I watched a lot of video from that event, and I saw a lot of shouting and a few hot heads, but I also saw people stepping in to rescue others (including a cop) when stuff was getting sketchy. Generally it looked like White Americans protesting about something, and by that I mean fat people in camo standing around holding coffee cups like it was a Sunday barbecue. To call that an insurrection seems to lack any proof of a wider organisation and intent. These were all just random unarmed fat people on a day out, they even walked between the velvet ropes FFS Certainly no comparison to AntiFa throwing rocks and petrol bombs and burning a court house. It definitely did fool some people in the UK, I had a friend who referred to it as an insurrection, I actually lost a lot of respect for her intelligence that day. Being "angry inside a State building" does not mean you have collectively decided to take over the running of the country by force, the whole gaslighting concept the media are trying to push is a fucking joke.