; that didn't happen when BLM and Antifa were having their fun over the summer:

NYPost: Portland DA reportedly declined to prosecute nearly 70 percent of protest cases

I think you will find that this will be the case too with those who stormed the Capitol. They are talking about hundreds of potential cases, not thousands. They also have access to a great many more federal prosecutors and investigators since it was on federal property. Many arrested will turn states evidence and either be let off or put on probation.

@cccjwh said:

Nut jobs are under the impression that rioting at the 7/11 is the same as rioting in the Capitol Building. They also think that rioting to stop an election's result is the same as rioting because of police killed an unarmed person are the same.  

Willful and wanton destruction of property by a mob is rioting, whether it's the local 7/11, a person's home or the Capitol Building. But people running roughshod through the Capitol Building isn't going to affect a person's ability to provide for themselves and their families nearly as much as having their homes, businesses and communities destroyed in the name of "social justice". 

I promise you all the people at the capital riot sat home and watched kenosha burn and heard all the Democrats and their lackeys, the media talking heads, call those riots mostly peaceful protests and laud them as americans exercising their rights. What does it do when you condone and encourage violence? Well it normalizes it and makes it ok doesn't it?

@canton-dawg said:

Liberals are under the impression that only Liberals are permitted to riot.

They are impervious to prosecution for their debauchery during said riots.

Nut jobs are under the impression that rioting at the 7/11 is the same as rioting in the Capitol Building. They also think that rioting to stop an election's result is the same as rioting because of police killed an unarmed person are the same.  

@jbluhm86 said:

The only problem is that you actually have to be willing to prosecute people who break the law by rioting; that didn't happen when BLM and Antifa were having their fun over the summer:

NYPost: Portland DA reportedly declined to prosecute nearly 70 percent of protest cases

Liberals are under the impression that only Liberals are permitted to riot.

They are impervious to prosecution for their debauchery during said riots.

@texasag1969 said:

Well pay with their lives (unless they killed someone) is a bit harsh. But track them all down and bring them all to justice in a court of law I would totally agree with regardless of which riot it was. If that results in the death penalty like it did McVeigh, then so be it. Punishments should appropriately fit the crime. Sending a rock through a window and running off with a TV during a riot should not have the same penalty as killing another human being during the same riot.

The only problem is that you actually have to be willing to prosecute people who break the law by rioting; that didn't happen when BLM and Antifa were having their fun over the summer:

NYPost: Portland DA reportedly declined to prosecute nearly 70 percent of protest cases

@tour2ma said:

Not a single instance of the Capitol riot/violence being condemned...

However, it was used twice in deflection and once to ridicule the deflection.

Kinda speaks volumes...

And I’ll add to your list, not one condemnation of the riots in:

Kenosha

Seattle

Portland

Chaz

Coincidence?

@tour2ma said:

Kinda proved my point didn't you?

Maybe in your warped mind

@the-cysko-kid said:

The capital riots aren't special enough for me to give a fuck. It's just another riot in a long long list of recent riots. Here's the real truth: I have riot fatigue. I used up all my hand wringing fret-ery pretty quick when leftists staged riot after riot for years on end. Apparently you feel this riot is more riot-y because it's not your peeps rioting for your side. Well that sounds like a you problem. 

As far as I go I think the national guard should have opened up on them with live fire and made them die for their beliefs. They should have shot them all in Seattle. They should have shot them all in Kenosha. They should have shot them all outside the white house and they should have shot them all at the capital. 

As far as I'm concerned whether they riot for or against trump they should be forced to pay with their lives. 

Well pay with their lives (unless they killed someone) is a bit harsh. But track them all down and bring them all to justice in a court of law I would totally agree with regardless of which riot it was. If that results in the death penalty like it did McVeigh, then so be it. Punishments should appropriately fit the crime. Sending a rock through a window and running off with a TV during a riot should not have the same penalty as killing another human being during the same riot.

As far as I go I think the national guard should have opened up on them with live fire and made them die for their beliefs. They should have shot them all in Seattle. They should have shot them all in Kenosha. They should have shot them all outside the white house and they should have shot them all at the capital. 

As far as I'm concerned whether they riot for or against trump they should be forced to pay with their lives. 

Another patented Kal linkfest...

https://nypost.com/2020/08/23/face-the-facts-on...

Aug 24, 2020 · Politically, the Obama presidency left us an America very sharply divided into two countries. Responses to COVID-19 have widened the already …

Obama's Divided America by Jesse Kelly - Townhall

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Nov 13, 2018 · Obama's Divided America; 60 Minutes Reporter to Nancy Pelosi: Lady, You Obstructed a COVID Relief Bill for Eight Months--Own It. The Lib-Fascist Purge.

Obama divided America. - The Spectrum

https://www.thespectrum.com/story/opinion/2018/05/...

May 13, 2018 · Other issues further divided us when Obama fired military generals without cause, hurt business with over regulation and signed unbalanced trade agreements…

7 Ways Obama Has Divided the Country - TheBlaze

https://www.theblaze.com/contributions/7-ways...

Published: Jan 13, 2016

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Most Americans Believe Country is On The Wrong Track. As of January 11, 70 percent of American …

Trust in Government is at an All-Time Low. For decades, the Gallup Organization has been a sking …

Ordinary Americans Worse Off Economically. Obama's supporters point out that he inherited an …

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@vambo said:

If the situation wasn't so grave, then Trump followers new found derision of division would be comical.

But I'll settle for ironic...

@axe said:

Kinda proved my point didn't you?

@the-cysko-kid said:

How could you possibly know this?

@tour2ma said:

Not a single instance of the Capitol riot/violence being condemned...

However, it was used twice in deflection and once to ridicule the deflection.

Kinda speaks volumes...