I mean, I'm trying to be completely impartial here which I

Posted on: January 7, 2021 at 14:40:51 CT

know is impossible.

But I think about any capitol building of any country anywhere in the world. Then imagine thousands of people pressing up around it past established security perimeter and pressing all the way up on the steps. Then imagine that windows start getting busted in and protestors start streaming in. And then the police/security inside have guns drawn and doors barricaded and then imagine you go charging through the window.

I can't imagine any scenario where that doesn't end in someone getting shot. It's awful and I'm not saying she deserved to die. But come on...how far can you push government security in the ****ing capitol building where they're sworn to protect the government officials (including the ****ing VP) hiding inside? At some point, they're going to have to start shooting and I think it's kind of astonishing that only one person got shot in the whole ordeal.

Edited by mizzou541 at 14:47:34 on 01/07/21