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   XPost: ca.politics, ny.politics   
   From: Intelligent@savetheworldmsn.com   
      
   Now the government is making more error, by persecuting the people who   
   demonstrated at the Capitol.   
      
   While we want to reduce our errors, and solve our problems.   
      
   Those people are innocent and deserve to be exonerated.   
      
   This doesn't work.  We can't have hope of a glorious America when the   
   government   
   is creating more problems than it solves.   
      
   Politics has to begin here, as we undo the errors caused by years of   
   incompetence   
   and bad government.   
      
   New incompetence and new bad government make the solution FUTILE.   
      
      
   We demand a pardon for everyone involved who did not cause grievous bodily   
   injury   
   to anyone else.  We also demand the Courts throw out the cases, and the D.A's   
   drop   
   all such charges.  Those who entered the Capitol, are no different than those   
   who   
   crossed the original Police Line, they were just in an edifice.   
      
   There were demonstrations all summer long for other reasons, and demonstrators   
   should not be stereotyped nor characterized by the mal-actions of a few.  Nor   
   is   
   any minor vandalism anything the taxpayer cannot afford.  These aren't even   
   private stores.   
      
   A Burglar, does not say "OUR HOUSE," all over social media.  "OUR HOUSE,"   
   remains   
   our claim.   
      
   We encourage all good Americans to make the same claim, and the demonstrators   
   had   
   no alleged connection to any foreign power, but flew the American flag   
   prolifically.   
      
      
   Demand for a pardon, is not negotiable, and should not be negotiable.   
      
   The people I'm talking about killed no one, nor assaulted anyone.  But they   
   have   
   since *been* assaulted, and that is wrong.   
      
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