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This was the eerie night scene in our nation’s capital.
Note the date. It was not January 6, 2021, but May 31, 2020. The death of George Floyd in Minneapolis police custody, captured on heinous video sparked riots despite his own family’s impassioned pleas for peace.
The night of May 31, rioters set fires all over the capital of the United States. A mob of them gathered outside the White House and threatened to storm it. The president was said to have been moved to a bunker. Many on the left laughed at him and supported the mob. Never mind that the safety of the president, as a symbol of America and self-governance, goes beyond individual or party and should never be a laughing matter.
Media Discovers That Riots Are Bad
The media are gigantic, roaring, lying hypocrites.
Yes, I am sure everyone is stunned by that. However, it is rare that we get such amazing and crystal-clear examples of such roaring hypocrisy.
Example A: German Lopez of Vox. Riots were good when they furthered a political agenda that he agreed with. Now, riots are bad.
https://twitter.com/michaelmalice/status/1346963939318497283
Example B: Sally Kohn. She “understood” violent protests back in May. Now, not so much.
https://twitter.com/cvaldary/status/1346919101139210242
Example C: Chris Hayes. This is every single Republican’s fault who has ever worked in party politics – you know, the way the Congressional baseball shooter was every single Democrat’s fault. No?
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