Regarding January 6 lets review some past events

Since the looney left ignores left wing violence.

March 1, 1954: Four Puerto Rican nationalists sitting in the House Gallery shot at congressmen in session, wounding five. They were convicted and sentenced to 49 years in prison. In 1979, one died in prison and the remaining three were pardoned by President Carter. They returned to Puerto Rico and hailed as patriots by some.

March 1, 1971: A bomb was detonated in the Senate wing, near the Rotunda and below the Senate chamber, causing extensive damage, some structural. Although no one was ever charged, the Weather Underground claimed credit. These "Amerika-hating revolutionaries" engineered bombings, robberies and killings. Interestingly, married couple Bill Ayers and Benardine Dohrn, founding members of the group, became college professors in Chicago where Ayers was connected to the Chicago Annenberg Challenge organization, as was his neighbor community organizer Barack Obama.


November 7, 1983: M19CO (a communist organization) claimed responsibility for the bombing of the Capitol's north wing. The blast pushed a potentially lethal hole into the empty Republican Senate cloak room. The Senate had unexpectedly adjourned early. In May 1985, Susan Rosenberg was convicted to 58 years in prison for possession of bombs, explosives and firearms. In 1988 Rosenberg was charged with others for the Capitol bombing, but charges were dropped in 1990 because of her imprisonment on the weapons charges. On June 20, 2001 she was released from prison due to President Clinton's commutation. Susan Rosenberg later became vice chair of Thousand Currents, the fundraising arm for Black Lives Matter.

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ABC7 YouTube screengrab

June 14, 2017: James Hodgkinson shot 70 rounds at an Alexandria, VA ball field where members of the Republican House caucus were practicing in preparation for a charity game with Democrats. Five persons were wounded (including Congressman. Steve Scalise). The shooter, an avowed anti-Trumper and follower of Senator Bernie Sanders, died of wounds he suffered that day.

Violent criminal acts must be dealt with severely. But painting blame with a broad partisan brush must be resisted. Casting political stones at politicians for their lawful rhetoric and actions cannot be confused with criminally charging ideological violent extremists.
Your OP is one of the most common logical fallacies on the planet. False equivalence.
Coming from the leftist Borg collective no surprise.
You arent a leftist but I do agree your inability to draw the correct equivalence is hardly a surprise to anyone familiar with your many screw ups.
 
An attempt at violently overthrowing the government = criminally charging ideological violent extremists.

No confusion here.
There was no attempt to overthrow the gubmint, hysterical dingbat.

That one has read too many Tom Clancy novels. The left has lost their minds, AOC claimed senator Cruz "almost had me murdered". :cuckoo:
 
An attempt at violently overthrowing the government = criminally charging ideological violent extremists.

No confusion here.
There was no attempt to overthrow the gubmint, hysterical dingbat.

That one has read too many Tom Clancy novels. The left has lost their minds, AOC claimed senator Cruz "almost had me murdered". :cuckoo:
Tom Clancy would laugh this "insurrection" narrative right out of the room.

We're living in a novel that was written by a worse novelist than Ayn Rand.
 
An attempt at violently overthrowing the government = criminally charging ideological violent extremists.

No confusion here.
There was no attempt to overthrow the gubmint, hysterical dingbat.

That one has read too many Tom Clancy novels. The left has lost their minds, AOC claimed senator Cruz "almost had me murdered". :cuckoo:
Tom Clancy would laugh this "insurrection" narrative right out of the room.

We're living in a novel that was written by a worse novelist than Ayn Rand.

Yeah. There certainly is an excess of verbiage.
 
Since the looney left ignores left wing violence.

March 1, 1954: Four Puerto Rican nationalists sitting in the House Gallery shot at congressmen in session, wounding five. They were convicted and sentenced to 49 years in prison. In 1979, one died in prison and the remaining three were pardoned by President Carter. They returned to Puerto Rico and hailed as patriots by some.

March 1, 1971: A bomb was detonated in the Senate wing, near the Rotunda and below the Senate chamber, causing extensive damage, some structural. Although no one was ever charged, the Weather Underground claimed credit. These "Amerika-hating revolutionaries" engineered bombings, robberies and killings. Interestingly, married couple Bill Ayers and Benardine Dohrn, founding members of the group, became college professors in Chicago where Ayers was connected to the Chicago Annenberg Challenge organization, as was his neighbor community organizer Barack Obama.


November 7, 1983: M19CO (a communist organization) claimed responsibility for the bombing of the Capitol's north wing. The blast pushed a potentially lethal hole into the empty Republican Senate cloak room. The Senate had unexpectedly adjourned early. In May 1985, Susan Rosenberg was convicted to 58 years in prison for possession of bombs, explosives and firearms. In 1988 Rosenberg was charged with others for the Capitol bombing, but charges were dropped in 1990 because of her imprisonment on the weapons charges. On June 20, 2001 she was released from prison due to President Clinton's commutation. Susan Rosenberg later became vice chair of Thousand Currents, the fundraising arm for Black Lives Matter.

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ABC7 YouTube screengrab

June 14, 2017: James Hodgkinson shot 70 rounds at an Alexandria, VA ball field where members of the Republican House caucus were practicing in preparation for a charity game with Democrats. Five persons were wounded (including Congressman. Steve Scalise). The shooter, an avowed anti-Trumper and follower of Senator Bernie Sanders, died of wounds he suffered that day.

Violent criminal acts must be dealt with severely. But painting blame with a broad partisan brush must be resisted. Casting political stones at politicians for their lawful rhetoric and actions cannot be confused with criminally charging ideological violent extremists.

Fascinating. Three accounts of Capitol attacks and one "which of these is not like the others".

But they do have at least one aspect in common: Zero (0) of these were incited by the POTUS.
And Trump didn't incite anything either dummy. Guess you missed the admission the FBI knew about this days ahead of time. Explain how somebody incites a pre-planned event. Now watch Slogo stammer and stutter and drool all over himself.

uh huh.

---- So you're saying Rump knew about this, and sent them anyway?

If the FBI knows about something, then by definition so does the POTUS.

No wonder he advertised it as "WILD" huh.
"Seventeen intelligence agencies" claimed that RUSSIA! interfered in the 2016 election....Yet not a single fucking one of them could sniff out this "insurrection".

Do you knuckleheads even keep track of your insane narratives from moment to moment?

That wasn't my claim. Talk to Not the Brightest Lantern in the Light Tower up there in post 13.
 
Since the looney left ignores left wing violence.

March 1, 1954: Four Puerto Rican nationalists sitting in the House Gallery shot at congressmen in session, wounding five. They were convicted and sentenced to 49 years in prison. In 1979, one died in prison and the remaining three were pardoned by President Carter. They returned to Puerto Rico and hailed as patriots by some.

March 1, 1971: A bomb was detonated in the Senate wing, near the Rotunda and below the Senate chamber, causing extensive damage, some structural. Although no one was ever charged, the Weather Underground claimed credit. These "Amerika-hating revolutionaries" engineered bombings, robberies and killings. Interestingly, married couple Bill Ayers and Benardine Dohrn, founding members of the group, became college professors in Chicago where Ayers was connected to the Chicago Annenberg Challenge organization, as was his neighbor community organizer Barack Obama.


November 7, 1983: M19CO (a communist organization) claimed responsibility for the bombing of the Capitol's north wing. The blast pushed a potentially lethal hole into the empty Republican Senate cloak room. The Senate had unexpectedly adjourned early. In May 1985, Susan Rosenberg was convicted to 58 years in prison for possession of bombs, explosives and firearms. In 1988 Rosenberg was charged with others for the Capitol bombing, but charges were dropped in 1990 because of her imprisonment on the weapons charges. On June 20, 2001 she was released from prison due to President Clinton's commutation. Susan Rosenberg later became vice chair of Thousand Currents, the fundraising arm for Black Lives Matter.

227148_5_.png


ABC7 YouTube screengrab

June 14, 2017: James Hodgkinson shot 70 rounds at an Alexandria, VA ball field where members of the Republican House caucus were practicing in preparation for a charity game with Democrats. Five persons were wounded (including Congressman. Steve Scalise). The shooter, an avowed anti-Trumper and follower of Senator Bernie Sanders, died of wounds he suffered that day.

Violent criminal acts must be dealt with severely. But painting blame with a broad partisan brush must be resisted. Casting political stones at politicians for their lawful rhetoric and actions cannot be confused with criminally charging ideological violent extremists.

Fascinating. Three accounts of Capitol attacks and one "which of these is not like the others".

But they do have at least one aspect in common: Zero (0) of these were incited by the POTUS.
And Trump didn't incite anything either dummy. Guess you missed the admission the FBI knew about this days ahead of time. Explain how somebody incites a pre-planned event. Now watch Slogo stammer and stutter and drool all over himself.

uh huh.

---- So you're saying Rump knew about this, and sent them anyway?

If the FBI knows about something, then by definition so does the POTUS.

No wonder he advertised it as "WILD" huh.
Sorry asshole. You lose. As expected. Where's your proof TRUMP knew about this idiot. The FBI admitted they knew and did nothing. Telling nobody. Your total dodge of the question marks you a loser. As always. Slogo gets slapped again. It's too easy.

Hey I'm just riffing off YOUR POST, Doodles. You want to walk it back now that you know what it means?
Whatever.
 
Since the looney left ignores left wing violence.

March 1, 1954: Four Puerto Rican nationalists sitting in the House Gallery shot at congressmen in session, wounding five. They were convicted and sentenced to 49 years in prison. In 1979, one died in prison and the remaining three were pardoned by President Carter. They returned to Puerto Rico and hailed as patriots by some.

March 1, 1971: A bomb was detonated in the Senate wing, near the Rotunda and below the Senate chamber, causing extensive damage, some structural. Although no one was ever charged, the Weather Underground claimed credit. These "Amerika-hating revolutionaries" engineered bombings, robberies and killings. Interestingly, married couple Bill Ayers and Benardine Dohrn, founding members of the group, became college professors in Chicago where Ayers was connected to the Chicago Annenberg Challenge organization, as was his neighbor community organizer Barack Obama.


November 7, 1983: M19CO (a communist organization) claimed responsibility for the bombing of the Capitol's north wing. The blast pushed a potentially lethal hole into the empty Republican Senate cloak room. The Senate had unexpectedly adjourned early. In May 1985, Susan Rosenberg was convicted to 58 years in prison for possession of bombs, explosives and firearms. In 1988 Rosenberg was charged with others for the Capitol bombing, but charges were dropped in 1990 because of her imprisonment on the weapons charges. On June 20, 2001 she was released from prison due to President Clinton's commutation. Susan Rosenberg later became vice chair of Thousand Currents, the fundraising arm for Black Lives Matter.

227148_5_.png


ABC7 YouTube screengrab

June 14, 2017: James Hodgkinson shot 70 rounds at an Alexandria, VA ball field where members of the Republican House caucus were practicing in preparation for a charity game with Democrats. Five persons were wounded (including Congressman. Steve Scalise). The shooter, an avowed anti-Trumper and follower of Senator Bernie Sanders, died of wounds he suffered that day.

Violent criminal acts must be dealt with severely. But painting blame with a broad partisan brush must be resisted. Casting political stones at politicians for their lawful rhetoric and actions cannot be confused with criminally charging ideological violent extremists.

Fascinating. Three accounts of Capitol attacks and one "which of these is not like the others".

But they do have at least one aspect in common: Zero (0) of these were incited by the POTUS.
And Trump didn't incite anything either dummy. Guess you missed the admission the FBI knew about this days ahead of time. Explain how somebody incites a pre-planned event. Now watch Slogo stammer and stutter and drool all over himself.

uh huh.

---- So you're saying Rump knew about this, and sent them anyway?

If the FBI knows about something, then by definition so does the POTUS.

No wonder he advertised it as "WILD" huh.
"Seventeen intelligence agencies" claimed that RUSSIA! interfered in the 2016 election....Yet not a single fucking one of them could sniff out this "insurrection".

Do you knuckleheads even keep track of your insane narratives from moment to moment?

That wasn't my claim. Talk to Not the Brightest Lantern in the Light Tower up there in post 13.
Doesn't matter....You buy your team's bullshit....And you're not the least bit interested in the pretzel logic that they present.
 
Since the looney left ignores left wing violence.

March 1, 1954: Four Puerto Rican nationalists sitting in the House Gallery shot at congressmen in session, wounding five. They were convicted and sentenced to 49 years in prison. In 1979, one died in prison and the remaining three were pardoned by President Carter. They returned to Puerto Rico and hailed as patriots by some.

March 1, 1971: A bomb was detonated in the Senate wing, near the Rotunda and below the Senate chamber, causing extensive damage, some structural. Although no one was ever charged, the Weather Underground claimed credit. These "Amerika-hating revolutionaries" engineered bombings, robberies and killings. Interestingly, married couple Bill Ayers and Benardine Dohrn, founding members of the group, became college professors in Chicago where Ayers was connected to the Chicago Annenberg Challenge organization, as was his neighbor community organizer Barack Obama.


November 7, 1983: M19CO (a communist organization) claimed responsibility for the bombing of the Capitol's north wing. The blast pushed a potentially lethal hole into the empty Republican Senate cloak room. The Senate had unexpectedly adjourned early. In May 1985, Susan Rosenberg was convicted to 58 years in prison for possession of bombs, explosives and firearms. In 1988 Rosenberg was charged with others for the Capitol bombing, but charges were dropped in 1990 because of her imprisonment on the weapons charges. On June 20, 2001 she was released from prison due to President Clinton's commutation. Susan Rosenberg later became vice chair of Thousand Currents, the fundraising arm for Black Lives Matter.

227148_5_.png


ABC7 YouTube screengrab

June 14, 2017: James Hodgkinson shot 70 rounds at an Alexandria, VA ball field where members of the Republican House caucus were practicing in preparation for a charity game with Democrats. Five persons were wounded (including Congressman. Steve Scalise). The shooter, an avowed anti-Trumper and follower of Senator Bernie Sanders, died of wounds he suffered that day.

Violent criminal acts must be dealt with severely. But painting blame with a broad partisan brush must be resisted. Casting political stones at politicians for their lawful rhetoric and actions cannot be confused with criminally charging ideological violent extremists.
Why are we still discussing this?!!! Let it go!
 
Since the looney left ignores left wing violence.

March 1, 1954: Four Puerto Rican nationalists sitting in the House Gallery shot at congressmen in session, wounding five. They were convicted and sentenced to 49 years in prison. In 1979, one died in prison and the remaining three were pardoned by President Carter. They returned to Puerto Rico and hailed as patriots by some.

March 1, 1971: A bomb was detonated in the Senate wing, near the Rotunda and below the Senate chamber, causing extensive damage, some structural. Although no one was ever charged, the Weather Underground claimed credit. These "Amerika-hating revolutionaries" engineered bombings, robberies and killings. Interestingly, married couple Bill Ayers and Benardine Dohrn, founding members of the group, became college professors in Chicago where Ayers was connected to the Chicago Annenberg Challenge organization, as was his neighbor community organizer Barack Obama.


November 7, 1983: M19CO (a communist organization) claimed responsibility for the bombing of the Capitol's north wing. The blast pushed a potentially lethal hole into the empty Republican Senate cloak room. The Senate had unexpectedly adjourned early. In May 1985, Susan Rosenberg was convicted to 58 years in prison for possession of bombs, explosives and firearms. In 1988 Rosenberg was charged with others for the Capitol bombing, but charges were dropped in 1990 because of her imprisonment on the weapons charges. On June 20, 2001 she was released from prison due to President Clinton's commutation. Susan Rosenberg later became vice chair of Thousand Currents, the fundraising arm for Black Lives Matter.

227148_5_.png


ABC7 YouTube screengrab

June 14, 2017: James Hodgkinson shot 70 rounds at an Alexandria, VA ball field where members of the Republican House caucus were practicing in preparation for a charity game with Democrats. Five persons were wounded (including Congressman. Steve Scalise). The shooter, an avowed anti-Trumper and follower of Senator Bernie Sanders, died of wounds he suffered that day.

Violent criminal acts must be dealt with severely. But painting blame with a broad partisan brush must be resisted. Casting political stones at politicians for their lawful rhetoric and actions cannot be confused with criminally charging ideological violent extremists.

Fascinating. Three accounts of Capitol attacks and one "which of these is not like the others".

But they do have at least one aspect in common: Zero (0) of these were incited by the POTUS.
And Trump didn't incite anything either dummy. Guess you missed the admission the FBI knew about this days ahead of time. Explain how somebody incites a pre-planned event. Now watch Slogo stammer and stutter and drool all over himself.

uh huh.

---- So you're saying Rump knew about this, and sent them anyway?

If the FBI knows about something, then by definition so does the POTUS.

No wonder he advertised it as "WILD" huh.
"Seventeen intelligence agencies" claimed that RUSSIA! interfered in the 2016 election....Yet not a single fucking one of them could sniff out this "insurrection".

Do you knuckleheads even keep track of your insane narratives from moment to moment?

That wasn't my claim. Talk to Not the Brightest Lantern in the Light Tower up there in post 13.
Doesn't matter....You buy your team's bullshit....And you're not the least bit interested in the pretzel logic that they present.

I don't have a "team", shitferbrains. How many people do you think I am?

HINT: "I" is what we call a "singular".

Don't try to pin your pathetic joiner label on me just because you can't think your way out of it.
 
Since the looney left ignores left wing violence.

March 1, 1954: Four Puerto Rican nationalists sitting in the House Gallery shot at congressmen in session, wounding five. They were convicted and sentenced to 49 years in prison. In 1979, one died in prison and the remaining three were pardoned by President Carter. They returned to Puerto Rico and hailed as patriots by some.

March 1, 1971: A bomb was detonated in the Senate wing, near the Rotunda and below the Senate chamber, causing extensive damage, some structural. Although no one was ever charged, the Weather Underground claimed credit. These "Amerika-hating revolutionaries" engineered bombings, robberies and killings. Interestingly, married couple Bill Ayers and Benardine Dohrn, founding members of the group, became college professors in Chicago where Ayers was connected to the Chicago Annenberg Challenge organization, as was his neighbor community organizer Barack Obama.


November 7, 1983: M19CO (a communist organization) claimed responsibility for the bombing of the Capitol's north wing. The blast pushed a potentially lethal hole into the empty Republican Senate cloak room. The Senate had unexpectedly adjourned early. In May 1985, Susan Rosenberg was convicted to 58 years in prison for possession of bombs, explosives and firearms. In 1988 Rosenberg was charged with others for the Capitol bombing, but charges were dropped in 1990 because of her imprisonment on the weapons charges. On June 20, 2001 she was released from prison due to President Clinton's commutation. Susan Rosenberg later became vice chair of Thousand Currents, the fundraising arm for Black Lives Matter.

227148_5_.png


ABC7 YouTube screengrab

June 14, 2017: James Hodgkinson shot 70 rounds at an Alexandria, VA ball field where members of the Republican House caucus were practicing in preparation for a charity game with Democrats. Five persons were wounded (including Congressman. Steve Scalise). The shooter, an avowed anti-Trumper and follower of Senator Bernie Sanders, died of wounds he suffered that day.

Violent criminal acts must be dealt with severely. But painting blame with a broad partisan brush must be resisted. Casting political stones at politicians for their lawful rhetoric and actions cannot be confused with criminally charging ideological violent extremists.
Liberals and their.... weirdness. in 2020, Police brutality suddenly became thing, (totally ignoring the larger black on black violence issue), and so did gender politics (there is now 47 1/2 genders). And when Liberals gain all this power, they want to shut down all criticism and call it "hate speech"? We got fooled Again...
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An attempt at violently overthrowing the government = criminally charging ideological violent extremists.

No confusion here.
IMO they were vandals not rebels. Just like the BLM protesters this summer.
Most of these "vandals" kept themselves behind the velvet ropes.
It wasn’t an apocalypse. Exactly.
Were this a real insurrection, nearly all of the people in high places calling it an "insurrection" wouldn't be alive to be saying so.

We are at peak Orwell.
 
An attempt at violently overthrowing the government = criminally charging ideological violent extremists.

No confusion here.
View attachment 454458

If it had been a real insurrection do you really think the Capitol police or the secret service would have been able to stop it?

I don't.

*****SMILE*****



:)

It was a real insurrection and yes eventually more of you would have died.
 
An attempt at violently overthrowing the government = criminally charging ideological violent extremists.

No confusion here.
View attachment 454458

If it had been a real insurrection do you really think the Capitol police or the secret service would have been able to stop it?

I don't.

*****SMILE*****



:)

It was a real insurrection and yes eventually more of you would have died.

It was vandals. Relax, snowflake.
 

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