@Tom(FTP/Dwarves), you just advanced to level 1!

I agree with you. Those things should not have happened.

the only person killed there was Ashli Babbit, the air force veteran

3 others succumbed to "medical emergencies", the cop who died succumbed to being crushed and trampled on, awful, but I'd hardly call it murder

I have read that one police officer died from being hit with a fire extinguisher.... I also read before that he died from previous medical conditions.... I don't know for sure which is true... both stories came from legacy media.

I read that one was being crushed when he was caught between two doors in an elevator or something

@Adam135 no regards for human life

My point being, I don't think many disagree that what happened was terrible... even if it was only 1 death.... there should have been none.

It almost seems like they were set up to fail

I read this as well.

on a day with hundreds of lawmakers and the vice president in one room, you'd figure there would be better security

I also have heard both of those causes for his death. He apparently got back up and kept working but died later. The other police officer committed suicide that evening or the next day.

Lolwtf? Bludgeoning people to death is murder last I checked.

Alot of Capitol police sympathizers of the mob ..

I'm not sure if it was set up to fail, but I know that the Governor was asked multiple times if they wanted backup throughout the previous days of this event, and she kept saying no... Why would anyone have said no... they knew tons of people were going to be there... and there's always going to be something with that many people in one place.

It's quite a shame... the whole thing....

They arrest thousands of liberal protestors that don’t pull any of this shit and y’all flip out when you break into the capital of the nation

You'd figure they would have learned that by now after the Kavanaugh hearings when protesters took over the Hart Senate Office building

"mostly peaceful"

I read that the fire extinguisher situation went like this... not sure if it's true... but I read that someone threw an extinguisher at the cop... did not bludgeon him...

They never thought Trump was going to invite them to the Capitol .. but Instead went to his bunker..

They literally trampled a woman to death. Succumbing to injuries doesn’t change how to injuries happen

They arrest hundreds in completely peaceful protests

He said 'succumbing to medical emergencies'... that could literally be anything. I already said that I don't know the details of each death, and I already said it's all terrible.... not sure why there's a debate on this.

yeah I'm sure they do. What wouldn't they when there's no provocation.

it matters on regards of criminal liability and determining guilt

Could the capitol leadership be prosecuted for failure to do their duties??

not really, more likely asked to step down,

Well yes, I agree with that. I meant I'm not sure what the debate is for Dedkraken and I on this matter.

or firmly suggest them to step down.

The water poisoning of Flint is being prosecuted

6 years too late for that almost

About time! Should of happened years ago

I think Trump better hope that they find some proof of widespread voter fraud, because I predict that every family is going to include him in their suits. Had he not lied about there being fraud, their loved ones would likely still be alive. I bet there are tens of thousands of lawyers that would take that case on.

Yea, that's crazy it took so long.

Trumps got lots of problems coming 😂

I'd think you have to make a really strong case that him spouting that would make him responsible for what they did after the fact. Especially when many of them acted of their own volition

That'd be like trying to convince a judge that some polls work as voter suppression

He's the source of the fraud claims... He called those people to DC... Him and his surrogates used provocative speech that reasonable people could interpret as a call to action. I think there is a case to be made and lawyers love to be on TV. All it takes is a sympathetic jury in a civil case.

I agree. I was watching live streams as all this happened, and I didn't think he was inciting anything, but people obviously see what he said differently.