(From the future) Trump supporters compare Jan 20 to Tiananmen Square.

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(I'd like to post this in advance, and reserve the right to future edit this post if my prediction is correct, to further my agenda as your virtual god.)

My Curiosity Stream and Nebula subscriptions are being abused as I try to review relevant events in human history.  

The 1989 Tiananmen Square rioters protested against invading anti-Democracy forces.  Several thousand loyal citizens were killed and remembered as heroes in Democracies.
The Jan 2021 Capitol rioters protested against majority rule and became the invading anti-Democracy forces.   Several thousand mutineers were killed and won't be remembered in Democracies.

Do you have any present memories of this future event you'd like to share?

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Not sure if I’m confused here because I don’t really understand what you’re trying to say or if I’m just a tad slow. Both are totally possible.

Are you just saying here that Trump supporters are going to continue to think of this event as a good thing and say that they were silenced by anti democracy forces when they were the anti democracy forces?

As a complete aside, how is Curiosity Stream and Nebula — are they worth it?

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Not sure if I’m confused here because I don’t really understand what you’re trying to say or if I’m just a tad slow. Both are totally possible.

Are you just saying here that Trump supporters are going to continue to think of this event as a good thing and say that they were silenced by anti democracy forces when they were the anti democracy forces?

You are not confused, according to my reality.  You're just asking too soon.   Let me lock this thread until you (successful business woman I assume?) reintegrate into our spacetime.  (Edit: welcome back!)

As a complete aside, how is Curiosity Stream and Nebula — are they worth it?

In a nutshell - you'll enjoy it if you are annoyed by laugh track sitcoms.  Youtube can only promote so much, so they concentrate on subjects the masses will enjoy.   Any detailed analysis videos are usually demonetized.  

Those two streaming services are exactly like my club - revenue and expenses shared by people with common interests - something that cannot happen on a site focused on quantity.  It allows the authors to create very intricate explanations and animations they otherwise would not be paid for.  I keep youtube going in the background as I work, but when I have quality TV time, it's those commercial free services I watch, followed up with intelligent conversation and commenting.