Comments by "Dolly" (@Dollyqueen84) on "Loudon man pleads guilty to felony charge after pushing officer's shield during Jan. 6 Insurrection" video.

No one escorted anyone in. There's videos of officers leading some of the protesters around later after they've all broke in. Those officers testified they were trying to lead them away from areas that had people hiding and trying to diffuse the situation by remaining calm and letting them get a few looks around and leading them to the exit.
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So you believe this guy broke the law but not kenny the felon in possession of a hand gun while murdering a cop? Couldn't be their racial differences, could it?
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@CBo-li3rg yeah, it happens. The law is carried out by humans who make mistakes. Our justice system is supposed to make sure the laws are applied correctly, and even they don't always do it right, but in these two cases, the law was applied correctly in both cases.
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@CBo-li3rg so i commented back and forth about the legality of one traffic stop for Blount County means I'm "putting on a cape?" I don't comment about them any other time. This was a big news story and to my surprise, the videos showed a by the law traffic stop. Most of these released have gray areas or out right wrongdoings in them. Watching people comment stuff as if they know the laws or heard "racist comments on the scanner" is maddening. I comment on all kinds of stories, all over the world and the amount of people who think they're completely right while connected to a device they can use to double check their sources is crazy. The only hypocrisy I see is you claiming I'm the one applying my political and moral bias to these two situations when I found them both guilty based on the laws and yet you found the black man innocent and the white man guilty based on your political and moral stance. Not to mention your racial bias. Can you point me to your comments about the children of Gaza. I would love to read them.
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