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> "one protestor/rioter shot by police at the Capital riot" i.e. one rioter died in the riot. > "one officer died from suspected injuries sustained", i.e. one
by jeremysalwen 6y ago
> "one protestor/rioter shot by police at the Capital riot"
i.e. one rioter died in the riot.
> "one officer died from suspected injuries sustained",
i.e. one officer died in the riot.
>"two people died in march to capital after trump's speech"
i.e. two people died in the riot
>"two officers commit suicide after being investigated in connection to Jan 6 riot at the Capital"
i.e. two officers died in connection with the riot
> "one rioter on Jan 6 fell to their death and were trampled by the rioters"
i.e. one rioter died in the riot
>"one rioter on Jan 6 fell to their death and were trampled by the rioters"
i.e. one rioter died in the riot
I'm very confused as to where the media claimed that "7 people died" as the result of being gunned down in the street. Obviously if 7 people died by being gunned down in the street, the media headline would be "7 PEOPLE GUNNED DOWN BY INSURRECTIONISTS", not "7 PEOPLE DIED IN THE INSURRECTION".
- pessimizer 6y agoI'm confused as to where the comment you replied to claimed that the media claimed that "7 people died" as a result of being gunned down in the street. Was there an edit?
- jeremysalwen 6y agoThe above comment says > There are supposedly seven people who "died in the Jan 6 riot" And then proceeds to dispute this, by showing that... each of those 7 people died as a result of injuries in the riot, with the sole exception of the suicides. The question is what standard of "dying in the riots" would satisfy OP, if the literal interpretation (died from injuries sustained in the riot) does not satisfy him. Presumably if they were gunned down in the streets?