I got this alert on my phone to a news story from Esquire magazine:

For the moment, I've misplaced the link, but I don't care. The thing is that mild but vocal objections to being shut out of vote-counting by Republicans are now "chaos." That's after months of actual chaos by black and white Democrat supporters of BLM/Antifa.

Riot with burning buildings: "Mostly peaceful"

People standing around in small groups: "Mob-like scene" https://t.co/gA5p86kWJ3

— jimtreacher.substack.com (@jtLOL) November 5, 2020

I’m outside the building, where a crowd is literally praying and cheering.

There’s no rioting out here. Nothing remotely violent. https://t.co/BrxiYis0Eh

— Tristan Justice (@JusticeTristan) November 5, 2020

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Is the election being stolen? Well, don't expect people to believe it isn't based on MSM reports.

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What credibility the media had left has been burning, or being toppled, or been savagely beaten, during the last few mostly peaceful months.

In the meantime, from "mostly peaceful" Portland, a reminder from Andy Ngo of  what actual chaos looks like.

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And one more point: a bunch of Republicans shouting objections to vote-fixing by the Gore camp in Florida in the year 2000 was called the "Brooks Brothers Riot" because it was committed by middle-class white Republicans.  A headline in the Washington Post about this two years ago was

‘It’s insanity!’: How the ‘Brooks Brothers Riot’ killed the 2000 recount in Miami

Eighteen years after a chaotic recount, debate still rages over whether the antics went too far.

By Michael E. Miller, November 15, 2018

Reminder that the Washington Post supports anti-war riots, anti-Trump riots, anti-conservative riots, and Antifa riots that target white conservatives, as at Charlottesville. But these people were doing "antics" that "went too far."

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