A huge movement that is rolling back voting rights for people like me, Latino/as people and Black people and other people of color, is underway. Huge racial gerrymandering is underway.
Every Republican and some Democrats (I live in a red state) supports the Jan. 6th insurrectionists.
None of the people were arrested or were arrested for a few years and then had their sentenes revoked or shortened dramatically.
I don’t understand why you consider Jan 6 to be the defining moment in rolling back your rights but not the election of every other President or congressional body that stripped your rights. You think Jan 6 made your voting rights go away? What was Obama doing for 8 years to bolster your voting rights and keep it away from the fascists? What did they do with Bush after his election meddling?
I know you’re not ridin with Biden, my point is that you’re hyperfocused on Jan 6 as being this historical moment of change when really your rights have been slowly stripped away during peaceful assembly of government decades before. Can you at least explain why Jan 6 is unique other than vibes and spectacle?
MSNBC certainly doesn’t.
Nobody is talking about it.
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A huge movement that is rolling back voting rights for people like me, Latino/as people and Black people and other people of color, is underway. Huge racial gerrymandering is underway.
Every Republican and some Democrats (I live in a red state) supports the Jan. 6th insurrectionists.
None of the people were arrested or were arrested for a few years and then had their sentenes revoked or shortened dramatically.
I don’t understand why you consider Jan 6 to be the defining moment in rolling back your rights but not the election of every other President or congressional body that stripped your rights. You think Jan 6 made your voting rights go away? What was Obama doing for 8 years to bolster your voting rights and keep it away from the fascists? What did they do with Bush after his election meddling?
I know you’re not ridin with Biden, my point is that you’re hyperfocused on Jan 6 as being this historical moment of change when really your rights have been slowly stripped away during peaceful assembly of government decades before. Can you at least explain why Jan 6 is unique other than vibes and spectacle?
yeah