npr.org collected a database that "tracked every federal criminal case stemming from the events of Jan. 6, 2021" for anyone interested in details of the cases brought against the participants
The Nazis overtook the SPD as the largest party in July 1932 and Adolf Hitler was appointed chancellor in January 1933. Of the parties present in the Reichstag during the passage of the Enabling Act of 1933, the SPD was the only one to vote against; most of the communist deputies had been arrested ahead of the vote.[20] The SPD was banned in June. Many members were subsequently imprisoned and killed by the Nazi government while others fled the country. The party-in-exile was called Sopade.[21]
Democracy is and must be part of the culture of a society, that's why you can't (easily) export democracy to other countries.
I feel like Europe might be just as bad, people just don't care that much about democracy anymore. It has just not manifested in all Europe countries to the same degree yet.
It’s been the right’s spin for a few years. Eg: it was peaceful, until an ex fbi guy told them to go in the capitol. The idea being the Biden fbi did this. While Trump was in office.
Also somehow antifa did this. And the violence was made up and exaggerated.
I’m just echoing talking points I’ve heard from friends who listen to the right wing channels.
npr.org collected a database that "tracked every federal criminal case stemming from the events of Jan. 6, 2021" for anyone interested in details of the cases brought against the participants
https://apps.npr.org/jan-6-archive/database.html
The link if anyone wants it:
https://www.whitehouse.gov/j6/
This is someone's attempt to re-litigate reality.
I browsed with javascript disabled (as I always do when visiting unknown or untrusted sites) and discovered the page was rendered useless (blank).
I viewed the source to get the gist.
My pull quote from the source code is a surrealistic illustration of the content:
The lie is repeated ad infinitum, on an endless loop.To break out of the loop, might I suggest turning to Jack Smith[0][1] (but be forewarned, the video is 8 hours and the PDF has redactions).
[0]https://d3i6fh83elv35t.cloudfront.net/static/2025/12/Smith-D... [1]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gGtlalhdL4c
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Social_Democratic_Party_of_Ger...
The Nazis overtook the SPD as the largest party in July 1932 and Adolf Hitler was appointed chancellor in January 1933. Of the parties present in the Reichstag during the passage of the Enabling Act of 1933, the SPD was the only one to vote against; most of the communist deputies had been arrested ahead of the vote.[20] The SPD was banned in June. Many members were subsequently imprisoned and killed by the Nazi government while others fled the country. The party-in-exile was called Sopade.[21]
How long before you become what you have fought against?
We're mostly there already. Another year or two and I'm not sure the US can survive, let alone recover.
Democracy is and must be part of the culture of a society, that's why you can't (easily) export democracy to other countries.
I feel like Europe might be just as bad, people just don't care that much about democracy anymore. It has just not manifested in all Europe countries to the same degree yet.
This is just like that time Cato crossed the Rubicon!
We really are in 1984
It’s been the right’s spin for a few years. Eg: it was peaceful, until an ex fbi guy told them to go in the capitol. The idea being the Biden fbi did this. While Trump was in office.
Also somehow antifa did this. And the violence was made up and exaggerated.
I’m just echoing talking points I’ve heard from friends who listen to the right wing channels.
People are unaware of this degree of spin.
The US is a disgusting country
“I loved when the violent terrorists made sure to respect the velvet ropes in Statuary Hall.”