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Want to talk about the cop outside who was stomped on kicked and beaten to death with flagpoles and anything else those monsters could find to hit him with? I didn't think so
Just a red herring regarding the killing of the woman. By your logic every antifa and BLM rioter should been shot by association.
Of course the Patriots were attacking the legitimate and elected government of the time. The basis for the Capitol riots is ostensibly because the election was stolen and Trump should serve a second term although that is unsubstantiated, not to start a revolution
No, they were not. The elected colonial legislatures were on the side of the Americans. There was a Parliament in London, of course, but the Americans were not allowed to vote for it or hold a seat in it
This lack of representation was one of the major causes of the war.
And they continue to maintain that it was stolen despite losing over sixty court cases, every state certifying it's results. They simply won't concede defeat. This is untenable, it is not the American way.
If there was massive fraud, proving it in court, especially in front of conservative judge, should have been successful. If you can't do that, accept defeat.
I think it goes deeper than that. I think this reveals a dark side of of our society.
Who cares about the race of the officer? These people broke into the capitol building some carrying guns,& zip ties. If someone breaks a window or door trying to get into your house would you think they were "nonviolent"?
They weren't there for a picnic when they were shouting Hang Mike Pence.
LOL Democrats sure do when the officer who kills is white and they make sure the whole nation knows the race and identity.
Don't try to twist what I said, that's lame. This is what I was responding to:
I'm not twisting your words one bit. You are twisting mine. I quoted you and asked the question, did Ashli do any of the things you claimed some others did? She was shot to death by that officer for just sticking her head into a door window and that's a fact.
I'm not twisting your words one bit. You are twisting mine. I quoted you and asked the question, did Ashli do any of the things you claimed some others did? She was shot to death by that officer for just sticking her head into a door window and that's a fact.
Ten pages since I checked in and you’re peddling the same she did nothing wrong false narrative. No one believes for a second she was innocent. She was in a riotous mob storming the capital. Her co rioters chanting hang pence. Has she been an innocent protester **** I’ve been out on the street the other peaceful protesters not inside with the rioters seditious mob
I'm not twisting your words one bit. You are twisting mine. I quoted you and asked the question, did Ashli do any of the things you claimed some others did? She was shot to death by that officer for just sticking her head into a door window and that's a fact.
Let's try this one more time. You said "You have no way of knowing what she or those with her would've done " I never specifically attributed anything to her other than her attempted entrance into chamber.
Let's try this one more time. You said "You have no way of knowing what she or those with her would've done " I never specifically attributed anything to her other than her attempted entrance into chamber.
Well you did by bringing up what others allegedly did but whatever. All that really matters is that officer shot her to death for sticking her head in a door window.
I'm not twisting your words one bit. You are twisting mine. I quoted you and asked the question, did Ashli do any of the things you claimed some others did? She was shot to death by that officer for just sticking her head into a door window and that's a fact.
Based upon what others were doing and the stated intentions of others, the Capitol Police established a security perimeter around House Members and Senators. Ashli deliberately violated that perimeter full well knowing that lethal force was threatened. We're not talking about a lost child somehow wandering onto a Congressman's office. There is a range of possible threat and that threat meter was high that day. That simple.
Based upon what others were doing and the stated intentions of others, the Capitol Police established a security permit around House Members and Senators. Ashli violated that perimeter. We're not talking about a lost child somehow wandering onto a Congressman's office. There is a range of possible threat and that meter was high that day. That simple.
She didn't exactly violate a "perimeter" being on the other side of the door with several officers when shot. It's not plausible she knew she'd be shot by that officer for sticking her head in the window or she wouldn't have. I see the shooting as excessive and unnecessary deadly force when she could've been easily pushed back or detained or at least an attempt to do so first. There's no point going over the exact same argument. I suppose you never see excessive force in any police shootings and are consistent, right?
If you want a victim, why not this guy? He didn't know that people under investigation for their participation in the assault on the Capitol are on a no fly list https://twitter.com/RayRedacted/stat...88601118273537
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