Anonymous
10/31/2025, 1:12:50 PM
No.82969033
>>82968926
The problem with the J6 chuds is that they had the same domesticated mentality that the left has with regards to political action, or really anyone in the West. The best example of this is illustrated in the killing of Ashli Babbit; She proudly and fearlessly approached the room full of armed guards and politicians fearing for their lives, not because she was brave, but because she was foolish. She did not being weapons, or arms, or bombs. She, like all of the boomers taking part in the J6 "insurrection," expected that holding hands, singing kumbaya, kicking over trashcans, and yelling very loudly how discontent they were would effect political change. The idea that she herself would have to kill someone, or that someone else was willing to kill her, never really crossed her mind. Perhaps she had vague notions of a "civil war" or political killings, but it was never truly real to her. It was always something far off, obscure, impersonal. For that, reality made itself known in the form of nine milimeters of lead, and deservedly she died.
All of the other J6ers had the same imbecilic view of revolution. The fact that they did not bring guns and summarily execute every officer and politician in their paths proves that they did not have the gall to engage in a true insurrection. It was a collective of starry-eyed domesticed suburbanites feeling very strongly that they were taking part in a treasured, historic moment where, voicing how truly angry and displeased they were, the politicians would kneel and let them have their way--and not, as it should have been, a bloody insurrection.
The problem with the J6 chuds is that they had the same domesticated mentality that the left has with regards to political action, or really anyone in the West. The best example of this is illustrated in the killing of Ashli Babbit; She proudly and fearlessly approached the room full of armed guards and politicians fearing for their lives, not because she was brave, but because she was foolish. She did not being weapons, or arms, or bombs. She, like all of the boomers taking part in the J6 "insurrection," expected that holding hands, singing kumbaya, kicking over trashcans, and yelling very loudly how discontent they were would effect political change. The idea that she herself would have to kill someone, or that someone else was willing to kill her, never really crossed her mind. Perhaps she had vague notions of a "civil war" or political killings, but it was never truly real to her. It was always something far off, obscure, impersonal. For that, reality made itself known in the form of nine milimeters of lead, and deservedly she died.
All of the other J6ers had the same imbecilic view of revolution. The fact that they did not bring guns and summarily execute every officer and politician in their paths proves that they did not have the gall to engage in a true insurrection. It was a collective of starry-eyed domesticed suburbanites feeling very strongly that they were taking part in a treasured, historic moment where, voicing how truly angry and displeased they were, the politicians would kneel and let them have their way--and not, as it should have been, a bloody insurrection.