Teachers, lawyers, real estate agents ... the breadth of ordinary people you might encounter in your everyday life, having no idea what their ideology or capability for violence, mayhem and hatred is, is what's breathtaking here. Otherwise ordinary people turned insurrectionists. https://twitter.com/jackiepeiser/status/1347515080347426817
The CEO of a marketing firm... https://nypost.com/2021/01/08/ceo-says-breaching-capitol-was-single-worst-decision-of-his-life/
The son of a Brooklyn Supreme Court judge... https://nypost.com/2021/01/07/nyc-man-who-breached-us-capitol-is-son-of-prominent-brooklyn-judge/
A real estate broker who had the means to fly in from Texas on a private jet... https://nypost.com/2021/01/08/texas-woman-flew-on-private-jet-to-washington-d-c-to-storm-the-capitol/
A former Boys & Girls Club volunteer ... who of course now that federal charges are in the offing is just so terribly, terribly sorry ... https://www.eastidahonews.com/2021/01/updated-boise-man-apologizes-for-storming-senate-floor/
And of course ole' Richard Barnett ... https://www.nydailynews.com/news/politics/ny-capitol-riot-pelosi-richard-barnett-arrest-20210108-ks3eimrcpzbhpiepq3ndft3nhe-story.html
Many of them are now walking back (well running back) their involvement in the Capitol invasion. Like the infamous "Karens" they think just saying "whoops, my bad!" wipes the slate clean and there should be no legal consequences for them for breaking the law. Ah, white privilege.