You do realize, both sides are claiming the other is trying to overthrow the government, right?
Both have, in my view, reasonable arguments on why they feel that way.
Try to zoom out and look at your comment from the 3rd person view. The right believes the left stole an election (coup), they believe they have evidence to prove it. The left saw Jan 6 on the corporate news and believes they have the evidence to prove Trump attempted to seize government.
Note, none of the people charged for Jan 6 was for sedition. So the evidence really isn't there either.
If you take a step back and try to see both perspectives, perhaps it's possible to relate again.
Both have, in my view, reasonable arguments on why they feel that way.
Try to zoom out and look at your comment from the 3rd person view. The right believes the left stole an election (coup), they believe they have evidence to prove it. The left saw Jan 6 on the corporate news and believes they have the evidence to prove Trump attempted to seize government.
Note, none of the people charged for Jan 6 was for sedition. So the evidence really isn't there either.
If you take a step back and try to see both perspectives, perhaps it's possible to relate again.