Well, maybe it is high time to start redressing the real harm being done to our country. Number one thing on that list is this business about January 6th. It has been labeled an Insurrection. So far, there has not been one charge filed for that. Now it seems that the narrative engineers are calling it an "attack" on the Capitol.
Maybe it was an attack. But who was the attacker, and who are the defenders? What is being defended?
If it cannot be an Insurrection, then the attackers are attacking a building. By the same token, the defenders are defending a building. So, who is attacking who and for what purpose?
Let's suppose a hypothetical. If a hostile entity had attacked our country and occupied the Capitol, would it be wrong to attack it? The point of the attack was to defend something greater, which would be the country. The Capitol building is a symbol of the country, but the country is much bigger than the Capitol building. It is also much bigger than the people in it. This doesn't mean it isn't worthy of defense, but let's keep things in perspective. A loss of the Capitol building to an aggressor isn't the end of the United States. It wouldn't by itself have overthrown the government.
An attack on Capitol, as it is being called, is presuming the identity of the hostile party involved. What's the crime? Interference in the duties of Congress? Duties were interrupted for just four hours or so. It doesn't seem like something that endangers the life of the nation.
So this was a disruptive event. Not much of one. Recollect that one of the targets of the 9-11 attacks in 2001 might have been the Capitol Building or White House. If that had not been stopped in Pennsylvania, then one of those buildings might well have been hit and maybe even destroyed.
Even if that happened, nobody ever argued that that would have been the end of the United States.
The British did some burning down of buildings in the War of 1812, but they didn't conquer the USA.
The significance of what happened is being hyped for political effect. Yes, it did happen. But keep in mind what conclusions are being drawn. There has not been any independent investigation of just exactly what happened. Those who have been imprisoned are already been judged guilty without any due process. Why would anybody have the need to do that?
Due process is guaranteed, or so everybody thought. Has that been overthrown? If so, then what is being attacked? The new government that usurped the previous government? That is how it appears from here. Those running this government seem to think that THEY and THEY ALONE are the state. But the state is the three words that the Constitution begins with...
WE THE PEOPLE... It isn't Nancy Pelosi and the rest of her crew. They are not the state, unless they have perpetrated a coup against the state. Do they want to assert that they, and they alone are the state? For do so would be a violation of their oaths, and would make them at best unworthy of trust, and at worst, would actually make them traitors.
To violate the Constitution by withholding the rights to the accused is not defending the Constitution. To do what Pelosi and Co. are doing might well be worse than anybody at the Capitol did on January 6th.
Their rights must be honored, or we could be faced with a coup, or at least, an imminent one.
That is the logic of events. Let's see if anyone actually defends what should be defended. It looks like something is being defended that wasn't being attacked, and someone was attacking what wasn't even a threat. It isn't a threat to the government if those who protest against something that doesn't seem to be in accordance with election law just want to be heard. These protesters wanted to see the law enforced, not to overturn the Constitution and install themselves in place of it.
Those protesting on January 6th were only asking to be heard. All the evidence supports that this was being suppressed, and is still being suppressed. But why? What exactly is being defended here? What has been really attacked? WE THE PEOPLE need to find out while we still can.