Apparently you're a trigger for a lot of people as you have stated this exact same message to them before. And then the swearing commences. Maybe it's you and you could put yourself on ignore.
I'm far from a Trump fan and those Jan 6 riots were awful but what was just as bad and you never bring it to the conversation were the 574 summer riots of 2020. Over $2B in damage, 2K police injured, 25 dead. Left wing attacks on federal buildings and small businesses. And let me tell you, to those small businesses that was their livelihood and effected their families. The Capitol building is open, many of those small businesses are permanently closed. Where were all the democrats when this was happening ? Or maybe since you only watch left wing news you are unaware this took place.
Perhaps you have me confused with someone else.
First, I'm not a Dem and never have been. Second, you will not find a single post from me (i.e.
not one) defending the rioters from the summer of 2020. They're despicable, every last one of them, and should be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law.
Why, though, would I bring up the 2020 riots when discussing January 6? They were distinctly different events, with entirely different participants, dynamics and ramifications. Your logic, if that's what you're attempting, escapes me.
Finally, I'm amused by your "and then the swearing commences" characterization. I'm sorry if, by describing a man who incites violence, threatens prosecutors, dangles pardons to rioters, lies that an election was stolen from him, undermines confidence in our elections system, dismisses the time-honored American tradition of a peaceful transfer of power and otherwise takes a wrecking ball to American democracy as an "asshole," I've offended your sensibilities. (If you think that's slanderous, I would argue that truth is a complete defense.) The vast majority of my posts reflect a civil tone, I'm respectful to every poster - - regardless of ideology or political bent - - who shows the same respect, and I think my reaction score reflects that.