More Words and Phrases I’m Sick Unto Death Of: “Insurrection”

by Paul Epps on 7 Jan 2022

What is an “insurrection”? I guess I could look it up. Is it a crime? Have any of the arrested protestors been charged with that? If not, why do we keep saying it? Is an insurrection bad by definition? Was the Revolutionary War an insurrection?

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