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Posted on 11:25:33 - 27/08/21 (1 month ago)
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This is accurate AF. Before this chick was shot, they were yelling "f**k the cops". You just can't make this shit up.
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This is accurate AF.

Before this chick was shot, they were yelling "f**k the cops".

You just can't make this shit up.
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Posted on 12:13:23 - 27/08/21 (1 month ago)
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Politicians aren't people. The lives saved weren’t worth shit. The unarmed woman shot by the cop didn't deserve to die no matter how you guys try to justify it to yourselves.
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Politicians aren't people. The lives saved weren’t worth shit.

The unarmed woman shot by the cop didn't deserve to die no matter how you guys try to justify it to yourselves.
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Posted on 12:38:04 - 27/08/21 (1 month ago)
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Politicians aren't people. The lives saved weren’t worth shit.

The unarmed woman shot by the cop didn't deserve to die no matter how you guys try to justify it to yourselves.

No she didn't, unfortunately her stupid actions made her die. First I thought the cop in this one shouldn't have killed her, but after knowing the way he looked at it I can see why he did it, it's all part of an unfortunate situation and there was one person who could have prevented it from happening, the woman herself.
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No she didn't, unfortunately her stupid actions made her die.

First I thought the cop in this one shouldn't have killed her, but after knowing the way he looked at it I can see why he did it, it's all part of an unfortunate situation and there was one person who could have prevented it from happening, the woman herself.
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Posted on 12:42:12 - 27/08/21 (1 month ago)
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Officer who shot Ashli Babbitt during Capitol riot breaks silence: 'I saved countless lives'

“I hope they understand I did my job,” Byrd said. “There was imminent threat and danger to the members of Congress. I just want the truth to be told.”

https://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/officer-who-shot-ashli-babbitt-during-capitol-riot-breaks-silence-n1277736

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But in his interview with Holt, Byrd said he has no doubt that he made the right decision in light of the circumstances.

“I know that day I saved countless lives,” Byrd said. “I know members of Congress, as well as my fellow officers and staff, were in jeopardy and in serious danger. And that’s my job.”

Byrd said he had no idea whether the person he shot was carrying a weapon. It was only later that night that he found out that the rioter was a woman who was unarmed.

Asked why he pulled the trigger, Byrd said it was a “last resort.”

“I tried to wait as long as I could,” he told Holt. “I hoped and prayed no one tried to enter through those doors. But their failure to comply required me to take the appropriate action to save the lives of members of Congress and myself and my fellow officers.
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She was a huge person like 110lbs would of been really hard to stop your just making shit up now about the extreme danger she was

You are a piece of work. He said he did not know if she was armed. Weight, gender, age or [b]species [/b]does not matter when weapons are involved. [youtube]GhxqIITtTtU[/youtube]
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You are a piece of work.

He said he did not know if she was armed. Weight, gender, age or species does not matter when weapons are involved.
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Posted on 12:54:14 - 27/08/21 (1 month ago)
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I should note, that video was most likely staged with blanks in the gun. I am only using it to illustrate a point -- anyone or any thing that can fire a gun is a threat. Clearly, she wasn't carrying an AK-47, but she could have been carrying a smaller weapon. How many times do we hear the argument, well the cop shot that black guy because he might have been armed? So it's ok to shoot a black man sitting in his car with hands visible because he "might" be armed, but when a white woman is clearly crossing a barrier and being repeatedly warned to leave and is backed by a mob threatening to kill cops, the cops are wrong? Why not just admit that no matter what evidence emerges at this point, you've made up your mind based on your shared political view?
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I should note, that video was most likely staged with blanks in the gun. I am only using it to illustrate a point -- anyone or any thing that can fire a gun is a threat. Clearly, she wasn't carrying an AK-47, but she could have been carrying a smaller weapon.

How many times do we hear the argument, well the cop shot that black guy because he might have been armed? So it's ok to shoot a black man sitting in his car with hands visible because he "might" be armed, but when a white woman is clearly crossing a barrier and being repeatedly warned to leave and is backed by a mob threatening to kill cops, the cops are wrong?

Why not just admit that no matter what evidence emerges at this point, you've made up your mind based on your shared political view?
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Posted on 16:29:55 - 27/08/21 (1 month ago)
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Politicians aren't people. The lives saved weren’t worth shit.

The unarmed woman shot by the cop didn't deserve to die no matter how you guys try to justify it to yourselves.

You need a hug? Glass of water perhaps? Maybe some Kleenex?
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You need a hug? Glass of water perhaps? Maybe some Kleenex?
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Posted on 18:10:54 - 27/08/21 (1 month ago)
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Imagine thinking it's a cops "job" to kill unarmed people.
Bhappychap [2270497]
Imagine thinking it's not a cops job given by US congressional power and US Code to protect the people and property of the highest legislative office in the entire country.
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Protect them, by murdering an unarmed woman? You think that is their job? Notice how all the other cops didn't kill any unarmed people?

"Murder"???? No. Their job is to protect the lives of the congress. They set barriers, and a defensive position. Behind them, the lives they are protecting. Then a mob broke into the building. They didn't see it from the news. They didn't see or hear commentary, or see it from a helicopters perspective. They lived it. After this mob, with unknown weapons, unknown intentions, shoved past police, got into fights with police, beat police officers up, they found they're way to a hallway that held congress people. Again, several officers protecting several congress people. An angry mob 15 feet away. Violently trying to get into this hallway, screaming, yelling. One gets through a window, and presents their whole body to the police as they cross a barrier that is stopping the angry mob, from the lives the police are legally sworn to protect and gets lawful presence from US Code. Like the military. 15 feet, unknown assailant with unknown intentions, with unknown weapons. Streetbeat cops have killed hundreds for half that. This police officer assessed and found the lives he was protecting is under immediate threat. The only dumbass here is the military trained assailant. The only person that could have stopped this, is the assailant. It is not murder, it's the exact representation one of the only defined times that a police officers gun should go off. And it was immediately effective as a mob deflection tactic. No one else dared enter, and no one else was shot. Later, this same "innocent" "totally not an insurrection" mob, beat a police officer... with a flag... If you're defending the actions of a mob that wanted to upset the majority of opinions of the US, you're part of the problem.
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"Murder"????

No. 

Their job is to protect the lives of the congress. They set barriers, and a defensive position. Behind them, the lives they are protecting. 

Then a mob broke into the building. 

They didn't see it from the news. They didn't see or hear commentary, or see it from a helicopters perspective. They lived it. 

After this mob, with unknown weapons, unknown intentions, shoved past police, got into fights with police, beat police officers up, they found they're way to a hallway that held congress people. 

Again, several officers protecting several congress people. An angry mob 15 feet away. Violently trying to get into this hallway, screaming, yelling. 

One gets through a window, and presents their whole body to the police as they cross a barrier that is stopping the angry mob, from the lives the police are legally sworn to protect and gets lawful presence from US Code. 

Like the military. 

15 feet, unknown assailant with unknown intentions, with unknown weapons. 

Streetbeat  cops have killed hundreds for half that. 

This police officer assessed and found the lives he was protecting is under immediate threat. 

The only dumbass here is the military trained assailant. The only person that could have stopped this, is the assailant. 

It is not murder,  it's the exact representation one of the only defined times that a police officers gun should go off. 

And it was immediately effective as a mob deflection tactic. No one else dared enter, and no one else was shot. 

Later, this same "innocent" "totally not an insurrection" mob, beat a police officer... with a flag...

If you're defending the actions of a mob that wanted to upset the majority of opinions of the US, you're part of the problem.
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Posted on 19:16:49 - 27/08/21 (1 month ago)
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Imagine thinking it's a cops "job" to kill unarmed people.
Bhappychap [2270497]
Imagine thinking it's not a cops job given by US congressional power and US Code to protect the people and property of the highest legislative office in the entire country.
ZickyJackz [497258]
Protect them, by murdering an unarmed woman? You think that is their job? Notice how all the other cops didn't kill any unarmed people?
Bhappychap [2270497]
"Murder"????

No.

Their job is to protect the lives of the congress. They set barriers, and a defensive position. Behind them, the lives they are protecting.

Then a mob broke into the building.

They didn't see it from the news. They didn't see or hear commentary, or see it from a helicopters perspective. They lived it.

After this mob, with unknown weapons, unknown intentions, shoved past police, got into fights with police, beat police officers up, they found they're way to a hallway that held congress people.

Again, several officers protecting several congress people. An angry mob 15 feet away. Violently trying to get into this hallway, screaming, yelling.

One gets through a window, and presents their whole body to the police as they cross a barrier that is stopping the angry mob, from the lives the police are legally sworn to protect and gets lawful presence from US Code.

Like the military.

15 feet, unknown assailant with unknown intentions, with unknown weapons.

Streetbeat cops have killed hundreds for half that.

This police officer assessed and found the lives he was protecting is under immediate threat.

The only dumbass here is the military trained assailant. The only person that could have stopped this, is the assailant.

It is not murder, it's the exact representation one of the only defined times that a police officers gun should go off.

And it was immediately effective as a mob deflection tactic. No one else dared enter, and no one else was shot.

Later, this same "innocent" "totally not an insurrection" mob, beat a police officer... with a flag...

If you're defending the actions of a mob that wanted to upset the majority of opinions of the US, you're part of the problem.

Somehow, this mob thought they wouldn't be held accountable for their "opinions" which they sadly expressed with [b]criminal [/b]acts of violence. Now, many of them are finding themselves behind bars. One of the "militia" in Michigan that planned to kidnap the governor was just sentenced to six years. Makes you wonder if any of these "patriots" in forums elsewhere will find themselves before a judge for plotting seditious or violent acts. Freedom of speech ends when it involves plotting kidnapping, murder or overthrowing the government. [i]As the Supreme Court held in Brandenburg v. Ohio (1969), the government may forbid “incitement”—speech “directed at inciting or producing [url=https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/imminent]imminent[/url] lawless action” and “likely to incite or produce such action” (such as a speech to a mob urging it to attack a nearby building). [/i][url]https://www.britannica.com/topic/First-Amendment/Permissible-restrictions-on-expression[/url]
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Somehow, this mob thought they wouldn't be held accountable for their "opinions" which they sadly expressed with criminal acts of violence. Now, many of them are finding themselves behind bars. One of the "militia" in Michigan that planned to kidnap the governor was just sentenced to six years.

Makes you wonder if any of these "patriots" in forums elsewhere will find themselves before a judge for plotting seditious or violent acts. Freedom of speech ends when it involves plotting kidnapping, murder or overthrowing the government. 

As the Supreme Court held in Brandenburg v. Ohio (1969), the government may forbid “incitement”—speech “directed at inciting or producing imminent lawless action” and “likely to incite or produce such action” (such as a speech to a mob urging it to attack a nearby building). 

https://www.britannica.com/topic/First-Amendment/Permissible-restrictions-on-expression
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Posted on 19:38:47 - 27/08/21 (1 month ago)
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Imagine thinking it's a cops "job" to kill unarmed people.
Bhappychap [2270497]
Imagine thinking it's not a cops job given by US congressional power and US Code to protect the people and property of the highest legislative office in the entire country.
ZickyJackz [497258]
Protect them, by murdering an unarmed woman? You think that is their job? Notice how all the other cops didn't kill any unarmed people?
Bhappychap [2270497]
"Murder"????

No.

Their job is to protect the lives of the congress. They set barriers, and a defensive position. Behind them, the lives they are protecting.

Then a mob broke into the building.

They didn't see it from the news. They didn't see or hear commentary, or see it from a helicopters perspective. They lived it.

After this mob, with unknown weapons, unknown intentions, shoved past police, got into fights with police, beat police officers up, they found they're way to a hallway that held congress people.

Again, several officers protecting several congress people. An angry mob 15 feet away. Violently trying to get into this hallway, screaming, yelling.

One gets through a window, and presents their whole body to the police as they cross a barrier that is stopping the angry mob, from the lives the police are legally sworn to protect and gets lawful presence from US Code.

Like the military.

15 feet, unknown assailant with unknown intentions, with unknown weapons.

Streetbeat cops have killed hundreds for half that.

This police officer assessed and found the lives he was protecting is under immediate threat.

The only dumbass here is the military trained assailant. The only person that could have stopped this, is the assailant.

It is not murder, it's the exact representation one of the only defined times that a police officers gun should go off.

And it was immediately effective as a mob deflection tactic. No one else dared enter, and no one else was shot.

Later, this same "innocent" "totally not an insurrection" mob, beat a police officer... with a flag...

If you're defending the actions of a mob that wanted to upset the majority of opinions of the US, you're part of the problem.

I'm not reading all that, because well, you posted it. But nothing in your rambling response is going to make me think it's ok or acceptable that One cop out of them all found it necessary to kill one unarmed woman. But hey, that's me. That's how I feel. I don't like the police and I'm usually very critical of them.
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I'm not reading all that, because well, you posted it.  But nothing in your rambling response is going to make me think it's ok or acceptable that One cop out of them all found it necessary to kill one unarmed woman.  

But hey, that's me.  That's how I feel.  I don't like the police and I'm usually very critical of them.
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Posted on 19:46:31 - 27/08/21 (1 month ago)
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Imagine thinking it's a cops "job" to kill unarmed people.
Bhappychap [2270497]
Imagine thinking it's not a cops job given by US congressional power and US Code to protect the people and property of the highest legislative office in the entire country.
ZickyJackz [497258]
Protect them, by murdering an unarmed woman? You think that is their job? Notice how all the other cops didn't kill any unarmed people?
Bhappychap [2270497]
"Murder"????

No.

Their job is to protect the lives of the congress. They set barriers, and a defensive position. Behind them, the lives they are protecting.

Then a mob broke into the building.

They didn't see it from the news. They didn't see or hear commentary, or see it from a helicopters perspective. They lived it.

After this mob, with unknown weapons, unknown intentions, shoved past police, got into fights with police, beat police officers up, they found they're way to a hallway that held congress people.

Again, several officers protecting several congress people. An angry mob 15 feet away. Violently trying to get into this hallway, screaming, yelling.

One gets through a window, and presents their whole body to the police as they cross a barrier that is stopping the angry mob, from the lives the police are legally sworn to protect and gets lawful presence from US Code.

Like the military.

15 feet, unknown assailant with unknown intentions, with unknown weapons.

Streetbeat cops have killed hundreds for half that.

This police officer assessed and found the lives he was protecting is under immediate threat.

The only dumbass here is the military trained assailant. The only person that could have stopped this, is the assailant.

It is not murder, it's the exact representation one of the only defined times that a police officers gun should go off.

And it was immediately effective as a mob deflection tactic. No one else dared enter, and no one else was shot.

Later, this same "innocent" "totally not an insurrection" mob, beat a police officer... with a flag...

If you're defending the actions of a mob that wanted to upset the majority of opinions of the US, you're part of the problem.
ZickyJackz [497258]
I'm not reading all that, because well, you posted it. But nothing in your rambling response is going to make me think it's ok or acceptable that One cop out of them all found it necessary to kill one unarmed woman.

But hey, that's me. That's how I feel. I don't like the police and I'm usually very critical of them.

Ok, good to see you admit you are wrong, but don't want to read the shit that destroys any stupid argument you had
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Ok, good to see you admit you are wrong, but don't want to read the shit that destroys any stupid argument you had
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Posted on 21:16:41 - 27/08/21 (1 month ago)
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I don't understand why there's still arguing. No one is going to change their minds lol. There are people that think she deserved to die because of x y z and people believed she didn't deserve to die. It's whatever.
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I don't understand why there's still arguing. No one is going to change their minds lol.

There are people that think she deserved to die because of x y z and people believed she didn't deserve to die. It's whatever.
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I don't understand why there's still arguing. No one is going to change their minds lol.

There are people that think she deserved to die because of x y z and people believed she didn't deserve to die. It's whatever.

No one really thinks she deserved to die. Stop putting and manipulating words. Most people think that the police officers actions fulfilled his duty. Regrettably someone died because of it. A very small percentage of people are still on "this is a friendly mob because only some people had bats, shock shooters, etc". They forget that cops see any aggressive assailant a threat, because many things can be weapons, and guns come in very small, and hideable formats. And when a perimeter is breached, by a yelling angry mob, that threat intensifies. [url=https://www.adn.com/nation-world/2021/01/08/newly-available-video-shows-fatal-shooting-of-pro-trump-rioter-ashli-babbitt-in-the-capitol/]No one watching that video[/url] is thinking "this mob is here to have a nice little chat and some tea with some legislators muhuhuhuhu". It's a f**king threat. "f**k the blue" And "I see people out there get hurt, I don't want to see you get hurt....Make a path."
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No one really thinks she deserved to die. Stop putting and manipulating words. 

Most people think that the police officers actions fulfilled his duty. Regrettably someone died because of it. 

A very small percentage of people are still on "this is a friendly mob because only some people had bats, shock shooters, etc". 

They forget that cops see any aggressive assailant a threat, because many things can be weapons, and guns come in very small, and hideable formats. 

 And when a perimeter is breached, by a yelling angry mob, that threat intensifies. No one watching that video is thinking "this mob is here to have a nice little chat and some tea with some legislators muhuhuhuhu". It's a f**king threat. 

"f**k the blue"
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"I see people out there get hurt, I don't want to see you get hurt....Make a path."
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Posted on 04:23:07 - 28/08/21 (1 month ago)
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Imagine thinking it's a cops "job" to kill unarmed people.
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Bhappychap [2270497]
Imagine thinking it's not a cops job given by US congressional power and US Code to protect the people and property of the highest legislative office in the entire country.
ZickyJackz [497258]
Protect them, by murdering an unarmed woman? You think that is their job? Notice how all the other cops didn't kill any unarmed people?
Bhappychap [2270497]
"Murder"????

No.

Their job is to protect the lives of the congress. They set barriers, and a defensive position. Behind them, the lives they are protecting.

Then a mob broke into the building.

They didn't see it from the news. They didn't see or hear commentary, or see it from a helicopters perspective. They lived it.

After this mob, with unknown weapons, unknown intentions, shoved past police, got into fights with police, beat police officers up, they found they're way to a hallway that held congress people.

Again, several officers protecting several congress people. An angry mob 15 feet away. Violently trying to get into this hallway, screaming, yelling.

One gets through a window, and presents their whole body to the police as they cross a barrier that is stopping the angry mob, from the lives the police are legally sworn to protect and gets lawful presence from US Code.

Like the military.

15 feet, unknown assailant with unknown intentions, with unknown weapons.

Streetbeat cops have killed hundreds for half that.

This police officer assessed and found the lives he was protecting is under immediate threat.

The only dumbass here is the military trained assailant. The only person that could have stopped this, is the assailant.

It is not murder, it's the exact representation one of the only defined times that a police officers gun should go off.

And it was immediately effective as a mob deflection tactic. No one else dared enter, and no one else was shot.

Later, this same "innocent" "totally not an insurrection" mob, beat a police officer... with a flag...

If you're defending the actions of a mob that wanted to upset the majority of opinions of the US, you're part of the problem.
ZickyJackz [497258]
I'm not reading all that, because well, you posted it. But nothing in your rambling response is going to make me think it's ok or acceptable that One cop out of them all found it necessary to kill one unarmed woman.

But hey, that's me. That's how I feel. I don't like the police and I'm usually very critical of them.
Capgros [2088627]
Ok, good to see you admit you are wrong, but don't want to read the shit that destroys any stupid argument you had

Shut up, you brain dead shit bag.
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Posted on 07:52:34 - 28/08/21 (1 month ago)
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Imagine thinking it's not a cops job given by US congressional power and US Code to protect the people and property of the highest legislative office in the entire country.
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Protect them, by murdering an unarmed woman? You think that is their job? Notice how all the other cops didn't kill any unarmed people?
Bhappychap [2270497]
"Murder"????

No.

Their job is to protect the lives of the congress. They set barriers, and a defensive position. Behind them, the lives they are protecting.

Then a mob broke into the building.

They didn't see it from the news. They didn't see or hear commentary, or see it from a helicopters perspective. They lived it.

After this mob, with unknown weapons, unknown intentions, shoved past police, got into fights with police, beat police officers up, they found they're way to a hallway that held congress people.

Again, several officers protecting several congress people. An angry mob 15 feet away. Violently trying to get into this hallway, screaming, yelling.

One gets through a window, and presents their whole body to the police as they cross a barrier that is stopping the angry mob, from the lives the police are legally sworn to protect and gets lawful presence from US Code.

Like the military.

15 feet, unknown assailant with unknown intentions, with unknown weapons.

Streetbeat cops have killed hundreds for half that.

This police officer assessed and found the lives he was protecting is under immediate threat.

The only dumbass here is the military trained assailant. The only person that could have stopped this, is the assailant.

It is not murder, it's the exact representation one of the only defined times that a police officers gun should go off.

And it was immediately effective as a mob deflection tactic. No one else dared enter, and no one else was shot.

Later, this same "innocent" "totally not an insurrection" mob, beat a police officer... with a flag...

If you're defending the actions of a mob that wanted to upset the majority of opinions of the US, you're part of the problem.
ZickyJackz [497258]
I'm not reading all that, because well, you posted it. But nothing in your rambling response is going to make me think it's ok or acceptable that One cop out of them all found it necessary to kill one unarmed woman.

But hey, that's me. That's how I feel. I don't like the police and I'm usually very critical of them.
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Ok, good to see you admit you are wrong, but don't want to read the shit that destroys any stupid argument you had
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Shut up, you brain dead shit bag.

Your weakness shows.
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Posted on 09:51:22 - 28/08/21 (1 month ago)
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Protect them, by murdering an unarmed woman? You think that is their job? Notice how all the other cops didn't kill any unarmed people?
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"Murder"????

No.

Their job is to protect the lives of the congress. They set barriers, and a defensive position. Behind them, the lives they are protecting.

Then a mob broke into the building.

They didn't see it from the news. They didn't see or hear commentary, or see it from a helicopters perspective. They lived it.

After this mob, with unknown weapons, unknown intentions, shoved past police, got into fights with police, beat police officers up, they found they're way to a hallway that held congress people.

Again, several officers protecting several congress people. An angry mob 15 feet away. Violently trying to get into this hallway, screaming, yelling.

One gets through a window, and presents their whole body to the police as they cross a barrier that is stopping the angry mob, from the lives the police are legally sworn to protect and gets lawful presence from US Code.

Like the military.

15 feet, unknown assailant with unknown intentions, with unknown weapons.

Streetbeat cops have killed hundreds for half that.

This police officer assessed and found the lives he was protecting is under immediate threat.

The only dumbass here is the military trained assailant. The only person that could have stopped this, is the assailant.

It is not murder, it's the exact representation one of the only defined times that a police officers gun should go off.

And it was immediately effective as a mob deflection tactic. No one else dared enter, and no one else was shot.

Later, this same "innocent" "totally not an insurrection" mob, beat a police officer... with a flag...

If you're defending the actions of a mob that wanted to upset the majority of opinions of the US, you're part of the problem.
ZickyJackz [497258]
I'm not reading all that, because well, you posted it. But nothing in your rambling response is going to make me think it's ok or acceptable that One cop out of them all found it necessary to kill one unarmed woman.

But hey, that's me. That's how I feel. I don't like the police and I'm usually very critical of them.
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Ok, good to see you admit you are wrong, but don't want to read the shit that destroys any stupid argument you had
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Shut up, you brain dead shit bag.
Capgros [2088627]
Your weakness shows.

Coming from you, I'm not too bothered.
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So...football's back huh? [img]/images/v2/emotions/tongue.png[/img]
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So...football's back huh?

yup, cannot wait for week 5.
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So...football's back huh?

SaintLuke [2220265]
yup, cannot wait for week 5.

Is it football season already? I guess it's time for my Bears to disappoint me once again.
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So...football's back huh?

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I was wonder "why the f**k can't Luke wait for week 5??" Then I checked. Don't take this ass whoopin' personally. [img]/images/v2/emotions/smiley.png[/img]
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-El- [463504]
So...football's back huh?

SaintLuke [2220265]
yup, cannot wait for week 5.
-El- [463504]
I was wonder "why the f**k can't Luke wait for week 5??"

Then I checked.

Don't take this ass whoopin' personally.

I really hope you do not. [img]/images/v2/emotions/wink.png[/img]
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