Rickyvol77
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OK. Every time the right does it, it's a **** way to have a discussion, and they should be using nuance as well.yeah I don't see you calling it out from the right when they are doing it.
the cop put himself in the way of a vehicle he wanted moved. its counterproductive at best. and an important nuance that is ignored.
one cop, or more, tells her to move, another is stopping her with his body, so they decide they get to arrest her for not obeying one of them, and a civilian gets shot because the cops put her in an impossible situation.
Information this morning is that she is indeed a paid "observer" which is someone employed to video protests and confrontations, in a bad light for LE of course, and she was there to agitate and interfere. Her spouse was on the ground to video her in the vehicle in this instanceIt is informative to have information that indicates that they were there because of ICE. It helps rule out that they were just trying to get home.
The tweet linking the story is really something. We really are living in a world where you can’t trust much of anything.
imo he would face charges in a more perfect system. doesn't mean he would be found guilty.Do you think that the legal deference given to police officers in these situations is worth it?
This was not morally justified or of questionable moral justification. It seems like all but the most extreme are on board with that view of the video.
If the policy justification for the officer not facing charges is intended to allow officers to act without hesitation in other circumstances (e.g. the guy who drove his car into the parade crowd a few years ago) is that a worthwhile trade off?
Tl;dr: would he face charges under a more perfect system?
You do realize the fat pos I’ve “officer” was on the phone walking around and in front of the vehicle while they were trying to force themselves in right? You people are so blinded by hate, not even hate you’ve developed through your lived experience, that you can’t stop for one freaking second to think about what is going on.
I never implied she was following orders or being cooperative. I said the cops gave her conflicting instructions that made the situation worse than it was. note the language "worse" as in there was already a wrong.OK. Every time the right does it, it's a **** way to have a discussion, and they should be using nuance as well.
That should cover me. I'll bookmark it for your next whataboutism.
And for the record, the agent she was interacting with told her to stop, grabbed the doorhandle, at which time (while he was still attached to the SUV) she reversed her SUV at an angle that put the second agent in the path of the SUV, she put it in drive and stomped the gas. It's ridiculous to infer that she was just trying to follow orders and be cooperative. Give me a break.
you know that goes both ways right? what made the native american land they were on part of the US? no settlers, no towns, no local or probably even state government.Well there was no country here, no government, and no laws. That is a 100% fact
What trump's doing transcends political party loyalty. I hope you understand that. Right and left will reap the horrible rewards of this equally.Trump hasn’t started a civil war or convicted of rape. The left did get the Felon which helped get him re elected. A lot of other countries like Trump. If you want to use the civil war thing one could say Obama started dividing the Country
Not at all...it wasn't "their land" any more than it was the tribes lands that they conquered and stole from. No country anywhere in the world just existed out of nowhere.you know that goes both ways right? what made the native american land they were on part of the US? no settlers, no towns, no local or probably even state government.
and sure there were governments, chiefdoms are a form of government. and laws don't have to be written down to be laws. and those natives controlled their area just like any country would.
at best you are playing a semantics game to justify the government doing whatever it wants because its the government and can give itself the power to do whatever it wants.
Well, she actually put herself in that position, but apparently she is not to be held accountable for what she was doing that caused all this to begin with.yeah I don't see you calling it out from the right when they are doing it.
the cop put himself in the way of a vehicle he wanted moved. its counterproductive at best. and an important nuance that is ignored.
one cop, or more, tells her to move, another is stopping her with his body, so they decide they get to arrest her for not obeying one of them, and a civilian gets shot because the cops put her in an impossible situation.
Pretty much. The fact she was paid to be there doing what she and her spouse was doing bears no accountability to the end result. People act like this agent went to the bar and celebrated his conquest afterward.This is the way this thread seems to be running:
Convervatives: "She did not deserve to die, but she contributed to the circumstances leading to her death. It was not murder. The ICE agent was justified because the circumstances gave him the right to self-defense."
Leftists: "It was murder! Murder! She was as pure as the wind-driven snow and had nothing to do with the protests or interfering with ICE. Did we mention she was murdered?"
Obama was bi racial 50% white and 50% black. Never said anything about race but you made it about race like the Left always doesWhat trump's doing transcends political party loyalty. I hope you understand that. Right and left will reap the horrible rewards of this equally.
As far as obama goes, mostly what he did was be black while being president. The white fear that somehow a black president meant they were losing control of the country has lead to this moment in which white americans for some reason think they need to reconquer a country they've controlled for the last 200 years.
