DawgTalkers.net Forums DawgTalk Palus Politicus 45 Percent of Republican Voters Support Storming of Capitol Building: Poll

I suppose that one is too many, but lets not try to make this in to the battle of Bull Run. Manassas if you want to use the southern term for the battle.

The only reason the death count is low is because the Capital Police didn't start shooting the insurrectionists as they stormed the Capital.

I think it was more like protesters, but I agree with your point.

The location of the riot doesn't make it any more serious than anywhere else.

It was what they were attempting to accomplish that made it far more serious than anywhere else. It's something so many have trouble admitting. If you don't think trying to overthrow our elections is more serious, I'm not sure what you're thinking.

You're being deliberately obtuse.

You asked a question. Sure, it was a loaded question, but I answered the question you asked. I was not downplaying anything. I answered a question.

And I pointed out that had they not been there, the odds are they would still be alive. Someone invited them to that rally. Someone told them to march to the capital. Someone told them the election had been stolen from them and someone told them they had to fight.

You pointed out the cause of death. I'm pointing out why they died.

How many people had to die at BLM protests before they stopped being "mostly peaceful"?

Maybe it was that the vast majority of them had no violence at all? I'm still missing the "coup" aspect.

the vast majority of people in DC that day didn't go in the Capitol.

The violent attempted coup happened on Capital grounds. The protest happened on the streets of Washington D.C. Those are two different events. But then you know that already.

You are next to impossible. Period.

There are no reports of those people dying IN the capital bldng. that I am aware of. If you have evidence of that, share.

Hence, standing outside caused what we think might have been heart attacks? (again, no proof they did die of heart attacks - only thing we know is 'medical emergencies'.

Those happen at home, also.

I said they died because they were there. They had been worked up into a frenzy and marched to the Capital. I said they would not have died had they not have been there.

I'm not sure what part of that confused you. You call all of that "standing outside" then claim I'm the one being impossible.

There were 3 people who died because they were there.. the officer, the woman who was shot, and another woman who was crushed in a mass of people..

The other 2 were men in their 50s.. one had high blood pressure and died of a heart attack, the other had a stroke. I think it's safe to say that there is no way to prove or disprove that those events were related to them being there..

Not to pit. According to him, they died because they were there.

So what you're trying to say is that being fed speeches to anger them didn't raise their heart rate. That being told to march and marching from Freedom Plaza to the capitol building had nothing to do with it? That the same conditions would have been there had they been sitting at home or sitting on the bank of a river fishing?

Do you even hear yourself? And yes arch, anyone with the common sense God gave them at birth understands when someone purposefully angers you then sends you on a march your blood pressure and heart rate are greatly increased which are direct contributors to a cardiac event.

Being in denial of the facts won't change that.

I understand you're not big on personal responsibility when there is ANY possibility you can link it to the former president.

But, using your logic, I started a thread about the biden's and the national guard. Why not have a cookie?

I have cookies. Just remember the next time someone offers you a donought, make sure to refuse it because they didn't actually bake it themselves which means they aren't really being nice.

I don't think anyone (except maybe those that stormed the Capitol) are saying that they have no personal responsibility.

But we are saying trump also has responsibility. Where is his personal responsibility? Not just here but with anything? He has never accepted any responsibility for anything he has done. But he sure has no problem claiming the accolades for the work of others

Only the left could put the word nought, into the spelling of the word Donut,
and would advocate for refusing a donut. (<-- real values shining through)

Thread, 45% of Republican blah blah bl...

What's a Republican? They don't exist.

Reeducation says the word does not exist, only democrat,

others never existed, only great leader.

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Republicans were silenced sometime in the last 72 hours like they never existed. Just like something China or N.Korea would do.

doughnut

noun

1A small fried cake of sweetened dough, typically in the shape of a ball or ring.
‘The menu mentioned toasted teacakes, scones, doughnuts, Danish pastries and flapjack.’

https://www.lexico.com/en/definition/doughnut

Throw... now that diam's not posting on here, you're literally the last person that can use spelling/grammar smack.

Capitol Police officer Brian Sicknick died of natural causes after Jan. 6 riot, examiner says

U.S. Capitol Police officer Brian Sicknick suffered two strokes and died of natural causes the day after he confronted rioters during the Jan. 6 insurrection, according to Washington's top medical examiner.
The chief medical examiner, Francisco Diaz, said Monday that an autopsy of Sicknick found no evidence the 42-year-old suffered an allergic reaction to chemical irritants. Diaz ruled the Sicknick, 42, died from "acute brainstem and cerebellar infarcts due to acute basilar artery thrombosis."
NEW YORK TIMES CORRECTS REPORT ON CAPITOL OFFICER'S DEATH CITED IN TRUMP IMPEACHMENT TRIAL
The medical examiner's report showed that Sicknick was sprayed with a chemical substance around 2:20 p.m. on Jan. 6 and collapsed at the Capitol around 10 p.m. that evening. He died around 9:30 p.m. on Jan. 7, according to the examiner's office.
Diaz told the Washington Post, which first reported the news, that the Jan. 6 events "played a role in his condition."
Federal officials arrested and charged two men last month with assaulting Sicknick with bear spray during the riot. Julian Elie Khater, 32, of State College, Pennsylvania, and George Pierre Tanios, 39, of Morgantown, West Virginia, each faced an array of charges, including assaulting a federal officer with a dangerous weapon and conspiracy to injure an officer, although authorities stopped short of charging them with his death.