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Why does Jan 6th represent all Trump supporters but the 2020 riots/violence do not represent all Biden voters ?

53% of Trump 2020 voters expect a Civil War in the next decade completely detached from any instigating or motivating event. They just want to fight to fight.
I do think one is coming that the left is going to start, but it won't be much of a war.
65% of all law enforcement and military will join MAGA.
Then, may the Gods have mercy on the leftists instigating the violence, because we Americans won't.
 
Biden never condemned the blm/antifa riots.
Wrong, and your characterization of the protests/riots is a dumbass lie.

“Joe Biden has denounced riots since protests after the death, just over three months ago, of George Floyd, an unarmed Black man who was killed after a white police officer knelt on his neck.

On August 30, Joe Biden condemned violence at protests in Portland (here) by releasing a statement on his campaign website (here), which said, “The deadly violence we saw overnight in Portland is unacceptable […] as a country we must condemn the incitement of hate and resentment that led to this deadly clash. It is not a peaceful protest when you go out spoiling for a fight.” (More here )

However, after George Floyd’s death, Joe Biden repeatedly condemned violent protests. In a May 31 post on his blog shortly after George Floyd’s death, he wrote, “Protesting such brutality is right and necessary. It’s an utterly American response. But burning down communities and needless destruction is not. Violence that endangers lives is not.” ( here , here ).

At a speech in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania on June 2, he said, “There’s no place for violence, no place for looting or destroying property or burning churches or destroying businesses […] we need to distinguish between legitimate peaceful protest and opportunistic violent destruction” (here).”
He actually called them an "understandable reaction."
Post, with link to source, proof of your claim.
 
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