PostmodernProphet
fully immersed in faith..
Quote Originally Posted by Nerdberg View Post
The cop was killed by kicking, beating, and getting pounded on by a guy with a hockey stick
or by greasy frenchfries.....
Quote Originally Posted by Nerdberg View Post
The cop was killed by kicking, beating, and getting pounded on by a guy with a hockey stick
The persistent downplaying is getting odd.
It's lucky more people weren't killed. .
They have stated that no charges are pending from his death, which tells me that he was not murdered as this was one extremely investigated death. After the supposed attack he texted his brother saying he had been pepper sprayed twice but was "feeling good" and doing fine. Then hospital... and the next day he died. But it wasn't from blunt force trauma as there was no evidence of that at all. So, all we have is no answer at all, they will not release the autopsy and nobody will ever be charged and the report that there was no trauma...
So, of the 5 people that died that day we have a heart attack on the steps, a stroke near a fake gallows outside (person never entered the building), one who was shot (they have not released any information on that investigation either), one that was apparently trampled and Officer Sicknick who was not bludgeoned with a fire extinguisher. All were Trump supporters.
He wasnt killed..u stupid fucking slut
Before you ponder this you have to think about proof. Do they even know who smashed him in the head to press charges? No matter what, defending on the side of an assailant is pretty depraved. It makes normal people want to puke.
The problem with this is the magical "assailant" somehow beat him without trauma. You are right that you have to think about proof, and in this case that version of events with a fire extinguisher and an attack with brute force causing his death has no supporting evidence. It's almost enough to make a normal person want to puke.
The fact is the Trump insurrection resulted in his death. It is really, just that easy.
Do you think any of that changes how the day should be viewed or portrayed?
I think that knowing what happened can frame the day differently. If everybody believes a lie, it doesn't make it true. So, the idea that some folks attacked and beat this guy to death with a fire extinguisher is false, using it to define the folks that did that is also a lie... because nobody did that...
Understanding reality can change how we think of things.
First it was reported that the Capitol cop, Officer Sicknick, was killed via blunt trauma from a fire extinguisher.
Then it turned out he died the next day from a stroke[?].
But only after democrats used his death as kind of a lynch pin for their ‘insurrection/domestic terrorism’ narrative. Apart from that despicable aspect, it raises the question of how, exactly, it was ‘established’ that this veteran and respected officer died at the hands of a Trump supporter.
I wish it wasn’t plausible it was just made up for political purposes. Sadly, it’s not. It’s entirely plausible.
Does that one incident change how you view the events of that day, regardless of how accurate that single report is?
It would, yes. Did folks attack and beat folks to death? In one fabrication, yes they did. In the second more reality based story everybody who died, died either from natural causes (heart attack/stroke), by misadventure (accidentally trampled), shot by a police officer (Air Force Lady), and by mysterious causes... but not by folks beating others to death. That changes how I think of that day, yes. In one of the scenarios the crowd armed themselves with fire extinguishers and murdered people, in the other, they did not murder anybody.
The problem with this is the magical "assailant" somehow beat him without trauma. You are right that you have to think about proof, and in this case that version of events with a fire extinguisher and an attack with brute force causing his death has no supporting evidence. It's almost enough to make a normal person want to puke.
The problem with this is the magical "assailant" somehow beat him without trauma. You are right that you have to think about proof, and in this case that version of events with a fire extinguisher and an attack with brute force causing his death has no supporting evidence. It's almost enough to make a normal person want to puke.
It would, yes. Did folks attack and beat folks to death? In one fabrication, yes they did. In the second more reality based story everybody who died, died either from natural causes (heart attack/stroke), by misadventure (accidentally trampled), shot by a police officer (Air Force Lady), and by mysterious causes... but not by folks beating others to death. That changes how I think of that day, yes. In one of the scenarios the crowd armed themselves with fire extinguishers and murdered people, in the other, they did not murder anybody.
Cite it, bitch.
They have stated that no charges are pending from his death, which tells me that he was not murdered as this was one extremely investigated death. After the supposed attack he texted his brother saying he had been pepper sprayed twice but was "feeling good" and doing fine. Then hospital... and the next day he died. But it wasn't from blunt force trauma as there was no evidence of that at all. So, all we have is no answer at all, they will not release the autopsy and nobody will ever be charged and the report that there was no trauma...
So, of the 5 people that died that day we have a heart attack on the steps, a stroke near a fake gallows outside (person never entered the building), one who was shot (they have not released any information on that investigation either), one that was apparently trampled and Officer Sicknick who was not bludgeoned with a fire extinguisher. All were Trump supporters.
Did you see the footage of people getting beaten with hockey sticks and flagpoles?
You aren't paying any attention to the video from that day. I'd strongly suggest you watch it. if you claim you have, then your take is revolting.