Comments by "nuqwestr" (@nuqwestr) on "What it means for democracy if Trump pardons January 6 rioters | DW News" video.

  1. Majority has its privileges, as the Dems have proven on many occasions. Only 35 Dems voted for a hearing. 60 required for this hearing.
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  2.  @dan23563  no, it was a protest, most convictions were for pepper spray and flag poles.
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  3. A Felony can also be expunged, which means you are not guilty. RFK Jr WAS, past tense, a felon. Agreed, Pardon does not overturn the conviction but does allows the person to petition for reinstatement of full rights. Someone who has been pardoned can petition for the reinstatement of their rights. The process and eligibility criteria for reinstatement can vary depending on the jurisdiction and the specific rights in question. Generally, a pardon restores certain civil rights, such as the right to vote, hold public office, or serve on a jury. However, additional steps may be required to fully restore other rights, such as the right to possess firearms.
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  4. 1/6 was a day of protests by patriots. "Insecure"? You don't get shot in the head and then stand up and serve by being "insecure"? 2020 was rigged, 2024 proved that.
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  5. You mean Biden? Look at what he's doing in his last days, whatever he wants.
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  6. Convictions were for pepper spay and flag polls, there were NO firearms. It was a protest, not an insurrection.
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