No, people who storm a state capitol with assault weapons, frightening everyone around them,are not best described as “good people.” And no the governor should not “make a deal with them.” We don’t negotiate with terrorists... remember? businessinsider.com/trump-pr…

Trump calls protesters who carried guns into the Michigan Capitol 'very good people' and says the...

"These are very good people, but they are angry," Trump said of militia members who brought guns into the Capitol. "They want their lives back again, safely!"

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People are afraid of what they don't understand; if someone is afraid of a firearm wielded by a law-abiding citizen it only shows that they either don't understand it's an inalienable right, don't understand how firearms work, don't understand it's perfectly legal, or all three.
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Why do you think they were carrying their guns if not to intimidate?

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Absolutely... Semi automatic weapons scream intimidation.
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Exercising their legal right. "“A Right Unexercised is a Right Lost” opencarry.org/state-info-i-m…
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Standing up for their freedom that's being trampled?
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Why do many leftists assault people at their protests if not to assault and itimidate?
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When it comes to inalienable rights, you don't need a reason to exercise them. I don't ask you to justify your criticisms of the government because it's your first amendment right to do so, likewise these people don't need to justify their exercising of constitutional rights.
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