(08-27-2021, 01:32 PM)Sneakers Wrote:

(08-27-2021, 08:55 AM)The Real Marty Wrote: No.  He did what he should have done.  There was a mob that had invaded the Capitol, and was smashing their way through various barricades, openly trying to interrupt a Constitutionally mandated process, trying to smash their way into the Congressional chamber, disobeying police commands to stop, and in my opinion, I wish they had shot more of them.  

She was a wacko Q-anon conspiracy theorist who thought she could help enable the overthrow of an election.  He was a police officer sworn to uphold the law and defend the Capitol building.  She tried to force her way in, and so he shot her.  

How many times have people on this forum said, you need to obey the police and you won't get shot?  And the very same people call him a murderer.

You're consumed by the foaming at the mouth rhetoric spewing from the left.  How is it even possible to "overthrow" an election?  Government and the function thereof is not dependent upon a specific physical location.  Occupying the Capitol could never have done more than delay the event for a few hours.   They could have burned the place to the ground and the process simply would have continued at another location.