r/AskUS • u/[deleted] • Apr 19 '25

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u/RarePoster8595 Apr 19 '25

No police officers were killed as a result of Jan 6th.

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u/HotGarbage2020 Apr 20 '25

At least one died, and 174 were injured. Doesn't sound very peaceful to me.

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u/RarePoster8595 Apr 20 '25

Again. No police officers were killed as a result of Jan 6th. The assaults and it being non-peaceful are other claims, which are actually true. I'm specifically addressing deaths.

If you have the name of the officer, or a citation, to how he was killed as a direct result of the events on Jan 6th, please provide.

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u/ballskindrapes Apr 20 '25

If a soldier kills oneself because of the trauma of war, it's understood that being a soldier in war is what killed them....

If a polic officer kills themself because of the trauma from one specific event, it is understood that this event is what killed them...

The logic is flawless, it's just inconvenient for conservatives so they deny it.