The article only really points out, from Tim, the right-wing organization and violence. Most of the violence the country saw over the Spring, Summer and Fall were organized, and still are, on Twitter and Facebook.

Here's just 1 twitter account that promotes the organized violence, with dates and times to appear. Just scroll through the last few months. Also check out the "suggested" twitter accounts to follow on this page, by Twitter. It leads you to more Antifa groups promoting the same types of things.

https://twitter.com/pnwylf/

Here's just one tweet that organized the group, Antifa, on Jan 20th during Biden's inauguration where they attacked the Democrat Headquarters and other small businesses in Portland: https://twitter.com/PNWYLF/status/1350938008254607361

  J20:
  Fuck the state. Fuck Biden. Land Back. Fuck 12
  January 20th
  Revolution Hall
  Meet: 2 PM // Move: 3 PM
  Bloc up!
  No Streamers // No Peace Police

Here is the result of that "march."

https://www.cbsnews.com/news/inauguration-day-protesters-dam...

I would just like an honest discussion, where one doesn't lay blame solely at one side, but takes an honest accounting about all sides who are provably doing the same, if not worse, actions. Most on the left, particularly media and social media companies, seem to only want to talk about what happened on Jan 6th on a fairly obscure app called Parler, but not the almost year long trail of destruction perpetrated by the other side organized on the big players platforms. A decent case could be made that more destruction was caused in American cities since May that was organized on Twitter and Facebook, than was on Parler.

Let's just be honest about the shortcomings of both sides, or it perpetuates further divide.