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  Be nice, it already told us this was the best tldr it could make!
context: Officer Brian Sicknick would most likely be alive today if it weren't for the actions of Donald Trump on 1/6/21. >
  
  But but but the coroner said his death was totally unrelated to being gassed and hit in the head. >
  
  Wanted to respond to the guy who responded to you but it got deleted mid post. Regardless...
  Conservatives when George Floyd died: "The police had nothing to do with it!"
  Conservatives when Officer Brian Sicknick dies: "We had nothing to do with it!" >
  
  Thinking of all the Ashli Babbitt "supporters".
  If only she "complied", as they would have said for any innocent victim of police brutality.
  She made her own bed. >
  
  There is a video. The guard says that he will shoot her if she doesn’t stop. She was warned several times. And she was in the military. She knew they will. >
  
  Not just a “guard” either but the fucking Secret Service. If one of those dudes says stop or be shot you can guarantee they damn well mean it.
  Edit: capitol police not secret service >
  
  Iirc he was capitol police, not USSS >
  
  I suspect they were busy trying to think how they can kidnap Pence.
  Semi serious, semi flippant. >
  
  Yea that whole deal with pence and the SS needs to be looked. >
  
  Whoops we deleted our texts illegally, ah well. >
  
  Fuck anybody who flies that flag in general.   It’s the most obviously disingenuous virtue-signaling nonsense to begin with. >
  
  It’s literally just paying lip service to the police. >
  
  Yep.  I’m a veteran and I equate it to the “thanks for your service” line, or the even worse “I support the troops!”  It means nothing other than virtue signaling.   It’s just a way to say “look how American I am!” >
  
  Every veteran I’ve ever met that wasn’t a huge boot hated it when people thanked them for their service. >
  
  Hate might over emphasis the emotion. Many of us feel awkward. >
  
  Awkward is the way I feel. Sometimes annoyance bordering on disgust if the person saying it is wearing any sort of MAGA attire. >
  
  With you brother. >
  
  One of the sickest things to happen was his death being ruled “natural causes”.  It wasn’t.  Had they said he was killed by protesters doing an unlawful act everyone involved in the insurrection SHOULD have been charged as an accessory to murder according to the law.  By claiming he died of natural causes the GOP side stepped what should have been murder charges for every traitor involved. >
  
  Coroner logic: 'well the guy had a serious head injury and was under a lot of stress. Naturally, he died.' >
  
  Reminds me of a line from the first book in the Drizzt Do'Urden origin series where he's talking about a member of his class dying naturally in his sleep. Because naturally having a dagger stabbed in your back kills you. >
  
  I’m glad I read your comment. I loved those books and I had completely forgotten about them. Time for a re-read! >
  
  I hope Ashli Babbitt’s family sues him too. Tougher case to be made perhaps, but I think brainwashing someone with lies into attacking a government building where they get killed would be an actionable tort. >
  
  probably not; her mother just got arrested on the Hill, sounds like she and Ashli were cut from the same cloth. >
  
  IANAL, but I think her widower and her estate executor, if not him, would also have standing to sue.
  It would just take one of them I think. >
  
  Her husband supports her now too and has been grifting off of her death. >
  
  Trump caused all this and I don't understand how these Republicans love him I wish they would lock Trump up for the rest of his life cuz he caused January 6 and a lot of people were killed He's a sick man and he's Republicans that stick by him are so stupid >
  
  the officer was a trump supporter himself, which makes the situation all the more ironic/tragic. >
  
  RICO
  It's not that hard guys >
  
  Republican In Crimes Only? >
  
  Trump is also personally responsible for 33-50% of 1.1million the US Covid deaths. >
  
  I'm STILL baffled no one has gone after him over 800 thousand wrongful deaths because he lied on purpose about covid.
  We joined WW2 for far less deaths. Less killed in 9/11, Vietnam, flu pandemic, and WW1 COMBINED.
  "I lied because I didn't want to cause a panic."
  So instead he used it to manipulate the election further. >
  
  Why stop there? How about going after all the talking heads who said "if you get the vaccine, you won't get covid"? They lied to the public, and there's certainly people who died because they were told they were safe and protected. >
  
  I strongly think it was, “if you take the vaccine, chances are greater that you won’t die from Covid-19”. I’ve never heard one couldn’t get the virus, just have better immunity if one did. Your comment is somewhat misinformed. >
  
  Just because it’s a meme with “quotes” under pix n’ names doesn’t make the statements true, accurate or even having been said. Do your diligence, not your “research”. >
  
  I don't agree with the way this information is presented, nor have I seen the source show or know who the host is, but I found this clip with some sources on the quotes. I'm less concerned about Gates, and concede I haven't found a source on the Fauci quote.
  found another source breaking down the Biden claim >
  
  Trump did/said 100 things that would have gotten Obama thrown under the jail, if he did it.
  Donald Trump is a terrorist >
  
  They wanted to jail Obama for wearing a tan suit >
  
  Yeah, if they sent that girl to prison for urging her BF to kill himself, they can do the same for Trump. >
  
  Even though it seems obvious that if Trump hadn’t instigated the whole “election was stolen/fight like hell” ridiculousness, Sicknik and several others would probably be alive today. To me, this lawsuit seem unlikely to prevail. It seems a more direct cause- and -effect in the case of Ashley Babbitt’s death might more likely be provable. She paid the price for her gullibility, but I feel like she wouldn’t have done what she did without Trump’s provocation.The blame for all the deaths and mayhem on that day lands squarely at the fat orange loser’s feet.  I don’t understand why he isn’t facing wrongful death suites from the families of everyone that died on Jan 6. >
  
  He was pepper sprayed at the riot and due to complications had 2 strokes in the hospital the next day, causing his death. >
  
  Next day, or later that night? >
  
  The first one was actually later that night, if I remember correctly. >
  
  I remembered the same. >
  
  Trump, then President of the US, sat by knowing that the Capitol was under attack and do nothing to protect or defend the Capitol.  He IS responsible because he did nothing to stop it. >
  
  Speaker vote/last few days: Now we know what our government would be like if the insurrectionists were successful. >
  
  This is the best tl;dr I could make, original reduced by 82%. (I'm a bot)
  
  
  The estate of Brian Sicknick, a Capitol Police officer who died after responding to the attack on the U.S. Capitol, is suing two rioters involved in the attack and former President Donald Trump for his alleged role in egging it on.
  WTOP's Neal Augenstein reports that the family of a U.S. Capitol Police officer who died a day after the Capitol attack is suing former President Donald Trump and two of the convicted rioters.
  The estate of Brian Sicknick, a Capitol Police officer who died after responding to the January 6, 2021, attack on the US Capitol, is suing two rioters involved in the attack and former President Donald Trump for his alleged role in egging it on.
  
  
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  I usually like tldr bot but this is just repeating itself 3 times.