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Was calling for Mike Pence's hanging by Jan 6th participants a call for violence?

Was calling for Mike Pence's hanging by Jan 6th participants a call for violence?

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Sounds like you didn't actually see what occurred that day. First and foremost, virtually everyone who went into the Capitol building was a Trump supporter. Regardless of whether or not they were present at the Ellipse. There's no difference between those who listened to Trump's speech at the Ellipse, with those who heard his speech from outside the Ellipse. Secondly, Trump told them to march to the Capitol at about 12:15. He ended his speech at about 1:10. The Capitol building was breached at about 2:15. The walk from the Ellipse to the Capitol was between a 30 to 45 minute walk. Plenty of time to march from the Ellipse to the Capitol and break in. Thirdly, members of the Proud Boys and Oath Keepers were at the Ellipse, and they, especially the former, were instrumental in violently breaking into the Capitol building.
 
Sounds like you didn't actually see what occurred that day.
I was not there, but I saw videos of protesters breaking glass, forcing down doors and causing mayhem. The timelines are conflicting depending on the source.

False. The initial wave of protesters stormed the outer police barrier around the Capitol at 1:00 PM. WHILE Trump was speaking at the Ellipse rally.
At 1:30 Pm, protesters overcome the police, who run back into the building. Protesters watching from the sidelines cheer as a mob breaks through the final police barricades. Mob violence was already happening. The Ellipse rallygoers would have still been enroute to the Capitol at that time.

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Thirdly, members of the Proud Boys and Oath Keepers were at the Ellipse, and they, especially the former, were instrumental in violently breaking into the Capitol building.
You're doing a lot of speculating, here. Your timeline is wonky.
 

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My timeline is fine. Trump ended his speech at about 1:10. The first person to break into the Capitol was about an hour and 5 minutes later.

And again, there's no distinguishable difference between Trump supporters at the Ellipse from Trump supporters not at the Ellipse.
 
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