Man With Weapon Detained Near Justice Brett Kavanaugh's Home (legal, school, terrorist)
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"I don't understand. But I don't care, so it works out."
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Originally Posted by RowingFiend
And whitewashed by the Democrat base. Look at the responses on this thread. Now he’s a hero for calling the cops on himself.
He's not a hero.
He's a disturbed young man, and I believe in God, and believe that somehow God gave him grace to halt his plan.
What a complete relief, that he stopped short of completing his plan to kill a Supreme Court Justice.
On the other hand, the US Marshals were there on site, and saw him arrive, as was the plan, and he wouldn't have been able to complete his plan even if he intended to.
He's a disturbed young man, and I believe in God, and believe that somehow God gave him grace to halt his plan.
What a complete relief, that he stopped short of completing his plan to kill a Supreme Court Justice.
On the other hand, the US Marshals were there on sight, and he wouldn't have been able to complete his plan even if he intended to.
He could have shot Marshals enroute to a successful assassination. You never know. He had a gun (amongst other weapons). And this may encourage more leftist assassination attempts.
This will doubtlessly increase the pressure on the leak investigation going on at the Supreme Court. He claims that leak as a major motivation of his attempt (if CNN reporting is to be believed) And a reexamination of the role of Democratic (Schumer, etc.) rhetoric in political violence.
This will result in serious Republican investigations once they take over in November. As it should.
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Originally Posted by Quick Commenter
He could have shot Marshals enroute to a successful assassination. You never know. He had a gun (amongst other weapons). And this may encourage more leftist attempts on the lives of our judges.
This will doubtlessly increase the pressure on the leak investigation going on at the Supreme Court. And a reexamination of the role of Democratic (Schumer, etc.) rhetoric in political violence.
This will result in serious Republican investigations once they take over. As it should.
He didn't, though, did he?
He had an unloaded gun, in a locked hardcase, as is required for an airline flight.
The Marshals noticed him immediately when he exited the cab.
Thank God Kavanaugh and his family were completly unharmed.
He may have planned to call 911 all along, just to intimidate Kavanaugh and his colleagues. It's a strange way to make a point, but people have done dumber things for sure.
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Originally Posted by My Name Is
He may have planned to call 911 all along, just to intimidate Kavanaugh and his colleagues. It's a strange way to make a point, but people have done dumber things for sure.
Ok. So that was his plan.
To pack a gun in a hard case, unloaded, and travel across the country from California to the East Coast, in a plane, take a taxi, get out of the taxi and walk away from Kavanaugh's house, and then call 911 to report himself.
You actually BELIEVE that was the plan, ALL ALONG?
Good god.
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