Trump seems to once again be refusing to say whether he will accept a loss. Will it result in similar consequences?
By Jan 6th I mean an act of violence where Trump could have spoken against it but chose not to or where the motivation for the violence was based on misinformation that Trump spread. In the case it's ambiguous, I'll decide. If Trump is elected this will resolve N/A.
Edited Jul 27th to clarify if Trump loses.
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No. January 6th was a ploy to make his false electors plot work. He was depending on Mike Pence to pick his false slate of electors. Without a loyal VP in office a similar event wouldnโt work. Plus, the only reason it got so bad was because he refused to act. Biden, or the fella with his hand up Bidenโs ass, wouldnโt let anything like that happen.
I appreciate your feedback, I do regret not thinking for longer about what I wanted the resolution criteria to be, I don't like your definition since I think it should also include storming other buildings (for example, the white house), or even riots outside of washington dc. I do however agree that "an act of violence" was more vague than I meant it to be. I'm thinking I'd rather try to see whether any newspapers refer to it as a second January 6th or run a poll rather than having to decide by myself. Also not sure if I want to change the resolution criteria now though.