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"That's fine dude. I'm not mad at you." "Fucking bitch" And people here defend his actions as self defense. He was angry. He shot in anger. This is murder.

newfriend 10mo ago
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- IshKebab 10mo ago
  She clearly didn't. She was trying to leave.
  - slowmovintarget 10mo ago
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    - IshKebab 10mo ago
      That doesn't make it ok to kill her. That's very very well established in law. If someone is fleeing you can't attack them.
      - Freedom2 10mo ago
        Apparently you can?
        drewbug01 10mo ago
        > you you can’t, they can. Important distinction.
      - rationalist 10mo ago
        > That's very very well established in law. If someone is fleeing you can't attack them. FYI: Maybe in some jurisdictions within the United States, but not all.
    - Hikikomori 10mo ago
      Hope you won't find yourself in traffic with ice behind you.
    - _DeadFred_ 10mo ago
      You are trying to manufacture a justification for the murder of a mom because she was not free to leave and (you claim) assault. Neither of those are crimes punishable by death, nor allow for deadly force. And neither of those allow for extra-judicial enforcement of a punishment (murder).
      - newfriend 10mo ago
        If someone is doing/about to do bodily harm to you, you are allowed to defend yourself. She wasn't killed for breaking laws.
        defrost 10mo ago
        She was killed because, in the words of the shooter, he considered her "a fucking bitch". The car wasn't aimed at him, it was slowly turning away, it didn't hit or touch him, his hand held phone jolted as he fired. He was seemingly fit and unharmed as he stomped away angry after firing three shots. He moved into firing position as he didn't want her to leave and wanted to shoot her to stop her.
    - danielsju6 10mo ago
      ICE does not have jurisdiction to enforce traffic laws, she was not detained. The agents were harassing her, hoping she’d give them justification to execute her in broad daylight.
      - Izkata 10mo ago
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      - ratrace 10mo ago
        Obstruction of justice, impeding law enforcement activities, and disorderly conduct are not traffic laws.
  - newfriend 10mo ago
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    - array_key_first 10mo ago
      No, she didn't.
    - mindslight 10mo ago
      This guy apparently does, or at least he wanted to come just close enough that he could use it as an excuse to murder a woman.
    - markoman 10mo ago
      She backed up & pointed her vehicle to go right & then turned her wheels rightward. What did he do (while holding a cell phone & drawing his weapon)? Re-position in front of her car. If her intention was to 'run him over', she didn't act that way.
AlexandrB 10mo ago
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JCattheATM 10mo ago
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klipklop 10mo ago
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newfriend 10mo ago

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IshKebab 10mo ago
She clearly didn't. She was trying to leave.
- slowmovintarget 10mo ago
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  - IshKebab 10mo ago
    That doesn't make it ok to kill her. That's very very well established in law. If someone is fleeing you can't attack them.
    - Freedom2 10mo ago
      Apparently you can?
      - drewbug01 10mo ago
        > you you can’t, they can. Important distinction.
    - rationalist 10mo ago
      > That's very very well established in law. If someone is fleeing you can't attack them. FYI: Maybe in some jurisdictions within the United States, but not all.
  - Hikikomori 10mo ago
    Hope you won't find yourself in traffic with ice behind you.
  - _DeadFred_ 10mo ago
    You are trying to manufacture a justification for the murder of a mom because she was not free to leave and (you claim) assault. Neither of those are crimes punishable by death, nor allow for deadly force. And neither of those allow for extra-judicial enforcement of a punishment (murder).
    - newfriend 10mo ago
      If someone is doing/about to do bodily harm to you, you are allowed to defend yourself. She wasn't killed for breaking laws.
      - defrost 10mo ago
        She was killed because, in the words of the shooter, he considered her "a fucking bitch". The car wasn't aimed at him, it was slowly turning away, it didn't hit or touch him, his hand held phone jolted as he fired. He was seemingly fit and unharmed as he stomped away angry after firing three shots. He moved into firing position as he didn't want her to leave and wanted to shoot her to stop her.
  - danielsju6 10mo ago
    ICE does not have jurisdiction to enforce traffic laws, she was not detained. The agents were harassing her, hoping she’d give them justification to execute her in broad daylight.
    - Izkata 10mo ago
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    - ratrace 10mo ago
      Obstruction of justice, impeding law enforcement activities, and disorderly conduct are not traffic laws.
- newfriend 10mo ago
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  - array_key_first 10mo ago
    No, she didn't.
  - mindslight 10mo ago
    This guy apparently does, or at least he wanted to come just close enough that he could use it as an excuse to murder a woman.
  - markoman 10mo ago
    She backed up & pointed her vehicle to go right & then turned her wheels rightward. What did he do (while holding a cell phone & drawing his weapon)? Re-position in front of her car. If her intention was to 'run him over', she didn't act that way.

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klipklop 10mo ago

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