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The security failure is staggering.
And so much for my accidental discharge possibility. Aimed shot. -
Didn't see it in the videos I watched. Plain and simple. Have I seen everyone? Probably not but quite a few. As I said I am using the evidence I have been able to see for myself not anything the media says. Seeing police remove barricades, open doors and wave people inward and onward tells me that most simply walked on in and only a very small number did otherwise.creepycoug said:
Again, Sleddy, a non-point. You straining your back today.Sledog said:
A large number of protests in other states some were militia some entered yet not seeing anything about any violence.creepycoug said:
Then why were they scaling walls? What was the video of bashington in the door and window? I wasn't there, but I saw some video cops opening the door (hopefully an investigation there) but also video of a bull rush ... lots of it.alumni94 said:
Yes it would make the cops complicit. The question is whether they were told to stand down from their leadership, or some of them agreed with the storming and therefore let it happen? Clearly the force outside the capital building and inside were two different jurisdictions and not on the same page.NorthwestFresh said:
You have consistently rational responses. If the police let them in, which they did, doesn’t that make the cops complicit? Same thing they did when many more Pussy Hatters stormed and occupied the Rotunda, along with Grassley’s office, from which his staffers had to evacuate, during the Kavanaugh hearings.alumni94 said:You don't let a person into your house and then shoot them. Police were allowing people to enter. I would assume at that point I wouldn't be shot as there was little to no resistance or even help to enter. It was an inconsistent reaction.
Which one was she counting on?
Like I said in another thread, this is Breona Taylor. You show up at these things and push the issue and back cops into a corner, your odds of a bad event have just gone up substantially.
Better to use your brain, stay outside and carry a sign. -
Yes, but it's sad
Do you disagree with the decision to shoot?GrundleStiltzkin said:The security failure is staggering.
And so much for my accidental discharge possibility. Aimed shot. -
That guys not partisan..........................................AOG said:this is how close to the reps -->
But hey look who posted it, Angry Old Gay. -
Not really. I’ll give the cop the benefit of the doubt, nutty situation. It’ll be investigated. As you said earlier, play stupid games, win stupid prizes.GreenRiverGatorz said:
Do you disagree with the decision to shoot?GrundleStiltzkin said:The security failure is staggering.
And so much for my accidental discharge possibility. Aimed shot. -
Biden says to shoot people in the knees.GreenRiverGatorz said:
Do you disagree with the decision to shoot?GrundleStiltzkin said:The security failure is staggering.
And so much for my accidental discharge possibility. Aimed shot. -
Yes, but it's sad
I didn't say that, but I'll endorse it.GrundleStiltzkin said:
Not really. I’ll give the cop the benefit of the doubt, nutty situation. It’ll be investigated. As you said earlier, play stupid games, win stupid prizes.GreenRiverGatorz said:
Do you disagree with the decision to shoot?GrundleStiltzkin said:The security failure is staggering.
And so much for my accidental discharge possibility. Aimed shot. -
Completely agree with this. You definitely increase your chances of bad things happening to you if you break into the Capitol or if your boyfriend who is using you as a human shield, shoots a police officer in the leg as they are coming through the door.creepycoug said:
Then why were they scaling walls? What was the video of bashington in the door and window? I wasn't there, but I saw some video cops opening the door (hopefully an investigation there) but also video of a bull rush ... lots of it.alumni94 said:
Yes it would make the cops complicit. The question is whether they were told to stand down from their leadership, or some of them agreed with the storming and therefore let it happen? Clearly the force outside the capital building and inside were two different jurisdictions and not on the same page.NorthwestFresh said:
You have consistently rational responses. If the police let them in, which they did, doesn’t that make the cops complicit? Same thing they did when many more Pussy Hatters stormed and occupied the Rotunda, along with Grassley’s office, from which his staffers had to evacuate, during the Kavanaugh hearings.alumni94 said:You don't let a person into your house and then shoot them. Police were allowing people to enter. I would assume at that point I wouldn't be shot as there was little to no resistance or even help to enter. It was an inconsistent reaction.
Which one was she counting on?
Like I said in another thread, this is Breona Taylor. You show up at these things and push the issue and back cops into a corner, your odds of a bad event have just gone up substantially.
Better to use your brain, stay outside and carry a sign. -
The left loves that when it isn't one of them as shooting at police or trying to stab them isn't adequate justification while on the lefty side trespassing is dangerous enough to shoot everyone.GrundleStiltzkin said:
Not really. I’ll give the cop the benefit of the doubt, nutty situation. It’ll be investigated. As you said earlier, play stupid games, win stupid prizes.GreenRiverGatorz said:
Do you disagree with the decision to shoot?GrundleStiltzkin said:The security failure is staggering.
And so much for my accidental discharge possibility. Aimed shot. -
Maybe that was creepy. Irregardless, fitting.GreenRiverGatorz said:
I didn't say that, but I'll endorse it.GrundleStiltzkin said:
Not really. I’ll give the cop the benefit of the doubt, nutty situation. It’ll be investigated. As you said earlier, play stupid games, win stupid prizes.GreenRiverGatorz said:
Do you disagree with the decision to shoot?GrundleStiltzkin said:The security failure is staggering.
And so much for my accidental discharge possibility. Aimed shot. -
Just needs moar timPurpleThrobber said:
Biden says to shoot people in the knees.GreenRiverGatorz said:
Do you disagree with the decision to shoot?GrundleStiltzkin said:The security failure is staggering.
And so much for my accidental discharge possibility. Aimed shot. -
@creepycougSledog said:
Didn't see it in the videos I watched. Plain and simple. Have I seen everyone? Probably not but quite a few. As I said I am using the evidence I have been able to see for myself not anything the media says. Seeing police remove barricades, open doors and wave people inward and onward tells me that most simply walked on in and only a very small number did otherwise.creepycoug said:
Again, Sleddy, a non-point. You straining your back today.Sledog said:
A large number of protests in other states some were militia some entered yet not seeing anything about any violence.creepycoug said:
Then why were they scaling walls? What was the video of bashington in the door and window? I wasn't there, but I saw some video cops opening the door (hopefully an investigation there) but also video of a bull rush ... lots of it.alumni94 said:
Yes it would make the cops complicit. The question is whether they were told to stand down from their leadership, or some of them agreed with the storming and therefore let it happen? Clearly the force outside the capital building and inside were two different jurisdictions and not on the same page.NorthwestFresh said:
You have consistently rational responses. If the police let them in, which they did, doesn’t that make the cops complicit? Same thing they did when many more Pussy Hatters stormed and occupied the Rotunda, along with Grassley’s office, from which his staffers had to evacuate, during the Kavanaugh hearings.alumni94 said:You don't let a person into your house and then shoot them. Police were allowing people to enter. I would assume at that point I wouldn't be shot as there was little to no resistance or even help to enter. It was an inconsistent reaction.
Which one was she counting on?
Like I said in another thread, this is Breona Taylor. You show up at these things and push the issue and back cops into a corner, your odds of a bad event have just gone up substantially.
Better to use your brain, stay outside and carry a sign.
Here is a video that tells a different story. No clue if the claim of “ANTIFA” is true, but Trump supporters stopped whoever this is from breaking windows. The Democrats and Democrat Media are in full censorship and demonizing mode and trying to incite violence against Trump supporters by painting us all at terrorists..
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No, overreaction! BLM protesters weren't shot
So there were cops there blocking it and they moved. Them moving causes her death.AOG said:this is how close to the reps -->
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ANTIFA do like their truncheons.NorthwestFresh said:
@creepycougSledog said:
Didn't see it in the videos I watched. Plain and simple. Have I seen everyone? Probably not but quite a few. As I said I am using the evidence I have been able to see for myself not anything the media says. Seeing police remove barricades, open doors and wave people inward and onward tells me that most simply walked on in and only a very small number did otherwise.creepycoug said:
Again, Sleddy, a non-point. You straining your back today.Sledog said:
A large number of protests in other states some were militia some entered yet not seeing anything about any violence.creepycoug said:
Then why were they scaling walls? What was the video of bashington in the door and window? I wasn't there, but I saw some video cops opening the door (hopefully an investigation there) but also video of a bull rush ... lots of it.alumni94 said:
Yes it would make the cops complicit. The question is whether they were told to stand down from their leadership, or some of them agreed with the storming and therefore let it happen? Clearly the force outside the capital building and inside were two different jurisdictions and not on the same page.NorthwestFresh said:
You have consistently rational responses. If the police let them in, which they did, doesn’t that make the cops complicit? Same thing they did when many more Pussy Hatters stormed and occupied the Rotunda, along with Grassley’s office, from which his staffers had to evacuate, during the Kavanaugh hearings.alumni94 said:You don't let a person into your house and then shoot them. Police were allowing people to enter. I would assume at that point I wouldn't be shot as there was little to no resistance or even help to enter. It was an inconsistent reaction.
Which one was she counting on?
Like I said in another thread, this is Breona Taylor. You show up at these things and push the issue and back cops into a corner, your odds of a bad event have just gone up substantially.
Better to use your brain, stay outside and carry a sign.
Here is a video that tells a different story. No clue if the claim of “ANTIFA” is true, but Trump supporters stopped whoever this is from breaking windows. The Democrats and Democrat Media are in full censorship and demonizing mode and trying to incite violence against Trump supporters by painting us all at terrorists.. -
No, overreaction! BLM protesters weren't shotI'm just voting against the left
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Yes, but it's sadWhen the looting starts, the shooting starts. A wise man once said that.
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Yes, but it's sadAlso, "Law and Order!"
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fleaGrundleStiltzkin said:
Maybe that was creepy. Irregardless, fitting.GreenRiverGatorz said:
I didn't say that, but I'll endorse it.GrundleStiltzkin said:
Not really. I’ll give the cop the benefit of the doubt, nutty situation. It’ll be investigated. As you said earlier, play stupid games, win stupid prizes.GreenRiverGatorz said:
Do you disagree with the decision to shoot?GrundleStiltzkin said:The security failure is staggering.
And so much for my accidental discharge possibility. Aimed shot. -
I've no doubt there were loons there claiming association with various groups, or whatever. And I've no doubt that there were a majority of law abiding folks pushing an aggressive protest who would stop an attempt at vandalizing the Capital. There were a few folks from the hometown who made the trip, and they are certainly straight-as-arrow people and deeply saddened that this happened. Fortunately, they were smart enough to stay away from that part of it.NorthwestFresh said:
@creepycougSledog said:
Didn't see it in the videos I watched. Plain and simple. Have I seen everyone? Probably not but quite a few. As I said I am using the evidence I have been able to see for myself not anything the media says. Seeing police remove barricades, open doors and wave people inward and onward tells me that most simply walked on in and only a very small number did otherwise.creepycoug said:
Again, Sleddy, a non-point. You straining your back today.Sledog said:
A large number of protests in other states some were militia some entered yet not seeing anything about any violence.creepycoug said:
Then why were they scaling walls? What was the video of bashington in the door and window? I wasn't there, but I saw some video cops opening the door (hopefully an investigation there) but also video of a bull rush ... lots of it.alumni94 said:
Yes it would make the cops complicit. The question is whether they were told to stand down from their leadership, or some of them agreed with the storming and therefore let it happen? Clearly the force outside the capital building and inside were two different jurisdictions and not on the same page.NorthwestFresh said:
You have consistently rational responses. If the police let them in, which they did, doesn’t that make the cops complicit? Same thing they did when many more Pussy Hatters stormed and occupied the Rotunda, along with Grassley’s office, from which his staffers had to evacuate, during the Kavanaugh hearings.alumni94 said:You don't let a person into your house and then shoot them. Police were allowing people to enter. I would assume at that point I wouldn't be shot as there was little to no resistance or even help to enter. It was an inconsistent reaction.
Which one was she counting on?
Like I said in another thread, this is Breona Taylor. You show up at these things and push the issue and back cops into a corner, your odds of a bad event have just gone up substantially.
Better to use your brain, stay outside and carry a sign.
Here is a video that tells a different story. No clue if the claim of “ANTIFA” is true, but Trump supporters stopped whoever this is from breaking windows. The Democrats and Democrat Media are in full censorship and demonizing mode and trying to incite violence against Trump supporters by painting us all at terrorists..
The (I think) relatively small % of the total folks who are screwed are those who won the Darwin award and posted their own videos of themselves inside the Capital. There were arrests of people with homemade bombs and shit in their vehicles and all of those people are going down and should.
Like I said, my stand on this is pretty predictable and should be pretty vanilla across the board. Stand out and protest for days on end if you want to. Carry signs, shout through a megaphone, all that shit. Breach the Capital, or any state or federal office by force with a mob and the implied threat that poses, and you get what you get and that includes no sympathy from me.
Their personal politics is almost not relevant from my standpoint. As I've said over and over when debating the summer riots ... you show up at these things, especially when they get gamey, and you're exposing yourself to the odds.
Sad day for the country. -
The reaction of the entire media and Rats is the sad thing. These people were lauded as courageous heroes as their plan was to take over the Capitol. They even chased Chuck Grassley’s staff out of his office.creepycoug said:
I've no doubt there were loons there claiming association with various groups, or whatever. And I've no doubt that there were a majority of law abiding folks pushing an aggressive protest who would stop an attempt at vandalizing the Capital. There were a few folks from the hometown who made the trip, and they are certainly straight-as-arrow people and deeply saddened that this happened. Fortunately, they were smart enough to stay away from that part of it.NorthwestFresh said:
@creepycougSledog said:
Didn't see it in the videos I watched. Plain and simple. Have I seen everyone? Probably not but quite a few. As I said I am using the evidence I have been able to see for myself not anything the media says. Seeing police remove barricades, open doors and wave people inward and onward tells me that most simply walked on in and only a very small number did otherwise.creepycoug said:
Again, Sleddy, a non-point. You straining your back today.Sledog said:
A large number of protests in other states some were militia some entered yet not seeing anything about any violence.creepycoug said:
Then why were they scaling walls? What was the video of bashington in the door and window? I wasn't there, but I saw some video cops opening the door (hopefully an investigation there) but also video of a bull rush ... lots of it.alumni94 said:
Yes it would make the cops complicit. The question is whether they were told to stand down from their leadership, or some of them agreed with the storming and therefore let it happen? Clearly the force outside the capital building and inside were two different jurisdictions and not on the same page.NorthwestFresh said:
You have consistently rational responses. If the police let them in, which they did, doesn’t that make the cops complicit? Same thing they did when many more Pussy Hatters stormed and occupied the Rotunda, along with Grassley’s office, from which his staffers had to evacuate, during the Kavanaugh hearings.alumni94 said:You don't let a person into your house and then shoot them. Police were allowing people to enter. I would assume at that point I wouldn't be shot as there was little to no resistance or even help to enter. It was an inconsistent reaction.
Which one was she counting on?
Like I said in another thread, this is Breona Taylor. You show up at these things and push the issue and back cops into a corner, your odds of a bad event have just gone up substantially.
Better to use your brain, stay outside and carry a sign.
Here is a video that tells a different story. No clue if the claim of “ANTIFA” is true, but Trump supporters stopped whoever this is from breaking windows. The Democrats and Democrat Media are in full censorship and demonizing mode and trying to incite violence against Trump supporters by painting us all at terrorists..
The (I think) relatively small % of the total folks who are screwed are those who won the Darwin award and posted their own videos of themselves inside the Capital. There were arrests of people with homemade bombs and shit in their vehicles and all of those people are going down and should.
Like I said, my stand on this is pretty predictable and should be pretty vanilla across the board. Stand out and protest for days on end if you want to. Carry signs, shout through a megaphone, all that shit. Breach the Capital, or any state or federal office by force with a mob and the implied threat that poses, and you get what you get and that includes no sympathy from me.
Their personal politics is almost not relevant from my standpoint. As I've said over and over when debating the summer riots ... you show up at these things, especially when they get gamey, and you're exposing yourself to the odds.
Sad day for the country.
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That is a fair point.NorthwestFresh said:
The reaction of the entire media and Rats is the sad thing. These people were lauded as courageous heroes as their plan was to take over the Capitol. They even chased Chuck Grassley’s staff out of his office.creepycoug said:
I've no doubt there were loons there claiming association with various groups, or whatever. And I've no doubt that there were a majority of law abiding folks pushing an aggressive protest who would stop an attempt at vandalizing the Capital. There were a few folks from the hometown who made the trip, and they are certainly straight-as-arrow people and deeply saddened that this happened. Fortunately, they were smart enough to stay away from that part of it.NorthwestFresh said:
@creepycougSledog said:
Didn't see it in the videos I watched. Plain and simple. Have I seen everyone? Probably not but quite a few. As I said I am using the evidence I have been able to see for myself not anything the media says. Seeing police remove barricades, open doors and wave people inward and onward tells me that most simply walked on in and only a very small number did otherwise.creepycoug said:
Again, Sleddy, a non-point. You straining your back today.Sledog said:
A large number of protests in other states some were militia some entered yet not seeing anything about any violence.creepycoug said:
Then why were they scaling walls? What was the video of bashington in the door and window? I wasn't there, but I saw some video cops opening the door (hopefully an investigation there) but also video of a bull rush ... lots of it.alumni94 said:
Yes it would make the cops complicit. The question is whether they were told to stand down from their leadership, or some of them agreed with the storming and therefore let it happen? Clearly the force outside the capital building and inside were two different jurisdictions and not on the same page.NorthwestFresh said:
You have consistently rational responses. If the police let them in, which they did, doesn’t that make the cops complicit? Same thing they did when many more Pussy Hatters stormed and occupied the Rotunda, along with Grassley’s office, from which his staffers had to evacuate, during the Kavanaugh hearings.alumni94 said:You don't let a person into your house and then shoot them. Police were allowing people to enter. I would assume at that point I wouldn't be shot as there was little to no resistance or even help to enter. It was an inconsistent reaction.
Which one was she counting on?
Like I said in another thread, this is Breona Taylor. You show up at these things and push the issue and back cops into a corner, your odds of a bad event have just gone up substantially.
Better to use your brain, stay outside and carry a sign.
Here is a video that tells a different story. No clue if the claim of “ANTIFA” is true, but Trump supporters stopped whoever this is from breaking windows. The Democrats and Democrat Media are in full censorship and demonizing mode and trying to incite violence against Trump supporters by painting us all at terrorists..
The (I think) relatively small % of the total folks who are screwed are those who won the Darwin award and posted their own videos of themselves inside the Capital. There were arrests of people with homemade bombs and shit in their vehicles and all of those people are going down and should.
Like I said, my stand on this is pretty predictable and should be pretty vanilla across the board. Stand out and protest for days on end if you want to. Carry signs, shout through a megaphone, all that shit. Breach the Capital, or any state or federal office by force with a mob and the implied threat that poses, and you get what you get and that includes no sympathy from me.
Their personal politics is almost not relevant from my standpoint. As I've said over and over when debating the summer riots ... you show up at these things, especially when they get gamey, and you're exposing yourself to the odds.
Sad day for the country. -
Woke patriots vs. Nazi storm troopers.
America is so diverse.....
