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Robert's avatar

It's fatiguing to hear from commentators living in the far-left bubble that January 6th was an actual insurrection, master-planned by Trump, and that the far right - not the far left - is who is driving the country's divisiveness. These things are simply not true, and repeating them will never change that. January 6th was a riot, and a sad chapter in our shared experiences, but no amount of gaslighting and hyperbolic diatribe from congressional activists and their media depots will convince the general public that it was anything more than just that. I'm a two-time Trump voter, a former Clinton-Democrat and current moderate Republican from a family of mid-west union members and educators. I have personal experience with both the far left and the far right, and I can promise you that it is the far left in this country that is the problem, not the far right. It amazes me that 25 people were killed by far left mobs in the summer of 2020 riots, with millions of dollars of damage to federal buildings and private businesses done, yet the left continues to dog-whistle about the "proud boys" being the problem and denying that anything severely wrong on their side happened that summer, or since. I used to think the left's inability to see truth was a symptom of zeal, oftentimes rooted in idealism, but more and more I am convinced the left is able to see the truth, and yet choose to fight - oftentimes bitterly and savagely - for a vision of America that is based on one false narrative after another.

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Sasha Stone's avatar

The "far left" is driving the country in a more extreme and violent future. They are the ones who continue to threaten actual violence -- and yet, no one seems to notice. Strange.

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