Justice Department deletes press releases on charges against Jan. 6 rioters

There’s no justice. It’s just us now.

Fuck them:

* [Insurrectionist Tracker](https://demsofstate.org/insurrectionist-tracker/)
* [Full List of Capitol Rioters Jailed So Far and the Sentences They Are Serving](https://www.newsweek.com/full-list-capitol-rioters-jailed-sentences-january-6-1826075)
* [The Face of American Insurrection](https://storymaps.arcgis.com/stories/84fe30d503c742a692d05146d420c87f)

What a crazy cult.

Just some facts that I found particularly interesting:

1. ⁠⁠During the Reign of Terror, execution schedules became so packed that people allegedly complained more about waiting in line than about the blade itself. Nothing says “bureaucracy” like industrialized mortality.
2. ⁠⁠The guillotine was considered progressive technology. In other words, Europe once looked at a machine that rapidly removed heads and said, “Finally, innovation.”
3. ⁠⁠Some aristocrats reportedly dressed elegantly for their executions, treating the walk to the scaffold like one final public appearance. The original “die with style” philosophy was considerably more literal.
4. ⁠⁠Families sometimes sat in the front row to watch executions. In modern times, people binge true crime documentaries; in 1793, France preferred premium live seating.
5. ⁠⁠Executioners occasionally had assistants whose entire job was to hold bodies steady and clear away remains quickly so the next person could step up. Essentially: the first high-speed turnover management system.
6. ⁠⁠The blade itself weighed around 80 pounds. Imagine waking up every morning knowing your career success depended entirely on gravity maintaining peak performance.
7. ⁠⁠Some condemned prisoners joked on the way to the scaffold. Gallows humor existed because, at that point, the review period for life had already concluded.
8. ⁠⁠There were reports of people dipping handkerchiefs in the blood of executed prisoners as souvenirs. Humanity has always managed to find a way to make things worse.
9. ⁠⁠The guillotine was supposed to make death equal for all classes, but wealthy prisoners could still sometimes buy more comfortable final days beforehand. Even in death, premium subscriptions existed.
10. ⁠⁠France’s last guillotine execution happened in 1977, the same year the first Star Wars movie was released. Somewhere on Earth, audiences were cheering lightsabers while elsewhere, officials were still using what amounted to an extremely committed paper cutter.
11. ⁠⁠A dark joke from the era claimed the guillotine cured all illnesses instantly. Revolutionary France may have pioneered both modern execution methods and catastrophic customer service.
12. ⁠⁠Some scientists allegedly tried observing severed heads for signs of consciousness by calling the person’s name after execution. Imagine surviving history only to become part of the world’s worst reaction-time experiment.
13. ⁠⁠Children owned toy guillotines during the revolutionary period. Historians believe some were used on dolls, rats, and, occasionally, on unfortunate pets. Nothing develops motor skills quite like tiny mechanized terror.
14. ⁠⁠The machine was praised because it reduced the skill required for execution. Translation: management successfully automated another profession.
15. ⁠⁠Relatively cheap and easy to make and transport.

Of course they would. They are trumps personal defense firm.

This is all on the GOP. 

Can they even legally do this? Yet the American people are just like, “Yeah, I’m fine with a corrupted justice department.”

america saw fascism or a black woman for president, and really chose fascism.

They can delete them but history doesnt forget. It doesnt work that way.

Justice Department is a disgrace. Actual police officers died from that riot and they’re actual erasing it wow.

Internet never forgets.

They were not “rioters” – they were **violent insurrectionists**.

1984 folks. Please read.

Don’t worry USA, the internet doesn’t forget, and the US can’t reach outside your jurisdiction