Could it not be that he sees 'We're Better Than That' for the path to surrender and defeat that it is? That the reflex action to criticize people, who quite likely would agree with you on just about every issue of importance today, more harshly than the forces plotting to tear down the republic seems without purpose beyond demonstrating ones own virtue?I believe you stated in a previous post that if it wasn’t for the disparity you might possibly agree that some of what took place at the Capitol crossed the line. I’m paraphrasing that but I believe that’s what you said for the most part.
I also said that I have major issues with the disparity but I can separate that issue without condoning the actions of some of those that crossed the line at the Capitol.
Apparently you can’t and that’s why I put the “excuse” line in my post. You just reinforced my reason for doing so by making the excuse all over again.
We shall not defeat terrorists like BLM and Antifa by asking them nicely to behave. One wonders if you see Sherman's march to the sea or the firebombing of Tokyo as the necessary bringing of the horrors of war home to the enemy or cases of excess that 'crossed the line' and are thus worthy of condemnation