Right here in the US only. Yes, its that time of year again. It is January 6, 2026. We are remembering the people who were victims of the riots in the Capitol Building in Washington DC. It was a very tragic event that affected everyone, including myself, deeply. And yes, it was wrong. No matter your party affiliation, it was wrong. Period. Shame on you. 😡 Now, back to the question. Do you believe that this day should be a day of memory for those who passed away. Do you think we should at least take a moment of silence. Why or why not ? The floor is yours. How are you feeling on today. 🤔
@HoeBag I grew uo in a midsized city and lived on a few cities. I haven't seen an a tive downtown in any if them since like the early 90's. Shopping and working has moved to the suburbs. The only thing happening in any downtown in any city i have been is crackheads, the occasional parade, and some nightclub action on weekend nights.
The only places I ever see anyone commuting to a downtown area are in tourist towns by tourists
A productive society can only afford so many holidays, and nations prefer to commemorate their joyful and heroic moments rather than their times of shame and sadness.
or how about the opening of the first jewish extermination camp in ww2?
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of course it shouldnt be a holiday
I can picture it now..."wow mom I am so glad today I dont have to go to school because those trump maga people stormed the capital, they should do that more often so we can have more holidays"
If something gets a new holiday in this country its 9/11. I dont like what happened on Jan 6th, but it wasn't what the Left makes it out to be and in terms of impact, it is not even in the same galaxy as 9/11.
