I've no issue with pardons - I mean, well tecnically I do have issues with it but I respect the fact that the President has the right to do it - but it should not be wholesale (like J6) and retroactive pardons should most certainly not be permitted (like Biden/Fauci/Miley etc). If anything, if someone goes to jail for a crime they are convicted of, then a later president can issue the pardon, but there has to be some consequences beyond infamy.
For general pardons, there should be criteria attached to it - if someone was violent or intentionally or is on record to have caused chaos/damage - fuck em - straight to jail, no pardon, ever. In this case with J6, where I think it's disengenous to lump everyone in attedance as agents of chaos or destruction, it should be on a case by case basis - there is enough videographic evidence to single out violent protestors vs. protestors who were there to protest. Both those things are true at the same time with J6. ANYONE who physically went inside the building, even if they were allegedly led in by staff, should never be on the receiving end of the pardon. Don't do the crime if you can't do the time.