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Apparently at least one prominent group made public weeks ago that violence was planned at the Capitol. Specific violence to place members of congress under "citizens arrest". I expect to see congressional hearings about this. It's really hard to fathom they were unprepared if the planning was done right out in the open.
https://www.seattletimes.com/nation-world/capitol-siege-was-...
A community activist in Seattle is organizing against Antifa calling them terrorists for causing violence and hijacking social justice issues such as Black Lives Matter and the homeless issue.
Should that group also be refused by everyone, or does it depend on political ideology?
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I realize you're not being literal about all the comments centered around violence on Parler. Or maybe you are?
Are you saying most of the comments there are violent or a good number of them?
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Interesting that researchers made their findings public weeks before this event that there was specific violence was planned to storm the Capitol.
Source: Originally published in the Washington Post. https://www.seattletimes.com/nation-world/capitol-siege-was-...
A Washington Post article said it was very visible on Twitter and Facebook.
Also, wanted to point out that snarky comments are against the guidelines here.
Don't take my word for it. Listen to community activist Victoria Beach explain how she is upset for them terrorizing the area and hijacking the Black Lives Matter movement.
When you say it's pretty simple, others are calling for everyone on the Capitol grounds to be arrested. Technically they were breaking the law by trespassing.
What is the war on education?
Also, how were those events a racist failure of the police force?
What would you call the people who entered the Capital building and stayed inside the red velvet ropes, who took selfies and made videos like they were on a tour?
Let's say if these companies are monopolies. Should they still hold the same power?
Were those insurgents domestic terrorists?
What if it is to be found that they primarily used Signal for example to communicate their plans with each other?
A good argument could be made we don't need end to end encryption without a back door. And in this environment, there may be little political opposition.
Freedom of speech should only apply to protected classes?
Agressive tone towards OP: "I'm not going to let you"
They also edited the comment slightly from what you see now.
Apparently their current leader is of Cuban descent as was most of the people in the segment. Out of the eight members in the video, six of them previously voted for Obama.
I don't know too much about them except from what I saw on Vice. Is it really a group of white supremacists?
edit: Reference: The Right-Wing Latinos of Miami: Proud Boys and Refugees https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D9Qa1f29diE
You don't need it because if you don't do anything wrong you don't really need it.