kreetx

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by kreetx 8mo ago
Is this assesment wrong https://youtu.be/QePoawDA_48?si=0mr-lMR_lIRoBDA_
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by kreetx 8mo ago
Dude, watch this: https://youtu.be/QePoawDA_48?si=0mr-lMR_lIRoBDA_
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by kreetx 8mo ago
This video also mentions a likely accidental go-off of the weapon https://youtu.be/QePoawDA_48?si=0mr-lMR_lIRoBDA_ I mention it because it it isopined to be likely. We'll hopefully eventually know what whent off and wh
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by kreetx 8mo ago
This video very well sums up my opinion and relates it to law https://youtu.be/QePoawDA_48?si=0mr-lMR_lIRoBDA_ I think you and I both don't know much about the law, but my opinion apparently represents it closer.
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by kreetx 8mo ago
Not sure constitution works like that, that a suspicious person can simply run and you can't check ID. The opinion to allow visa holders as the Turkish person to exercise political activism is funny, too. Don't you think it's
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by kreetx 8mo ago
They are, and I do think it's illegal to interfere with police work.
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by kreetx 8mo ago
Well, you argue for interference with law enforcement. I don't see how that helps "the cause", it also puts the participants in danger. I.e, the few deaths that have already occurred.
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by kreetx 8mo ago
You should elaborate, because if this is the sentence you want, it's no different: Cops can kill at will if they have reason to believe that the other will kill.
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by kreetx 8mo ago
In Europe some countries have ID cards which have a private key on it. If you report it stolen it goes into the revocation list and they issue a new ID card to you.
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by kreetx 8mo ago
Police (and people in general) react to what appears. They can't stop time, strip-search Pretti, find nothing, then continue. I could also say "there is no excuse for you to not understand why ICE did what they did". No point
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by kreetx 8mo ago
Yes of course the police engaged physically too! But Pretti did too. What's wrong with being still, the woman can't get up without Pretti?
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by kreetx 8mo ago
> Again, why did you claim that Alex' gun went off as if that was a fact? This seems to be what people suspect. It's less likely that an officers own gun goes off as they are familiar with it. I don't put blame on Alex, so
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by kreetx 8mo ago
Name calling truly is the grown up thing to do!
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by kreetx 8mo ago
Clearly you're not on the wrong job. Find me some info materials on how cops need to be resistant to either mental or physical violence. I'm sure we'll get a longer investigation into this matter. But it just doesn't see
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by kreetx 8mo ago
Cops can kill if they have reason to believe that the other will kill. Look it up.
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by kreetx 8mo ago
Sure you have, but carrying a gun also comes with both responsibility, and also may be interpreted that you would use the weapon. To be clear, I'm not arguing the point that it's illegal to carry a gun to a protest, but that it&#x
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by kreetx 8mo ago
There is a video of the woman either doing a getaway or a runover. I don't quite get why would you do that while you are being stopped by law enforcement. And it's also apparently dangerous.
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by kreetx 8mo ago
It may just be that soon the protesters discover that you can simply go and hug a criminal as "protest" and then blame it on law enforcement should anything negative happen to them. I guess your interpretation would still be that
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by kreetx 8mo ago
I don't live in the US and do agree that Trump is hectic at times. I don't really argue for ICE because of some emotional reason. Trump had deportions of illegals on his agenda, they were creating trouble at certain locations (p
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by kreetx 8mo ago
While I do agree that this was tragic sequence of events, then the whistle protesters, carrying a gun and then getting between an officer and the woman is what brought it to the current conclusion. Go protest in some square, don't prot
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by kreetx 8mo ago
What does keyboard have to do with getting access to Signal messages? When the phone is taken from you, you'll not be typing them in anyway. Thank you for the nitpick, AI, but this is hn so don't write as if this was fb. :)
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by kreetx 8mo ago
I'm sure it will be known soon-ish where the first shot came from. It's just that the first one likely caused the rest of it as the surrounding officers didn't know who was shooting. Say it turned out that the first shot was
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by kreetx 8mo ago
I don't. But if your point was that carrying a gun doesn't matter, then why carry one at all?
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by kreetx 8mo ago
Well, the larger sequence of events goes back to the group of people interfering with police work, including the woman whistling along with an officer. She got pushed which was where Alex entered. (Alex had already had a brief contact with
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by kreetx 8mo ago
Perhaps you are an exception but almost all people are afraid of death. If a person opposing you has a gun then most people get scared. I'm not debating 2nd amendment. But if you bring a gun to an event already filled with law enforcem
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by kreetx 8mo ago
Bots can have private keys that are only issued to humans?
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by kreetx 8mo ago
All of the officers didn't know he was unarmed nor whether it was his last firearm.
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by kreetx 8mo ago
If someone were to follow me around while blowing a whistle then that would be quite irritating. What would you do in this situation? Alex seemed to put hands on an officer. Whether this was well meaning in his head, it might have not seeme
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by kreetx 8mo ago
Your version seems to be that they randomly opened fire. Another version is that a gun went off, not all of the officers knew where the victims gun was, they had also heard someone yell "gun", so after the first shot they opened
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by kreetx 8mo ago
Why would you flee from law enforcement, or why would you try to run them over?

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