Coach triggers libs by telling truth about BLM riot and Jan6 events

 Red States:

NFL coach Jack Del Rio, who is currently the defensive coordinator for the Washington Commanders, has found himself in hot water following some comments he made at a recent news conference.

The controversy started when Del Rio recently commented on a post about the January 6th committee, wondering why the same emphasis isn’t put on the Black Lives Matter riots of 2020 that killed dozens of people and led to billions of dollars in damage.

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Del Rio’s question is, of course, completely fair. It is illogical to pretend that a three-hour riot at the Capitol – in which the only person murdered was a protester – is somehow more worthy of Congress’ obsession than the multitude of high-profile BLM riots that plagued the United States. Those riots led to numerous kills and people losing their livelihoods.

When pressed on the matter at his press conference, Del Rio doubled down, going so far as to call January 6th a “dust-up,” downplaying its significance in relation to the BLM riots.

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Speaking the truth to liberals can be dangerous.   They tend to assume that everyone should agree with them.  The BLM riots followed the death of a criminal drug addict in police custody.  While there is an argument for rushing the junkie to the hospital it is not a good reason for riots and tantrums that destroyed black neighborhoods across the country.  The Capitol riot was pretty small in comparison and Democrats attempt to expand its relevance with a claim that it was an attempt to overthrow the government.  I am not buying that argument.  I agree with Del Rio.

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