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> They've got a fraction of a second to decide whether someone is a threat or not. A fraction of a second? They weren't piloting an F-14 in Top Gun or somethin

> They've got a fraction of a second to decide whether someone is a threat or not. A fraction of a second? They weren't piloting an F-14 in Top Gun or something, there was a visibly unarmed elderly guy shuffling towards them alone on the sidewalk. It was literally the opposite of a situation that demanded split-second decision making. As with the grandparent comment, I question whether you even watched the video of the incident or if you are just repeating some stupid stuff you heard about the incident.

sfj 6y ago
> They weren't piloting an F-14 in Top Gun or something, there was a visibly unarmed elderly guy shuffling towards them alone on the sidewalk. It was literally the opposite of a situation that demanded split-second decision making. Yea, life isn't a movie, don't you know? Regardless of how old he was, or how harmless he was trying to look, he could still be a threat. > As with the grandparent comment, I question whether you even watched the video of the incident or if you are just repeating some stupid stuff you heard about the incident. Yea, I did, several times. It looked weird to me. The push wasn't enough to knock him over. I also just found out there is some evidence this was a staged event, complete with fake blood. https://www.americanthinker.com/blog/2020/06/did_an_aged_activist_set_up_the_buffalo_police.html https://www.americanthinker.com/blog/2020/06/did_an_aged_act...
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