Appeal to extreme strawman fallacy. No, some have had their due process rights eliminated, and have been treated worse than any prisoner should, especially ones who haven't even been convicted yet. That should cause everyone concern.
More appeal to extreme.
If you believe anyone actually intended to drag Mike Pence into the street and hang him then and there, I have some beach front property in Missouri for sale. These seven individuals (colbert's crew I assume you are referring to) were explicitly told to leave, and refused to. The jan 6th folks were invited in. Colbert's crew will be charged, but won't be treated the same way by the media so people like you won't be lead to erroneously believe false things about them. They probably won't be held without bail for a year for staying in a place where they were told to leave, vs the Jan 6th people who were invited in who have been held in violation of their due process rights.
You're conflating what happened outside with what happened inside. Inside you had people mostly milling around acting like tourists, one person giving a speech and a few people acting like jackasses picking up stuff they shouldn't have and going into offices they shouldn't have.
Outside, where most of the actual violence took place, I saw real crimes, of capitol police instigating violence unprovoked, shooting flash bang grenades at the crowd, killing one protester. Between that, the tear gas, and beatings started by the police, I saw people trying to defend themselves and get away.
With Ashli Babbit I saw someone get shot by a capitol police officer, which directly caused her death, for which he didn't even get charged. I'm still amazed by the sheer hypocrisy and how blind people are to it.
Even Google wants to assure us that January 6th was much, much worse than the weather underground bombing of the Capitol.
about January 6, Was there a crimes committed? 
