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  I seriously can't fathom what people don't understand about it. It's very simple, there's even video of it. She attempted to break into the capitol right in front of armed guards during a violent insurrection. Sucks that human beings lost their lives that day but as the right likes to say, don't break the law and you'll be fine, huh??
context: She should have complied with officer commands. >
  
  She thought her trump cape would protect her. >
  
  She thought the people with guns were on her side.
  Oops. >
  
  She was high on the fact she was some place she wasn't suppose to be, doing things that were forbidden, backed by a big crowd, had been directed there by the president himself, and probably thought Trump was there at the Capitol. She was making history. She felt ten feet tall and bulletproof. 
  Well, she wasn't ten feet tall or bulletproof. >
  
  but she did make history >
  
  Yeah, but I’m not so sure being the ‘find out’ part of ‘fuck around’ is a great footnote for a tombstone. >
  
  Babbitt was a terrorist who had been radicalized by right wing propaganda. She had broken into a federal building with the intent of stopping government proceedings, possibly to kidnap and murder members of government and she faced the consequences of her actions.
  Guess it's time for a new speaker.