For years, the founder of Oathkeepers, Stewart Rhodes, has been well-regarded in the militia movement. I viewed him as an unfortunate political target in the January 6 trials, receiving a 18-year sentence because he was so outspoken and a bit scary looking.
Now his son is talking about how Rhodes traumatized his family and tore it apart with his manic episodes.
What are we to believe? Is Stewart Rhodes a good guy who deserves our support? or a mean sob who got what he deserved?
For years, the founder of Oathkeepers, Stewart Rhodes, has been well-regarded in the militia movement. I viewed him as an unfortunate political target in the January 6 trials, receiving a 18-year sentence because he was so outspoken and a bit scary looking.
[Sentencing](https://apnews.com/article/stewart-rhodes-oath-keepers-seditious-conspiracy-sentencing-b3ed4556a3dec577539c4181639f666c)
Now his son is talking about how Rhodes traumatized his family and tore it apart with his manic episodes.
[Dakota's story](https://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-63709446)
What are we to believe? Is Stewart Rhodes a good guy who deserves our support? or a mean sob who got what he deserved?
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