4 ms·
Does incompetence and failure bear on intent? I don't think that usually flies in court.
by guerrilla 6y ago
Does incompetence and failure bear on intent? I don't think that usually flies in court.
- TheBlight 6y agoIs it remotely plausible to believe a group of unarmed protestors were seriously attempting to gain control over the most powerful superpower the world has ever seen with their barehands? This narrative strains credulity, counselor.
- guerrilla 6y agoThat does seem to be the intent they announced.
- unishark 6y agoIt's plausible that it's what some people were personally thinking (or a better word might be "LARPing"). But for the reasons you point out, it's not realistic to suggest that the loftiness of the goal implies the danger was historically-serious, or requiring some kind of revolutionary increase of law enforcement (beyond handling protests at the capital more wisely next time).