you. I only thought one deserved my empathy and that was the 23 year old who blamed the left for his girlfriend dumping him. I think the only one to actually own up to his stupid decision was the long haired guy who held the Trump flag in the Senate. I believe he received 6 months. Several had rap sheets and lived by violence. The women were probably worse than the men.
I admired the way Ms. Pelosi handled the interviews. I couldn't have done it. I have zero tolerance for those who sink into alcohol and self pity and then blame others for their hopelessness.

I also watched HBO's "No Accident" about the lawsuit against the Alt-Right who participated in the Charlottesville 2017 "United the Right" March and violence.

Doc really passed me off. Spencer should do life just to get him out of society. Any guesses which side he and his cult of “good people” on that side, supports in the Israel Gaza war?
Started to watch the Insurrection doc but my blood boils seeing that footage again, especially knowing a lead organizer is about to be elected Speaker.

"– and then blame others for their hopelessness."

While I could solely point out how "bootstrappy" that sounds, I can relate to both sides of it. When I worked in bars, I was disgusted by a lot of the patrons. Some of that came from overexposure.

That said, I have a background littered with sexual and psychological abuse, a deadbeat dad and a mother with a personality disorder. I've known people caught in the cycles of self-destruction that accompany a youth in turmoil. Some luck out and make something better from it, but it's mentally difficult to do so. Even more so when you live in a society that has the screwed up relationship to mental health and health care that the U.S. does.

So I know where you're coming from but I also know that in a lot of ways, there but for the grace of fortune go I. I might not commit their actions, but I relate to their struggle.

…brilliant and incisive as her mother, in her own way.

even if only in those few minutes of song, as people who viewed themselves as outcasts and outsiders collectively and black sheep individually. Both tribal and personal. The demons they chased together and the demons each of them lived with alone.

A sing-a-long that at one time would have been performed to Garth Brooks' "Friends in Low Places" or "Straight to Hell" by Drivin' N' Cryin' or "Wasted Rock Ranger" by Great White.

That scene was just plain sad.

At one point I was worried the man who blamed the left for being dumped would get out of control. He appeared to come close a few times. He definitely needs professional help.

He wasn't alone in that need.

I admit to feeling bad for them for a few minutes. I did wonder, though I could also guess, what caused them to be broken.

I've seen that kind of broken in real life. The stories are not dissimilar.

I agree that they made the perfect pawns.

But even pawns can be dangerous.

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If so which channel? Or where to go to watch it?

Streaming on MAX

I am related to some of them. They are willfully ignorant and deluded, but not as hateful as others I know. I try to fight my worst instincts and view them on an individual basis.

If I am to expect my political opponents to not see me a inhuman, then don't I have to practice what I preach? The use of broad brush politics is destroying this nation.

Did you press charges?

I'm talking about the people who stormed Congress on Jan. 6th.