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Related: Editorials & Other Articles, Issue Forums, Alliance Forums, Region ForumsI wonder how many Jan 6th terrorists were whacked on drugs or booze that day. nt
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Walleye
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(8,090 posts)But a month later, the D.C. medical examiners office released its conclusion that Boyland had died accidentally of acute amphetamine intoxication. According to the Washington Post, The drug cited in Boylands death is addictive and can be prescribed to treat attention-deficit disorder and narcolepsy.
Boylands sister told the Associated Press that a police detective told the family that Boyland an avid Trump supporter who subscribed to Q Anon conspiracy theories had collapsed while standing off to the side in the Capitol rotunda.
https://www.factcheck.org/2021/11/how-many-died-as-a-result-of-capitol-riot/
Walleye
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elleng
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(58,610 posts)Walleye
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(8,090 posts)I doubt they needed drugs or alcohol but WTF knows.
Faux pas
(16,230 posts)believe that "the others" are all speed freaks. That would explain the group insanity 😳
Walleye
(44,062 posts)bahboo
(16,953 posts)it wasn't until I watched the history channel's series on hitler and the nazis about ten years ago, that I leaned about the army running on speed. It blew my mind and made all the sense in the world at the same time.
Walleye
(44,062 posts)When he attended the Olympics, in the film, and watched Jesse Owens win and his girl drop the baton in the relay. It looked like he was going to explode. Constant movement. Speed
Baked Potato
(7,733 posts)mopinko
(73,422 posts)personally, i think a great deal of police misconduct can be traced back to roids.
we should do a lot more drug testing of violent people.
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KentuckyWoman
(7,385 posts)It really is not hard to whoop up willing humans.
