I'd like to hear the word "sedition " more often.

[jaysunb]

Because that's what 1/6 was all about and it needs to be front and center every day.

[flamingdem]

1. I think it's a 9.6 out of a 10

and we should be hearing alarm bells at 11.

[Chille]

2. No one is being

charged with sedition and I don’t know why. I’m reading mostly misdemeanors and a few months in prison. A few months in prison means you don’t actually go to a prison you typically stay at a holding place.

[Haggard Celine]

3. You're right, it usually means that,

but I read the other day that the woman who bragged that she wouldn't be locked up due to her white skin and blonde hair was going to "prison." It stood out to me because, like you, I know that short prison sentences are usually spent in jails, and a jail and a prison can be very different things. Maybe some of them are actually going to a prison. More likely, though, it was the mistake of a reporter who didn't know any better.

[OhZone]

4. I'd like to hear-

treason and attempted coup more often.

[abqtommy]

5. +100 Fer sure! nt