Comments by "Scott Charney" (@scottcharney1091) on "How Trump Supporters Stormed The Capitol | I Was There | @ladbiblestories" video.

  1.  @dubreg6711  Diaz made it clear that "all that transpired played a role in his condition." In other words, what Sicknick went through at the battle may well have been the last "nudge" to trigger the strokes. Greeson excited/exerted himself into a heart attack, and it's easy to see how. We could say the same about Philips's stroke, although that happened before the battle really began. As for Boyland, yes, she got wired on speed to go into battle, and overdosed. It's all related.
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  2.  @dubreg6711  The coroner made it clear that everything that happened to Sicknick contributed to his strokes. One attacker worked himself into a heart attack, another had a stroke in a similar way, Boyland overdosed on amphetamines and/or was trampled as she moved into combat, and yes, Babbitt got shot. Those are just the immediate deaths.
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  3. You don't see the difference between civil unrest and an attempt to overturn an election?
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  4.  @skibum415  No, this isn't true. Bowser had asked for Guard deployment a few weeks before this. It's true that at first, the Capitol Police and then the Sergeants-at-Arms said that it wouldn't be necessary, but they did start requesting help from the Guard during the attack, fairly early on, and yet the DoD delayed them for hours. Bowser scrambled to get help from elsewhere, including Virginia, the FBI, etc. Lots of people are in trouble due to the riots that you mention. In contrast, so far, most of the people who attacked the Capitol have gotten very light sentences. It's true that the plotters and members of organized groups haven't been sentenced yet, but the point is that there's a world of difference between civil unrest and a coup attempt.
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  5.  @myopinionsmayoffendyou  ?
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  6.  @dubreg6711  If you're talking about the protesters who died after a stroke for one and a heart attack for the other, sure, it's more of a stretch. That's understood; you rarely hear about those two deaths, because there's not much to say.
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