I've heard terrible stories of people arrested and incarcerated for over a year in terrible conditions because they went to the Capitol on January 6th. 100's of thousands, maybe more, people attended
that day out of patriotism, love for their President, and the hope that justice would prevail. We have provisions in our Constitution that people wanted to see followed, but the chaos at the end of the day prevented it.
None of us wanted to see any violence. We are not like Antifa or BLM. We don't burn buildings or loot. That's not protest. At best it's a tantrum, and at worst it's taking advantage and co-opting genuine
protest. But we were warned bad actors might be in the crowd, and so they were. However, Ray Eps and other instigators like him were not the ones arrested and incarcerated., which leads one to believe
they had the backing of the authorities to cause trouble for a purpose. Instead, at least some of those incarcerated were ordinary Americans who followed the crowd and got caught on camera, and they were
treated like hardened felons as a result. Most were not wealthy, and some attorneys were afraid to take their cases, so they often got public defenders who did a terrible job.
Brandon goes into detail about his own experience, and it shows how even those who did not languish in jail for a year were and are still traumatized, as if our government intends to utterly destroy anyone on the wrong side, if they get the chance. The FBI needs cleaned out of the people behind this.
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