[Meta] What ended up happening to the pic of the pile of bricks Lauren Boebert tweeted that was important enough to have multiple posts at the top of the sub at once?

On Friday, two identical posts of a tweet from Republican Congresswoman Lauren Boebert showing pallets of bricks, implying they were going to be used by pro choice activists during a riot, were on the front of this sub.

When I pointed out the lack of context and Lauren Boebert's reputation for being deliberately inflammatory, I was told I was downplaying leftist violence, perpetuating the left/right divide, and actually had someone send the reddit self help bot after me.

Given all of this, the tweet must have been indicative of something very important that I'm missing.

So can anyone give me some follow up on this? A sub that hates the "drive by" mainstream media's tactics of throwing out inflammatory headlines then moving on to the next thing and never following up should have no problem providing follow up info of this important, informative tweet.

How many people were injured by brick attack in DC over the weekend?

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