It’s still unclear how much momentum is behind any potential new domestic terrorism statute or what it would ultimately look like, but lawmakers’ focus on the issue is already prompting debate about whether such legislation is needed and if it could do more harm than good.
The terrorists of yesterday that ‘justified’ the tyranny of today may or may not be long gone, may or may not be real or myth, but the programs of control they inspired are still here, as is almost always the case in nation-state structures where the few control the means of lethal of force over the many. The 911 of the so-called left (the left does not exist in America in any real sense anymore) is January 6th, 2021, and just as the ‘right’ used 911 to pass anti-American laws aimed at undermining our one true Unity King in a diverse land, King Bill, the Bill of Rights, so to does the new right, the party, the DNC, seek to use the fear invoked in January 6th to convince we the poors to surrender more of our freedoms to the same powers that constantly cause the division and strife that destroyes peaceful lands.
Capitol riot fuels debate over domestic terror laws – thehill.com
From thehill.com Excerpt: The White House’s focus on rising domestic extremism has sparked a debate over whether the U.S. needs new laws to fight it, with some groups concerned that such measures could lead to over surveillance of communities of color and infringe on First Amendment rights.The Jan. 6 riot that overran the Capitol and left multiple people dead has prompted the Biden administration and Democrats in Congress to prioritize white supremacists and various right-wing anti-government extremists as a top national security concern.
