RIGHT, NEITHER'S the same lol. I don't care if the KKK stormed the capitol, it's still not the same as raising hell in the streets. You may or may not be dumb enough to climb over a barricade or through a capitol building window but I'm not lol.
I'd dang sure tear some shit up in the streets before doing anything like that, it's common sense.

So you think one day of protesting the tyrannical government overthrew a democratically elected president. Is the same as when the Democrats spent over half a year burning, looting and murdering innocent folks across the entire country?

Was it a day of protesting the tyrannical government or was it a day of being coerced and duped by the planted democrats?

I believe it was a cluster on several levels and that to a few, it made Trumpers look like backward ignorant hicks. I also believe that a lot of people saw it for what it was, a ploy to lure Trump supporters into morphing into ignorant, belligerent losers for a day. What that did in fact, is show people in the middle ground that are capable of thinking for themselves, that the left is above nothing to promote their agenda and to ensure that Trump never stepped foot in the Oval Office. Their trap backfired BIGLY. All they did was put Trump on hold long enough for him to get his ducks in a row. J6 plus all of the relentless attacks on him for Bidet's entire term, his arrest, the assassination attempts, all culminated in a huge victory for conservatives this election cycle. How big a role did each play? I'm not sure, but Trump occupies the White House and Oval Office for the next 3 years and 10 months, and that makes me smile.

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I like how folks on here make excuses for themselves not doing anything when the election was clearly stolen. They say stuff like " OH those people are ignorant" while they just sat back and did absolutely nothing. The point is, is that at least those people did "Something", all we did is watch drag shows on the news for four years.

Do you think they went into the capitol building with the intent to do something about the election? How do you thing they intended to accomplish that goal if so?

Do you believe it is better to do something you know won’t accomplish your goal instead of do nothing to accomplish your goal?

yep, they didn't completely fail they showed there's a lot of people ready to fight back at voter fraud, personally I think there was less fraud this election because of them. I think jan. 6thers scared the democrats so bad. Until that day we had no resistance to anything. Did the Alamo have enough people? Did they win?

Fight back? Really? You think the government was scared of those guys?

Of course they are scared of a crowd of that magnitude. Luckily for them, the only violence was from the government.

If Jan 6th wasn't a setup, why did Biden pardon the Jan 6th committee?

Geeb I never said that the Jan 6th committee wasn’t dirty. I believe whole heartedly they were. I never said there wasn’t any plants in the crowd, there very well could have been. I have been saying that the conservatives in the crowd should have known better than to go in the capital.

I can assure you, the government wasn’t scared of a couple thousand people with no guns. They aren’t scared of a couple thousand people WITH guns. A couple hundred national guardsmen there and this thing never happens. I think it was more of a deal where the dems tried to take advantage of the crowds stupid decision to go in the capital and it backfired on them.

There were way way more than a couple thousand people at the rally (couple hundred thousand +). Not all of them went to the capital afterwards, but there were 10's of thousands at the capital itself. More than two thousand went inside, there were many thousands who remained outside.

I can assure you that you're wrong, it scared them.
Had the rally attendees actually came armed and chosen to be 'violent' as the media portrayed, it wouldn't have gone well for them and they know it.

Thats about the size of it. They made an example out of a few to scare the rest. Then bidun made a speech about the poeplo not being capable of fighting the govt because we dont have fighter jets and such. It worked out exactly like they planned it except it helped Trump in the end. And they have faught him ever since.

I really had not heard an exact number of people at the rally. Or an exact number of people that were gathered at the capitol. So I did an internet search of several sites and articles. Some with conservative narratives and some with liberal narratives. There was a lot of inconsistencies as far as numbers go. But all the ones I found were between 60-80k at the rally. 3-6k people at the capital. Around 2,000 people entered the capital (that number was consistent across the board). Now just about every one of the sites said these numbers were estimated, so there’s that. But none of them that I have found estimated numbers as high as yours Geeb. But either way it’s a lot of people. Maybe not a lot in the grand scheme of things, but it’s a lot.

More people go to watch an Alabama football game in the fall though. Theres some perspective.

The USA has 340 million people. I don’t think 80k people will scare them. I don’t think 250k+ would scare them. But you can think that if you want. We can just agree to disagree.

You think it was a good thing, I think it was a black eye on the Republican Party and conservatism. But I guarantee you we agree on a WHOLE lot more than we disagree on.

No. They wasn't really scared. Because for the most part, the majority was there to support trump and wave signs. But you have to wonder. If a guy with a Uhaul or some fella in a hooptie with his son in the trunk can absolutely terrify them. What would a large group of committed individuals be able to do.

The event was a way to shape a narrative. Liberal good and conservatives bad
No different than what Obama’s crew did to the Tea Party, same people then as now running it.

It’s easier to move the needle thru coercion than force unless you’re the liberal party and support BLM and ANTIFA