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  Which may explain the multiple suicides.
context: how could you not know - these people were outwardly encouraging their behaviors in big online groups that are 'semi' private, all full with right wing trolls under the guise of Patriotism >
  
  Yup. We talked about it right here on Reddit, how we were seeing posts about the planning. >
  
  I remember people on reddit urging liberal counter protesters to stay away because of the planned violence and the perception--more likely than not--that cops would defend MAGAs and attack liberals. >
  
  
  that cops would defend MAGAs and attack liberals.
  
  Considering “antifa did it” was the story even though no one went, this was a spot-on prediction. >
  
  They were pretty upfront about this plan too
  Far-right group Proud Boys claim they will attend January 6 DC rally 'incognito' and wear all-black to blend in with antifa protesters
  
  Jan 3, 2021 >
  
  They didn’t want to arrest their coworkers on their day off >
  
  Bingo. >
  
  If that’s true then it’s appalling that they left the capital police to battle for hours with that mob of traitors. >
  
  Battle? They let them in by moving the barricades for them. >
  
  I'm of the firm belief that there were try types of capital police put on duty that day: those there to help the insurrection, and those who were thrown under the bus to be mowed down by the insurrectionists.
  While not impossible that I'm wrong, I'll forever believe that the cops who fought back and did their jobs were put there by leadership as punishment for not being fascist pieces of shit. I'm sure none of them were in on it, while the ones opening doors and moving barricades were.