3 ms·

pointed guns at her kids.

• folkhack 6y ago
  Although terrifying, many people in the US won't see that as a problem along the lines of "she broke the law and these are her consequences". I don't know if that's getting too "into the fray" for HN but... whatever... I feel it's important to express this. As others have posted - here's the video... I think it's important we watch it: https://twitter.com/GeoRebekah/status/1336065787900145665 https://twitter.com/GeoRebekah/status/1336065787900145665 I hope she gets good legal representation. EDIT: Yeah there's tons of comments in here that are scarily along the lines of "she broke the law and here are the consequences" - gross. Just gross.
  • Vivtek 6y ago
    Plenty of people in America think that having your kids put in refrigerated cages is a perfectly normal and justifiable consequence of your commission of a misdemeanor. Just threatening them temporarily with violent death is nothing compared with that.
• nordsieck 6y ago
  > pointed guns at her kids. That is a problem. It might be poor training. It might be bad policy. It might be personnel who make bad decisions. Or some mix of all three. But it isn't corruption.
  • frabbit 6y ago
    Sure it is. These "personnel who make bad decisions" are accepting money as recompense for their role as mafia enforcers. Just-following-orders is a corrupt moral position which has resulted in the deaths of a lot of innocent people. I understand that when you think of corruption you are assuming several magnitudes greater recompense but you have to remember how the little folks live.
• chordalkeyboard 6y ago
  I didn't see that in the video that was posted, where is the evidence for this claim?