(09-13-2024, 02:51 PM)mikesez Wrote:

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(09-13-2024, 02:43 PM)Sneakers Wrote: LOL.  That the difference between us, I throw out actual facts.  

Yes, if there was sufficient security to "prevent harm to officials" (as you now claim), their lives were never in danger (as you previously claimed).

I checked 3 dictionaries, Webster's, Cambridge and mikesez.  in 2 out of 3, dying is considered harmful to one's health.

Did they know at the time that their lives were not in danger?
Did the police know when the battle began that they would win?

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Is your memory really this bad?  You said it was known that something big was going to happen, but they had sufficient additional security to protect the officials from harm (post 1304).  If said officials could be kept from harm, obviously their lives were never in danger.  But perhaps the cumulative knowledge on the Capitol police, DC police, Secret Service and FBI was not equal to your own

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