The Key Question for Trumps criminality...

They can get out with your help. Or you could call 911. Or call for help. Anything.

Good deflection though.

Now you bringing in all sorts of trivial objections. By now specifying actions I might take without knowing the specific circumstances, you are just loading the question. "Anything" is just another sweeping generality. But in any case, I am under no specific legal requirement to help someone in that situation, only a moral one, so it doesn't circle back to the original question here posed by Jarod which is based on a legal issue.
 
Look, only dumb people keep talking about logical fallacies.

Only smart people know what logical fallacies are and will explain them (unlike some other posters who regularly trot them out).

Idiots ignore logical fallacies because they make their positions fall apart, not to mention making any sort of argument harder to pursue.
 
Now you bringing in all sorts of trivial objections. By now specifying actions I might take without knowing the specific circumstances, you are just loading the question. "Anything" is just another sweeping generality. But in any case, I am under no specific legal requirement to help someone in that situation, only a moral one, so it doesn't circle back to the original question here posed by Jarod which is based on a legal issue.

You seem to not understand that inaction can result in a criminal charge, especially when a person is responsible for what transpired.
 
Only smart people know what logical fallacies are and will explain them (unlike some other posters who regularly trot them out).

Idiots ignore logical fallacies because they make their positions fall apart, not to mention making any sort of argument harder to pursue.

I know what the logical fallacies are. Only dumb people think talking about them makes them look smart. Argue, make your case, respond to objections. How debate works.
 
Only smart people know what logical fallacies are and will explain them (unlike some other posters who regularly trot them out).

Idiots ignore logical fallacies because they make their positions fall apart, not to mention making any sort of argument harder to pursue.

Only dumbasses would think it's a complex question fallacy. It is not.

If Trump did not influence 1/6 and was not aware that it would happen and not aware it was happening, he would not be criminally responsible.
 
“"firsthand testimony" that during the attack, Trump's daughter and then-senior adviser Ivanka Trump asked him to intervene.”
 
Not only cant the democrats pull this off, more importantly they WONT EVEN TRY. There is a very VERY good reason they wont even try. It is 22 now. Its called SAVE OWN ASS because the houses be a flippin. ;)

That depends on how much election fraud by Democrats there is.
 
Yup, doing nothing when you have a duty to do so is a crime.
What duty? Void argument fallacy.
Doing nothing with an intent to cause something can be an intentional act,
Void argument fallacy.
but I do not expect your simple mind to grasp that.
Insult fallacy.
Ill put it in very simple terms, if a parent does nothing while his baby starves to death, that "doing nothing" was a crime.
Contrivance. Attempted proof by void. No argument presented.
 
What you don't grasp is the way you put it makes Trump guilty regardless of what he did. In other words, you didn't ask a question at all, but simply gave us your conclusion that Trump is guilty. That's the whole basis for a complex question fallacy.

Correct. He is now making a circular argument fallacy (fundamentalism).
 
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