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>So I don't know either way You should have started and ended here. The officer who died to protect the Congress was still clinging to life when you accused hi
by neartheplain 6y ago
>So I don't know either way
You should have started and ended here. The officer who died to protect the Congress was still clinging to life when you accused him and his colleagues of treason.
We will find out soon enough if the Capitol Police Chief took part in any real or imagined conspiracies. That has no bearing on the demonstrated actions and loyalty to the Constitution of the vast majority of DC police officers.
- bilbo0s 6y agoI don't think anyone is accusing the officers who were doing their jobs of failures, but military sense demands we investigate why the other security personnel were not on site. That's just security 101.
- ChrisLomont 6y ago>The officer who died to protect the Congress was still clinging to life when you accused him and his colleagues of treason. How did you possibly jump to me claiming all officers were complicit? Nowhere was I, or any source I posted, even close to that claim. And trying emotional manipulation over a dying and now dead officer I find disgusting. I'm done.
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- neartheplain 6y agoI confused your username with the OP commenter, whose remark prompted my initial reply: > This was, in fact, an insurrection, fighting between the President and the Congress. And the local police took the President's side. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25680210 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25680210 Apologies, your usernames are similar and you seemed to support their point.