Andrew Callaghan

Money, if you follow it to the top, you just get to a bunch of corporations who are interested in having a profit yield. And if they're co-signing someone who is causing their ratings to go down or challenging them, that's a scene as a threat to capital.

No, because, okay, I tell people this all the time. During 2020, the groups like the Proud Boys and Oath Keepers, who are the ones who led 2020, they thought that they were on the side of law enforcement. They actually thought they were a wing of law enforcement.

No, because, okay, I tell people this all the time. During 2020, the groups like the Proud Boys and Oath Keepers, who are the ones who led 2020, they thought that they were on the side of law enforcement. They actually thought they were a wing of law enforcement.

No, because, okay, I tell people this all the time. During 2020, the groups like the Proud Boys and Oath Keepers, who are the ones who led 2020, they thought that they were on the side of law enforcement. They actually thought they were a wing of law enforcement.

A lot of that has to do with some of the political theater that was unfolding in Portland in particular, when you had brawls between Antifa and the Proud Boys. Because of the 2020 defund the police, let's call it what is the fuck the police movement that happened in 2020, the groups that were defending the police... were very chummy with the police because they were also against Antifa.

A lot of that has to do with some of the political theater that was unfolding in Portland in particular, when you had brawls between Antifa and the Proud Boys. Because of the 2020 defund the police, let's call it what is the fuck the police movement that happened in 2020, the groups that were defending the police... were very chummy with the police because they were also against Antifa.

A lot of that has to do with some of the political theater that was unfolding in Portland in particular, when you had brawls between Antifa and the Proud Boys. Because of the 2020 defund the police, let's call it what is the fuck the police movement that happened in 2020, the groups that were defending the police... were very chummy with the police because they were also against Antifa.

So I would go to parks where they had Proud Boy rallies in 2020, and I would see cops yucking it up with Proud Boys. They were like chummy. They were in group chats together. They were operating as a unified front and a force, the men's groups and the Trump adjacent militia groups and the cops. That made them think that they could storm the Capitol.

So I would go to parks where they had Proud Boy rallies in 2020, and I would see cops yucking it up with Proud Boys. They were like chummy. They were in group chats together. They were operating as a unified front and a force, the men's groups and the Trump adjacent militia groups and the cops. That made them think that they could storm the Capitol.

So I would go to parks where they had Proud Boy rallies in 2020, and I would see cops yucking it up with Proud Boys. They were like chummy. They were in group chats together. They were operating as a unified front and a force, the men's groups and the Trump adjacent militia groups and the cops. That made them think that they could storm the Capitol.

Nobody who stormed the Capitol thought that they would get in any trouble. They were storming the Capitol with blue line flags. While fighting Capitol Police officers, they had no clue they would get in trouble. So it couldn't happen again because they were not ready for the consequences. A lot of people went down.

Nobody who stormed the Capitol thought that they would get in any trouble. They were storming the Capitol with blue line flags. While fighting Capitol Police officers, they had no clue they would get in trouble. So it couldn't happen again because they were not ready for the consequences. A lot of people went down.

Nobody who stormed the Capitol thought that they would get in any trouble. They were storming the Capitol with blue line flags. While fighting Capitol Police officers, they had no clue they would get in trouble. So it couldn't happen again because they were not ready for the consequences. A lot of people went down.

Of course, they're out of jail now, but a lot of them spent four years in terrible conditions in prison. And it wouldn't happen again because, for one, Trump can't run again to get them out of jail. But two, they realized, holy shit, we can go to jail for 25 years for doing something like that. They didn't think there'd be any consequences.

Of course, they're out of jail now, but a lot of them spent four years in terrible conditions in prison. And it wouldn't happen again because, for one, Trump can't run again to get them out of jail. But two, they realized, holy shit, we can go to jail for 25 years for doing something like that. They didn't think there'd be any consequences.

Of course, they're out of jail now, but a lot of them spent four years in terrible conditions in prison. And it wouldn't happen again because, for one, Trump can't run again to get them out of jail. But two, they realized, holy shit, we can go to jail for 25 years for doing something like that. They didn't think there'd be any consequences.

Consequences are what create recidivism for violent action. Consequences create the likelihood for a recurrence. So if, for example, 2020 summer could happen again... Because aside from a select few, like my friend Dylan Robinson, who did three and a half years in federal prison for burning down the precinct in Minneapolis, that's a guy. People always say, oh, Antifa had no consequences.

Consequences are what create recidivism for violent action. Consequences create the likelihood for a recurrence. So if, for example, 2020 summer could happen again... Because aside from a select few, like my friend Dylan Robinson, who did three and a half years in federal prison for burning down the precinct in Minneapolis, that's a guy. People always say, oh, Antifa had no consequences.

Consequences are what create recidivism for violent action. Consequences create the likelihood for a recurrence. So if, for example, 2020 summer could happen again... Because aside from a select few, like my friend Dylan Robinson, who did three and a half years in federal prison for burning down the precinct in Minneapolis, that's a guy. People always say, oh, Antifa had no consequences.

A lot of them did. But the vast majority of people did not go to prison for anything. So the riots could happen again. January 6th couldn't happen again because of the consequences. Law and order is real. It does make a difference.