To be honest, it was stupid.
The entire time I was watching, I was thinking to myself... what the fuck is the point of this? What will this accomplish?
Nothing was accomplished, and everything was lost.
Provocateurs most likely started the Capital raid (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Agent_provocateur), but it doesn't matter. Government agents consistently do this, lure people into crimes, and then they charge them. I'm not saying it's morally right... it's just reality. And these people let mob rule govern their judgement and now they are paying the price for not using their brain.
In the end, what the fuck did they think would happen? I guess they all thought Trump would have their backs, but nope. They stormed a government building, broke the law (whether it was justified or not), and now they are being charged.
Ultimately, if any kind of movement is going to succeed, you're going to have to wisen up. Get smart, and stop playing into other people's hands. Whether that means blindly following some bullshit "Q" online, a lying President, a blind mob, or whatever.
I was wondering what was going through Ashley Babbit's mind as she tried to climb through that window. What was she trying to do?
She and a bunch of other Q cultists were standing around in that chamber, with a few armed police officers in the room watching them. There were those doors, barricaded on the other side, with the broken windo. Babbit started climbing through the window, and as soon as she crossed the threshold, she was shot.
Let's say she wasn't shot- what was she about to do? Remove the barricade and let everyone further into the building to... what? Not fight, clearly. So.... what was the point of what she did? What did she die trying to accomplish? If they wanted to fight, they could've easily overwhelmed the 4 police officers in the room with them, and taken their weapons. Instead, they kinda just milled around, filming each other, confused and aimless.
If only there was some kind of plan that was drawn up.
What plan? Capturing a building means nothing. It's only symbolic. And at no point did they actually capture it, they were let in. It was all a coordinated show, led by provocateurs (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Agent_provocateur), and Trump supporters played right into their hand.
The entire thing was stupid. Inspiring, symbolic, but stupid.
The whole thing seemed like bait, attempting to get "right wingers" to do something. The way they were allowed into the building, standing in single file lines with velvet ropes.
The blocking of all of Trump's social media seemed like provocation- since most of you are all addicted to twitter and get huge dopamine hits whenever Trump pwns teh libz with a spicy tweet, I think this coordinated triple-block was an attempt to rile up the free speech crowd even further, and ramp up the confusion.
What plan?
Idk, something like what the Black Panthers did. I sent you the link in another comment. You should really read that.
Reading about that incident, and comparing it to the way things are in the USA today really illustrates the absolute tyranny we are living under. Back then, you could carry a gun in DC without being immediately arrested/shot dead, because we had this thing called "The Constitution" that some politicians still honored (parts of it, at least).
Today, the Constitution is just a piece of paper. I truly believe that all politicians get special toilet paper, that has the Constitution on it, and they literally wipe their ass with it every day. They're doing it figuratively, why not literally as well?
Well, that’s why the faggots in DC shouldn’t be able to label that as an attempt at defying democracy, insurrection, etc. There is nothing those Magafags could do about it, except becoming Senators themselves and personally cast a vote. If anyone believes in the presses’ bullshit that a bunch of larpers could go in and overturn an election by somehow forcing a bunch of senate assholes to put a check on a piece of paper, they are retarded.
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