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It's not just the so called extreme left that care about law and order and facing consequences for criminal actions. It says everything that you don't.
Here we go: 

The committee presented its conclusions as 17 findings, including that Trump knew his actions "would be illegal" when he pressured Pence to "refuse to count electoral votes"; that Trump "unlawfully" pressured state officials and legislatures to overturn the election; that he "oversaw an effort to obtain and transmit false electoral certificates to Congress and the National Archives"; and that he never ordered the deployment of the National Guard once the attack was underway. >

I'm sure he'll face a zero repercussions for this >

He might. It's now convenient for Republicans that Trump just goes away so they can focus on pushing DeSantis without having their vote split between him and an "Independent" Trump. >

Yeah this \^ They know if Trump primaries against DeSantis and loses it, Trump won't accept it and he'll tear the GOP down in the process. Better to get him out of the picture now rather than later >

As much as I believe desantis can grow up and be a worse version of trump, Burning the orange man at the cross now would be ok by me >

DeSantis wins he’d pardon Trump lol I hate our system >

It benefits DeSantis for Trump to remain quiet during his presidency. Trump won’t accept a new head of the Republican Party while he’s alive. Instead DeSantis will run on “Look what the Democrats did to Trump!” to get the Trump preferred votes and then do nothing about it. >

If he did that he would lose their votes upon reelection and be another one term republican president >

You think they’ll call out one of their own for being a liar or a hypocrite? If they could do that they wouldn’t be such awful people. >

Most Republicans? No. The hardcore trump sycophants who care more about trump than the Republican party? Absolutely.
Trump had the ability to rile up people who wouldn't typically vote to vote for him. Those people may stay engaged if promised a trump pardon, but if that doesn't happen they'll bail on the Republican party in an instant. >

Oh look, TheDonald was everything we said it was but it still took years for it to be banned because reddit just couldn't say no to those sweet sweet ad impressions.
And of course they're still here too, hiding out with the nazis and anti-vaxxers, trying to keep a low profile while still influencing content. >

No we...I mean... They aren't.  That's just a story that the liberal Jews want you to believe so they can distract you from the tracking chips in the vaccine that allow them to target you with their space lazers (lasers are the off brand that they allow the rest of the world to use), with the help of the blacks, and the gays, and their immigrant slaves.  They don't want you to know about the gay black Jewish immigrants that are here to steal your children.
/S. >

Oh well that sounds completely reasonable and since you clearly said that you aren't far-right (and genocidal bigots wouldn't just lie on the internet), this must be a normal, mainstream opinion that is suitable for children. 
Have 13 upvotes from my various accounts that reddit does nothing to prevent. >

Hey man, plenty of people have multiple accounts for ~~porn~~ perfectly legitimate reasons. >

“The committee on Monday released a 160-page summary with an overview of its findings, which identified former President Donald Trump as the "central cause" of the Jan. 6 attack.” >

Will there be any consequences for him or it's just another "ye he did wrong but we won't do shit about it so now you can fuck off peasants"? >

The committee has never had the power to do anything. Their goal was simply to investigate and complete this report. They will give their findings to the DOJ. >

Only 4 House GQPs bothers me. There were way more pawns involved we all know. Including a Capitol tour the day before...cmon. We want ALL of them indicted. >

Just to note, the committee limited their scope to people close to trump who played significant roles in some aspect of these identified crimes. They referred 4 representatives to the ethics committee (which will be run by Republicans, so that means basically nothing) because of their refusal to appear in front of the committee. 
The Department of Justice investigation is separate from the Congressional investigation, and they wouldn't limit their scope in the same way. 
I'm not sure anyone can accurately guess the likelihood of any of them facing charges for any given crime, but that was never dependent on this report or the committee's referrals. >

I believe the ethics committee is always split 50/50 Rep/Dem, for what it's worth. >

Yes.... Because the Dems are in charge and aren't a bunch of Political Hacks >

I don't know what that means. By design the committee is 50/50 regardless of who is in power. >

Can the committee issue any meaningful punishment with approval of the full House? >

I don't know how the ethics committee works. I just heard it was always 50/50, which is not like most other committees. >

It's not hard to figure out why the "Stop the Steal" rally wasn't on Jan.4th, or 5th, or 7th. >

It's because of the Nancy Kerrigan thing, right? Because Trumpers are huge Tonya Harding fans? >

It would be a miracle if he actually gets arrested or even has any repercussions >

Not just him. We need to purge the Republican Party, they all endorsed this >

The whole party honestly just needs disbanding. The rot goes all the way down. >

Is it too late to drain the swamp? >

My Mom wanted to know why he hadn’t been sentenced yet. I don’t think she quite understands that it’s a report to the DOJ, which if they’ll issue an indictment. If there’ll be a trial, if there’ll be a conviction, if there’ll be a jail sentence, if it won’t be overturned on appeal, if pig’s achieve aerial locomotion and simultaneously the Moon achieves a bluish cast. >

LMAO @ the fucking Trump zombies screeching in this thread.
He's a twice-impeached three-time loser, and you all eat a bag of dicks for supporting him. May your shriveled shrimp dicks never see the insides of another person. >

Can't wait for the government to do nothing and then scream at us that democracy is on the ballot in 2 years >

I feel like my house in on fire, I called the fire department, and they showed up and started screaming, "Someone's got to do something about this!" >

Half the firefighters that showed up are saying someone needs to do something but they want to compromise with the other half of the firefighters that say there's no fire and keep pouring gasoline on the house. >

Lol at the battalion of pro Trump bots whining >

I suppose it's a good thing they did a real investigation with actual facts and everything.
I doubt it will change much of anything though, we already knew Trump was a criminal who incited a terrorist attack on the US Capitol to stop the election, and then did nothing about it as Commander in Chief.
But the GOP is still scared of him and his base; they need that base of Proud Little Boys, assorted neo-nazis, and dead-ender Confederates. So they still support him and protect him. >

The comments here just show how ignorant everyone is of how the law works and what this report is all about. >

And unfortunately, most of the comments here do nothing to lessen that ignorance >

Hilarious seeing OP getting triggered because most people here don’t love trump nor agree him with that Jan 6th was a picnic. 🤣🤣 >

Why did OP post this article if they’re a rightie?  Like why even bother?  Are they a Desantis fan? >

Democrats are barely center left.  Literally in any European country they’d be considered right wing.  You watched Jan 6th traitors break into the Capitol, smear feces on the wall, hoist Confederate flags, and build a gallows to hang the Vice President on, and you don’t call that an attack?  You’re not only a liar, you’re not too bright either. >

When 2 people are secretly having an affair and everyone just knows,but there still putting on a show thinking someone is falling for it. >

Congress covers its ass and passes it off to the DOJ who isn't obligated to act on these accusations. 
Jan. 6 committee tells us "No one is above the law". 
I call bullshit... >

John Smith current special counsel, isnt acting? Go read the filings and then come back and say its "bullshit" >

I'll concede when Trump and his stooges are behind bars. >

But until then you'll just ignore reality? >

Aaaaaand he's still running for president. Lol when any average American would be behind bars >

This should be one sentence. 20 years for inciting a riot and insurrection. >

Dear Santa,
Can the FBI arrest DJ Trump on Christmas Day?
Thanks,
Americans >

Still nothing?  /yawn. >

Only the government can take 2 years and I’m sure more than a few million dollars to tell me something I already knew from day 1. Big question is after all the dirt on him, when the hell is anyone going to arrest and prosecute him? >

If you had all of these documents and under oath testimony 2 years ago, why didn't you give that information to Congress? It would have saved them a bunch of time. >

People think they can just walk up to a judge and go "I saw it all on TV. Throw Trump in jail" >

To be fair none of this was necessary to arrest Trump on suspension of the crime or for the DoJ to investigate it and bring Trump to trial in the last two years. 
Congress showed that it was possible, with a far less powerful subpeona, to put together sufficient evidence within that time frame. Meanwhile the DoJ has just now appointed a special counsel but has done little else >

The DOJ has arrested nearly 1000 people. They are building their case from the bottom up while they let the Jan 6 commission work from the top down. They even have Proud Boys guilty of sedition (you have to have conspirators to have a conspiracy). 
Now when Trump goes to court and claims "but I said the word 'peaceful'", the DOJ has hundreds of witnesses that will claim Trump told them to attack. The special council was only appointed because Trump announced his presidency. It doesn't mean they haven't been investigating this whole time. They just haven't been bragging about it on Twitter. >

I don't have any reason to believe this will turn out different than the Mueller investigation >

You mean multiple criminal charges and referrals?
This isn't just about one person. >

Ultimately it is about what person, the person all these people committed crimes for, the person they tried to overthrow the government for, the person who started all of this >

and I think the people the help him are just as bad. >

Yes but without him justice is unsatisfactory >

Weirdly, there is no mention of this on reddit popular… >

And nothing will happen at the 6th attempt to stop trump from running. Maybe the 7th will get him. >

Is this the point where Trump moves money from his Swiss account to Merrick Garland's, causing Merrick Garland to sleep through the rest of his term. >

Uh huh... Wake me up when the SOB and his fellow catamites actually face any sincere consequences.
Soooooo very much has been proven to be true by all of this. The Republican party is nothing more than a sack of demagogues. The justice system in USA is definitely tiered. The tax system has been favoring the wealthy as the poor and unfortunate are exploited.
Once Trump and company receive their paltry slaps on the wrist with a finger wag and strongly worded speech, things will go right back to being the same as it has been. 
Had any one of us done even a quarter of what any of these clowns are doing and have done, we'd be either killed or in prison for a very long time. >

oh for sure they were believing all kinds of nonsense. (and still are)
but the dissatisfaction with gov't can't be minimized -- that's the very real part of it all.  the american standard of living is going down, and the people are being victimized by their government.  every government.  trump as an outsider was supposed to fix that (haha) >

final probe but the media will still talk about it for another year >

How long are we supposed to talk about one of our political parties actively engaging in an attempt to overthrow our democracy?  Because I hope that would be a long time.  It's kind of deeply concerning. >

What do you have to say about the 140 plus cops who were injured, the ones who lost eyes, fingers the dude who got impaled etc?  How about for the sedition convictions?
We have video of this from literally hundreds of angles, I don't understand why you guys want to pretend that none of us saw any of the shit that was happening. >

The neat thing about reality is that it's still exists and is true whether you want it to be or not.
But hey, thanks for letting us know that $2 million in property damage, sedition convictions, over 140 injured police officers, people losing eyes, fingers, etc. Isn't anything of concern to you. >

They're not "stooping to". It's what's left if attacking our democracy doesn't phase you. >

I gave the guy a whole list of things that he didn't want to comment on because he knows he's not being honest.  
I wouldn't waste any time with him >

Not a court. Never claimed to be one. And you were interested enough in this to post on this sub. >

Trump’s going to prison. Everyone is saying it. Bigly