Then there was no J6 “insurrection” or riot, just constitutionally protected protests and some criminals used a legitimate event as a cover for their criminal activity.
But in both instances violence occurred. One for under an hour with one perpetrator casualty and some broken doors and knocked over podiums… the other with 30+ dead, thousands severely injured, and billions in damage via arson and mob violence across the entire nation.
It’s safe to say the latter Is thousands of times worse than the former, yet leftists only focus on the pillow fight compared to the major battery
Well part of your problem contributing to why your argument (statement) is wrong is that you're comparing apples to oranges. When you say "in both instances violence occurred" you're intentionally misleading the reader into believing that Black Lives Matter were the ones committing the violence at their protests when we've already established that it was a group of criminals using the marches & protest as covers for their criminal acts.
Whereas the people who showed up at the Capitol in response to Trump's "call to action" went them
specifically to express themselves in an angry & violent manner all for the purpose of interfering with (stopping) the certification of the election results. And they were successful in that they disrupted the proceedings and delayed the certification by what, half a day? And I don't know why you think that the J6 attack lasted for under an hour, that is patently false.
The first amendment prohibits, in part, the government interference in the rights of "....the people
peaceably to assemble, and to
petition the Government for a redress of grievances."
Therefore the difference between the Black Lives Matter alleged "riots" as you all call them is that the rioting was done by criminals not Black Lives Matter whereas the attack on the Capitol was done solely by the group referred to as J6ers with the express intent of making their displeasure with the election results known to our country's leaders and tried to prevent the lawful certification of the next president. The reason they have been found guilty in so many instances is the bolded red portion above that they failed to adhere to, which would have secured the protection of their activities under the first amendment. Their attempt to "petition the government for a redress of grievances" was not "peaceable". It was violent, they meant it to be violent and they also meant to instill fear in our congressional representatives and the Vice President of the United States.
This is one of the criminals committing crimes of violence under cover of one of the Black Lives Matter protest in downtown Seattle during the first weekend of the George Floyd protests. Margaret Aislinn Channon, a 26-year-old woman from Tacoma, Washington, was arrested on June 11, 2020, for setting fire to five Seattle Police Department vehicles during the George Floyd protests on May 30, 2020.:
