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Minnesota: Brooklyn Center Looting, Rioting in Wake of Daunte Wright Death
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After thorough consideration, I find this is a much more clear case of police abuse, possibly even racially triggered, than the George Floyd incident.
The suspect was wanted on minor gun crimes: therefore the cops going in were already amped up: "suspect wanted on gun crime" who was black.
The initial contact seemed professional. It wasn't until the female cop inserted herself into the mix and going "hands on" this dude when it did not seem to be needed, did he start to balk and resist.
She then violated any number of safety rules as the situation spiraled out of control, because of her, until, ultimately, an unintended discharge took this guy's life.
The suspect was wanted on minor gun crimes: therefore the cops going in were already amped up: "suspect wanted on gun crime" who was black.
The initial contact seemed professional. It wasn't until the female cop inserted herself into the mix and going "hands on" this dude when it did not seem to be needed, did he start to balk and resist.
She then violated any number of safety rules as the situation spiraled out of control, because of her, until, ultimately, an unintended discharge took this guy's life.
Red Sox and Twins are back, game is on now. That's all I care about. I have exactly zero sympathy for this kid who had a warrant out and ran from the cops gettting himself killed. I'm sick and tired of this racist crap. Blacks have every oppurtunity in this country to better themselves. If they choose to continue to live like criminals, it's not my concern. Slavery ended 150 years ago, civil cights movement ended 50 years ago. It's time to stop playing the race card. We don't care anymore.
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If they outlawed conservative books and then tried to arrest a white guy for having one and he tried to flee so as not to have to go to prison for the crime of having an illegal book and they killed him, would you have sympathy for him? Or would you say he got himself killed by way of doing those things he had every right to do?
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I care less about sports than kops and city folk.
Commercial sports are as bad or worse than commercial Tee-Vee.
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"Criminal" my ass. There's nothing but malum prohibitum bullshit here:
IOW: When the cops come 'round to take your guns, just meekly comply, and submit yourself for further punishment. Or else.
At root, that is what this case is really all about. The race angle is a red herring.
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I don't read conservative book. I have no interest in what the grifters write.
Plenty of stupid white people get shot by the cops for being idiots and running. I would feel the same if this kid was white. It was his own fault.
Nicely stated.... To add, race appears to be more than simply misleading from the truth. It is also a mechanism to turn our society into a chaotic boil of waring factions.... infinitely divided so as to never have the ability to align against the real cause of our troubles.
And the media organ just inculcates/reinforces the reality of division on queue.... over and over until we fear each other as we stand in witness to the engineered loss of stability....
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I don't really follow that reasoning. Seems like you're saying that if the unjust law in question doesn't affect you, then there's nothing wrong with killing the people who break it. So fine. Pick whatever it is that does affect you. They ban something that's important to you (obviously reading books isn't in that category--I should have known that already), and some brave person insists on owning whatever that banned item is, and get killed by the cops for it. You won't feel sympathy for them?
Plenty do. That's true. And you're really fine with that? Killing someone for running away to spare themselves from getting kidnapped and imprisoned when they never did anything wrong in the first place?
Do you also grant yourself the authority to go around kidnapping and imprisoning people who do things you don't like and then killing them on the spot if they don't just kneel down and let you do it without resistance? Or is this a special privilege that you just grant to cops?
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https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/20...charges-choking-woman-holding-gunpoint-money/
Daunte Wright Had Warrant Out For His Arrest For Attempted Aggravated Robbery Charges After Choking a Woman, Holding Her at Gunpoint For Money
Daunte Wright Had Warrant Out For His Arrest For Attempted Aggravated Robbery Charges After Choking a Woman, Holding Her at Gunpoint For Money
Yes I'm fine with a criminal with multiple warrants out getting himself killed. I seriously just don't care anymore. This same BS story happens over and over again. You think they would learn by now.
watch again. flash? buckling reaction to point blank 9mm? slide actuation? case ejected? shot report??
watch again. let me know.
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That sounds more like an early report that I heard. I thought it was burglary or robbery. Could not find that again.
But as we know, the media and officials are experts at “leaving out” important details until the trial (or even beyond that).
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How easy is it really?
The Gov. has just signed a new executive order...
"The city will no longer hold business owners responsible for injury or death in defense of their business."
The Gov. has just signed a new executive order...
"The city will no longer hold business owners responsible for injury or death in defense of their business."
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“Looters will be shot”.
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I noticed that too. But she was firing right under the other cop, and the best evidence of an actual shot fired was how fast the other cop jumped back several steps. Definitely scared him.
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At one point it deterred looting. No wonder it is banned.
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@2:26 in the video post #3 in this thread.
"Taser Taster Taser!"
A muffled gunshot, and "Oh shit I just shot him" from the female cop.
She goes "hands on" the guy at 2:09 he drives off at 2:28.
That's nineteen seconds of her escalating, hollering, muzzle sweeping everybody concerned, including the suspect, with her finger on the trigger of what I am guessing is a Glock 43 in Condition One.
When it looked to me like all along the driver's side cop, who appears black, seemed to have everything under control up until that point.
I know the male cop's combined reaction at 2:30 is "What the fuck was that???"
That is the Circular Force Continuum at work.
That, combined with poor tactical skills and poor decision making skills of a post menopausal woman in a position of authority.
That's how cops are trained.
That's what's killed more white people at the hands of cops than black people.
This is what has a powerful black underclass and vocal black media organ whipped up into what many consider a justified killing frenzy directed at white people.
That's what has prompted a Marxist revolution that is still gaining power and control, because white people in particular and freedom folks of all stripes refused to acknowledge what was happening and act powerfully to make changes to the justice system and law enforcement post Ruby Ridge, post Waco and post 9/11.
And now we are all doomed to sitting in the corner with flaming dunce caps on our collective heads for another summer, as the Marxist left capitalizes on another unnecessary asshole cop shooting.
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