Oh shut up! You are either very stupid, or a liar.The AG's office is treating this as a homicide, I really don't think you want to die defending this mole hill.Simple question: Would he have died without the DC incdent?And that being bashed in the head with a fire extinguisher thingy....
That was already disproven the other day.
He died from pre-existing heart problems.
Though the cause of death will probably be recorded as COVID...
I guess we will have to wait for the autopsy but things like heart attacks and strokes are usually life style sicknesses which build up over several decades. There can also be genetic predispositions. Of course, those pre-existing conditions can be aggravated by physical trauma as well. The report I read was that the guy clapsed from his stroke much later when he was back in his office.
They said there will be a probe but I for one will await actual evidence and findings. You should as well but if you prefer to keep jumping around at conclusions sans evidence then by all means, continue doing so.
I think you are both cuckmuffinOh shut up! You are either very stupid, or a liar.The AG's office is treating this as a homicide, I really don't think you want to die defending this mole hill.Simple question: Would he have died without the DC incdent?And that being bashed in the head with a fire extinguisher thingy....
That was already disproven the other day.
He died from pre-existing heart problems.
Though the cause of death will probably be recorded as COVID...
I guess we will have to wait for the autopsy but things like heart attacks and strokes are usually life style sicknesses which build up over several decades. There can also be genetic predispositions. Of course, those pre-existing conditions can be aggravated by physical trauma as well. The report I read was that the guy clapsed from his stroke much later when he was back in his office.
They said there will be a probe but I for one will await actual evidence and findings. You should as well but if you prefer to keep jumping around at conclusions sans evidence then by all means, continue doing so.
My source is one of the large (really large!) newspapers in my country. I know they update newsmessages if there is new information. In this case it was not updated.We're talking about "Brian Sicknick", right? According to some reliable news sources (Google translate translation):If you take your dogs for a walk and suffer a stroke or heart attack, is it the dogs fault?Simple question: Would he have died without the DC incdent?And that being bashed in the head with a fire extinguisher thingy....
That was already disproven the other day.
He died from pre-existing heart problems.
Though the cause of death will probably be recorded as COVID...
No... it's an unfortunate instance of a person not being physically fit enough to undertake the walk with their dogs.
"Sicknick, 42, was an officer in the Capitol Police Department. He was on the front lines when a rogue group of Trump supporters attempted to invade the Congress building on Wednesday. According to media reports, he was hit in the head with a fire extinguisher.
Police do not want to confirm this, but say in a statement that Sicknick was injured in a physical confrontation with the rioters when storming the Capitol. He was taken to the station, where he collapsed. He died of his injuries in hospital."
If this is the case, these people are responsible for his death.
The police retracted their original claim that he was hit and later admitted their first claim was false and in fact that the man had simply suffered a stroke and fallen down.
I enjoy watching your little buddy cuckmuffin having a meltie. :LOL1:
Twitter was just adding information to his posts: the information that it was unreliable information he posted. Well... that's a factThat's what I said retard, but he was basically already banned before that so that's a horse shit argument because twitter has been censoring him since the election. Two months of censorship will lead to shit like this, just look at what happened in China during the 80's
Blunt force trauma is being reported around the world. these fucksticks are in complete denial.My source is one of the large (really large!) newspapers in my country. I know they update newsmessages if there is new information. In this case it was not updated.We're talking about "Brian Sicknick", right? According to some reliable news sources (Google translate translation):If you take your dogs for a walk and suffer a stroke or heart attack, is it the dogs fault?Simple question: Would he have died without the DC incdent?And that being bashed in the head with a fire extinguisher thingy....
That was already disproven the other day.
He died from pre-existing heart problems.
Though the cause of death will probably be recorded as COVID...
No... it's an unfortunate instance of a person not being physically fit enough to undertake the walk with their dogs.
"Sicknick, 42, was an officer in the Capitol Police Department. He was on the front lines when a rogue group of Trump supporters attempted to invade the Congress building on Wednesday. According to media reports, he was hit in the head with a fire extinguisher.
Police do not want to confirm this, but say in a statement that Sicknick was injured in a physical confrontation with the rioters when storming the Capitol. He was taken to the station, where he collapsed. He died of his injuries in hospital."
If this is the case, these people are responsible for his death.
The police retracted their original claim that he was hit and later admitted their first claim was false and in fact that the man had simply suffered a stroke and fallen down.
That makes me believe your story is not correct. Please check your source
That's exactly what the media are saying
My source is one of the large (really large!) newspapers in my country. I know they update newsmessages if there is new information. In this case it was not updated.We're talking about "Brian Sicknick", right? According to some reliable news sources (Google translate translation):If you take your dogs for a walk and suffer a stroke or heart attack, is it the dogs fault?Simple question: Would he have died without the DC incdent?And that being bashed in the head with a fire extinguisher thingy....
That was already disproven the other day.
He died from pre-existing heart problems.
Though the cause of death will probably be recorded as COVID...
No... it's an unfortunate instance of a person not being physically fit enough to undertake the walk with their dogs.
"Sicknick, 42, was an officer in the Capitol Police Department. He was on the front lines when a rogue group of Trump supporters attempted to invade the Congress building on Wednesday. According to media reports, he was hit in the head with a fire extinguisher.
Police do not want to confirm this, but say in a statement that Sicknick was injured in a physical confrontation with the rioters when storming the Capitol. He was taken to the station, where he collapsed. He died of his injuries in hospital."
If this is the case, these people are responsible for his death.
The police retracted their original claim that he was hit and later admitted their first claim was false and in fact that the man had simply suffered a stroke and fallen down.
That makes me believe your story is not correct. Please check your source
Not taking a side in this dispute since we may never know the real truth, but "cops on the scene" are notoriously truth-challenged when they write their reports of what actually transpired. Not to put too fine a point on it, but those reports would probably be one of the LAST places I looked for true information.My source is one of the large (really large!) newspapers in my country. I know they update newsmessages if there is new information. In this case it was not updated.We're talking about "Brian Sicknick", right? According to some reliable news sources (Google translate translation):If you take your dogs for a walk and suffer a stroke or heart attack, is it the dogs fault?Simple question: Would he have died without the DC incdent?And that being bashed in the head with a fire extinguisher thingy....
That was already disproven the other day.
He died from pre-existing heart problems.
Though the cause of death will probably be recorded as COVID...
No... it's an unfortunate instance of a person not being physically fit enough to undertake the walk with their dogs.
"Sicknick, 42, was an officer in the Capitol Police Department. He was on the front lines when a rogue group of Trump supporters attempted to invade the Congress building on Wednesday. According to media reports, he was hit in the head with a fire extinguisher.
Police do not want to confirm this, but say in a statement that Sicknick was injured in a physical confrontation with the rioters when storming the Capitol. He was taken to the station, where he collapsed. He died of his injuries in hospital."
If this is the case, these people are responsible for his death.
The police retracted their original claim that he was hit and later admitted their first claim was false and in fact that the man had simply suffered a stroke and fallen down.
That makes me believe your story is not correct. Please check your source
It is unsurprising that a foreign source thousands of miles away got it completely wrong because that my source lists the official findings from the actual police on the scene. Heart attack the obese 34 year old single woman tried to run into the buding and then collapsed. No children but several cats will probably miss her.
No, not to me. There are times when I enjoy it too. I just think it odd when someone (Ice for example) has bitched and moaned ever since Politics came to this forum but now reads it for the enjoyment of reading flames.
You have no idea how the modern world works, do you? Distance is no issue anymore. Information goes around the world at nearly the speed of light. I get my information from these sources, because I know they are correct.It is unsurprising that a foreign source thousands of miles away got it completely wrong because that my source lists the official findings from the actual police on the scene. Heart attack the obese 34 year old single woman tried to run into the buding and then collapsed. No children but several cats will probably miss her.My source is one of the large (really large!) newspapers in my country. I know they update newsmessages if there is new information. In this case it was not updated.We're talking about "Brian Sicknick", right? According to some reliable news sources (Google translate translation):If you take your dogs for a walk and suffer a stroke or heart attack, is it the dogs fault?Simple question: Would he have died without the DC incdent?And that being bashed in the head with a fire extinguisher thingy....
That was already disproven the other day.
He died from pre-existing heart problems.
Though the cause of death will probably be recorded as COVID...
No... it's an unfortunate instance of a person not being physically fit enough to undertake the walk with their dogs.
"Sicknick, 42, was an officer in the Capitol Police Department. He was on the front lines when a rogue group of Trump supporters attempted to invade the Congress building on Wednesday. According to media reports, he was hit in the head with a fire extinguisher.
Police do not want to confirm this, but say in a statement that Sicknick was injured in a physical confrontation with the rioters when storming the Capitol. He was taken to the station, where he collapsed. He died of his injuries in hospital."
If this is the case, these people are responsible for his death.
The police retracted their original claim that he was hit and later admitted their first claim was false and in fact that the man had simply suffered a stroke and fallen down.
That makes me believe your story is not correct. Please check your source
NOPE! They have very articulately danced around that accusation by stating "A United States Capitol Police officer died on Thursday night from injuries sustained “while physically engaging” with pro-Trump rioters who descended on the U.S. Capitol the day before, the fifth fatality linked to the chaos that engulfed the nation’s capital on Wednesday, according to the authorities."
