Ghost of a Rider said:
But anyway, the fact remains that Trump never said anything to incite the riot or the attack on the Capital building.
Your denial is noted.
Again, good for you. Although it doesn't mean anything; my denying it doesn't make it true and your noting it doesn't make it true nor does it make you Clarence Darrow.
Cry Baby Loser incited his goons by his Big Lie. (He still refuses to face the truth.) After he incited them and directed them to the Capitol, he skulked back to the White House and watched their violent assault upon Congress on tv.
1.) Provide me with the evidence of anything he said that could be legally interpreted as incitement.
2.) Right or wrong as he may have been, expressing the opinion that the election was stolen is not incitement.
3.) Even if he hadn't expressed that opinion and had conceded at the beginning, many of his supporters would have anyway. Why? Because they watched for four years as the mad dogs of the Democrat Party hounded him relentlessly. Because of this, even before the election, a lot of conservatives were saying that Democrats would do all in their power to keep Trump from winning a second term.
So you see, there would have been cries of election fraud no matter what Trump said or did. A lot of his supporters were already primed for some sort of fraud or underhanded shenanigans to happen so the numerous irregularities that cropped up were just fuel for the fire.