How Biden can unite the country

[Hatin Since 87]

Lol, no... they’ll just storm the Capitol, and kill and injure police officers.

Which officer did they kill? I saw one that died of a stroke... that isn’t the same as them killing him.

 

[Kutnupe14]

Which officer did they kill? I saw one that died of a stroke... that isn’t the same as them killing him.

Having a stroke after being hit in the head with a fire extinguisher. So yeah, that’s a problem.

 

[Hatin Since 87]

Having a stroke after being hit in the head with a fire extinguisher. So yeah, that’s a problem.

Source?

 

[Snapdragon]

Which officer did they kill? I saw one that died of a stroke... that isn’t the same as them killing him.

Loss of USCP Officer Brian D. Sicknick

Image At approximately 9:30 p.m.

www.uscp.gov

 

[Kutnupe14]

Source?

Redirect Notice

www.google.com

 

[churchmouse]

I am trying to watch the playoffs. If I get another text about this thread the mouse aint gonna be happy.

 

[Hatin Since 87]

Redirect Notice

www.google.com

Many details regarding Wednesday’s events and the direct causes of Brian’s injuries remain unknown



I’ll take “Things that the article didn’t say for $500, Alex”

An article with 10 paragraphs, only 1 of which discussed the officer, and the only mention of being hit with a fire extinguisher was the headline. Ya, no.

 

[Hatin Since 87]

Loss of USCP Officer Brian D. Sicknick

Image At approximately 9:30 p.m.

www.uscp.gov

I don’t see where it details how he was injured? That’s the info I’m looking for, how was he injured? By what?

 

[Snapdragon]

I don’t see where it details how he was injured? That’s the info I’m looking for, how was he injured? By what?

Brian Sicknick, cop killed by Trump-incited rioters, was N.J. native who ‘loved his job,’ father says

The cop killed by the mob incited by President Trump at the U.S. Capitol last week was a New Jersey native who devoted his life to public service. U.S. Capitol Police Officer Brian Sicknick, 42, wa…

www.nydailynews.com

I've seen similar accounts from other sources.

 

[Hatin Since 87]

Brian Sicknick, cop killed by Trump-incited rioters, was N.J. native who ‘loved his job,’ father says

The cop killed by the mob incited by President Trump at the U.S. Capitol last week was a New Jersey native who devoted his life to public service. U.S. Capitol Police Officer Brian Sicknick, 42, wa…

www.nydailynews.com

I've seen similar accounts from other sources.

Thanks. That article actually detailed how he obtained injuries. If proven to be true, I hope the guy who did it ends up in prison.

 

[foszoe]

Comparing family to supporters isn’t the same, it is a lot different than a son you raised and associates you hired. With that logic, is Obama responsible for Ferguson riots?

Just because you say so doesn't make it so. But I would agree with your statement mostly but not your conclusion because....

I guess we differ in that when a boss hires someone he is at some point responsible for reigning in reckless behavior that dangerous to the company whether or not he sends out a company wide memo.

In my work experience, seldom does the upper echelon ever say we are going to do THIS. They outline a broad strategy of what they want to accomplish to the directors who direct managers who have employeees do things to achieve THIS. However, when the company goes down, who usually gets fired?

You can choose your friends and associates.....you can't choose your family.

 

[foszoe]

Just because you say so doesn't make it so. But I would agree with your statement mostly but not your conclusion because....

I guess we differ in that when a boss hires someone he is at some point responsible for reigning in reckless behavior that dangerous to the company whether or not he sends out a company wide memo.

In my work experience, seldom does the upper echelon ever say we are going to do THIS. They outline a broad strategy of what they want to accomplish to the directors who direct managers who have employeees do things to achieve THIS. However, when the company goes down especially a publicly owned company, who usually gets fired?

You can choose your friends and associates.....you can't choose your family.

 

[Hatin Since 87]

Just because you say so doesn't make it so. But I would agree with your statement mostly but not your conclusion because....

I guess we differ in that when a boss hires someone he is at some point responsible for reigning in reckless behavior that dangerous to the company whether or not he sends out a company wide memo.

In my work experience, seldom does the upper echelon ever say we are going to do THIS. They outline a broad strategy of what they want to accomplish to the directors who direct managers who have employeees do things to achieve THIS. However, when the company goes down, who usually gets fired?

You can choose your friends and associates.....you can't choose your family.

I agree, mostly. However, Trump didn’t hire his supporters. Just because somebody agrees with him politically and votes for him, doesn’t make him responsible for their actions. If that were the case every politician in history would be accountable every time some moron breaks the law.

Family however, can be a direct result of your actions. For instance, if I’m a good father, my son will have morals embedded within him that will lead him to follow a certain path. If I’m not a good father, he is probably going to grow up to be a **** head. Obviously, there are exceptions. Occasionally, someone is just a **** head and their parents were actually good people who raised them right.

 

[indyartisan]

Think so?
Obviously you have not a clue whats going on this weekend and this next week.
Have you asked yourself about the gal(14 yrs military) that got shot and killed when they where let in?
She was one of may undercover in this going on.
You know how many laptops where taken?
Do you know why the left are freaking out?
Do you know why Pelosi was stopped at the boarder at 11:55 last night?
Do you believe the election was rigged and there is a mountain of proof?
Do you have any clue other then your gut feeling????

Nancy was stopped at the Border?
As in leaving the country?

 

[Hatin Since 87]

Nancy was stopped at the Border?
As in leaving the country?

Probably smuggling in “voters”

 

[TangoFoxtrot]

I am trying to watch the playoffs. If I get another text about this thread the mouse aint gonna be happy.

Ha lol.. I stopped watching lastnight after my Colts got knocked out

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[foszoe]

I agree, mostly. However, Trump didn’t hire his supporters. Just because somebody agrees with him politically and votes for him, doesn’t make him responsible for their actions. If that were the case every politician in history would be accountable every time some moron breaks the law.

Family however, can be a direct result of your actions. For instance, if I’m a good father, my son will have morals embedded within him that will lead him to follow a certain path. If I’m not a good father, he is probably going to grow up to be a **** head. Obviously, there are exceptions. Occasionally, someone is just a **** head and their parents were actually good people who raised them right.

You're right he didn't "hire" his supporters but he and several of his surrogates hyped up Jan 6th. It will all come down to how one interpret their tweets.

When Don says I don't want to hear or see that guy again. He didn't say murder them, but his surrogates would know what that means.

In another sense, When a team takes the field/ice, they are given a speech, a pep talk. It whips the team up into a "frenzy" gets the adrenalin up gets the emotions up and sets the stage for aggressive behavior.

Its not surprising, to me, when some members take it to extremes and others follow. Its psychology. It doesn't need ANTIFA conspiracy for such things to happen. We see it all the time in daily life. I imagine of the many people in the capitol, most were like those that storm the field/court after a big win. They wouldn't have done it but they saw the students do it and said what the heck!

 

[foszoe]

You're right he didn't "hire" his supporters but he and several of his surrogates hyped up Jan 6th. It will all come down to how one interpret their tweets.

When the mafia Don says I don't want to hear or see that guy again. He didn't say murder them, but his surrogates would know what that means.

In another sense, When a team takes the field/ice, they are given a speech, a pep talk. It whips the team up into a "frenzy" gets the adrenalin up gets the emotions up and sets the stage for aggressive behavior.

 

[Hatin Since 87]

You're right he didn't "hire" his supporters but he and several of his surrogates hyped up Jan 6th. It will all come down to how one interpret their tweets.

When Don says I don't want to hear or see that guy again. He didn't say murder them, but his surrogates would know what that means.

In another sense, When a team takes the field/ice, they are given a speech, a pep talk. It whips the team up into a "frenzy" gets the adrenalin up gets the emotions up and sets the stage for aggressive behavior.

Giving a pep talk is quite different from inciting a riot. Saying “we’re gonna win this” and “I will not concede” is not the same as telling people to overthrow the government or break into the Capitol building. I get what you’re saying, but I don’t believe it’s apples to apples. This is no different than the “good people on both sides” situation. It’s been taken out of context and words put into his mouth that were never said, or intentions placed that weren’t actually intended.

 

[foszoe]

Giving a pep talk is quite different from inciting a riot. Saying “we’re gonna win this” and “I will not concede” is not the same as telling people to overthrow the government or break into the Capitol building. I get what you’re saying, but I don’t believe it’s apples to apples. This is no different than the “good people on both sides” situation. It’s been taken out of context and words put into his mouth that were never said, or intentions placed that weren’t actually intended.

But you are back to just "His" words and thats where we keep veering off. I'll try to show some examples later.

Are you being selective in your phrase selection? Sincere but rhetorical question. Did he use the word "fight" or other such things? I am on my way to the gun store and don't have time to look now. I will later.