Have you seen what your ilk have called 'mostly peaceful' and compared the two? Besides, it wasn't the Right that did that. It was Antifa infiltrators.
So yet again, if the Right did it, it wasn't so bad; oh but it wasn't the Right anyway".
On one hand, it's like the Right never does anything wrong, this kind of behavior can only be committed by the left. But when something like this comes up, you're torn between claiming total innocence, and "
What about what the Left does?" which becomes the whole tome. (Like a child caught doing something wrong, and claiming "everyone's doing it. What about THEM?" The same thing with slavery in this thread:
BREAKING: Trump Releases Video As Protesters Storm U.S. Capitol Building "the Arabs did it"! How can you keep using those groups to excuse what your side is accused of doing?)
Yet the whole premise (for 150 years) is that the nation has been "taken" from them, and they want it back. The federal government was seen as the main enemy of their "freedoms", and in the gun debate, to the present, they keep citing the right to "take down the government" if it becomes too "tyrannical", which is what they've been complaining of especially the several decades. Now, they claim the presidential election was "stolen" from them. (I reiterate that the antifa and BLM activism is largely on the city level, where this was an attack on the set of the nation itself!)
Why is it hard to believe that these are conservative Trump supporters who believe their time has come? The guy with the confederate flag was antifa or BLM only "trying to make Trump supporters look bad"? Why did Trump himself even address them, and say "we love you"? He then told them to stop, but didn't claim they were antifa.
In any case:
Trump loyalists push evidence-free claims that antifa activists fueled mob
Capitol riot was openly organized on mainstream social media