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Calling people pussy or the other things you constantly insult people with isn't winning. I came back to answer one of your earlier posts about charging the cops but you can't help but throw an insult so why bother. You can say to yourself you won. |
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Again, how come you don't care about Pete's insults? Answer: A der der. |
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I don't think you could get a felony murder charge, but the entire way the operation was run was extremely reckless. The reforms announced are a drop in the bucket as to what's needed. Another big item, if you don't believe you're a lawbreaker, why would you ever think the police would force entry into your castle? Kenneth Walker thought it was a home invasion, doesn't he have a right to self defense? Where is the 2A crowd on this one? |
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ARe you saying, or are you not saying, that missing your target and hitting someone else, should put you in jail? It's against the law to miss? What law is that? |
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It Taylor's fault for. Being shot 5 times... ? Your as bad a Jim defending cops who unloded 20 rounds in to a house killing the only person with out a gun or a criminal record .. then try to suggest your not supporting bad cops :rotflmao: |
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Jim 20 rds fired indiscriminately and they killed a defenseless women you can't goto prision if you never make it to court . Its is a crime their no disputing that killing someone with your car is a crime it can be determined to be an accident But 20 rounds randomly fired into an apartment is no accident or police Training |
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why can’t you guys ever answer a question? what’s the crime? is there any chance you junk she’s be dead, if the guy with her didn’t shoot a cop? he shot a cop. he may we’ll have not known they were cops ( which means he may not have committed a crime). but if you shout a cop, a hail of gunfire is coming back your way. that's how it works. you think they should have shot the gun out of his hand in that moment? how many rounds are cops allowed to fire back when one of them is shot and severs an artery in his leg? is the crime that the woman died? or how many rounds they fired? Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
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do you, spence, think it’s a criminal offense to return fire when shot at, and accidentally miss your target? answer that question as i asked it, and i’ll happily answer yours. Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
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How it it a crime By firing indiscriminately beacause someone fired a shot. So your logic if police are fired apon from a crowd of protester they are justified in firing indiscriminately into the Crowd.. with out positively IDing the shooter... see now why police need to be better retrained before discharging their weapons .. because if your off 2 inchs at 20ft wheres that round going at 300ft. Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
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fortunately, that’s not a crime. the need for better training is a good idea. charging them with murder? bonkers. anyway, as always, we see what happens when liberals don’t get their way. oh hey! since you said there isn’t enough time to look into a S.C. nominee, look at the timeline for Ginsburgs confirmation. Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
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George Floyd took a lethal dose of fentanyl that day and got in a car and headed into town and ended up fighting with police.... each of these cases are sad and unfortunate, particularly in Breonna's case.... but in each of these cases the "victims" did a lot of stuff, had a long history of behavior to get them where they ended up and I haven't seen any indication that police racism was somehow a factor...which is what all the screaming, rioting and destruction is about |
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Sergeant Mattingly identified two individuals standing beside one another at the end of the hall, a male and a female. In his statement, he says that the male was holding a gun, arms extended in a shooting stance. so she wasn't shot in her bed...just for the record Wayne, if you are at one end of the hall and there are two people at the other end of the hall and one is pointing a gun at you and you see the gun go off and either you or your partner is shot... are you shooting back? or waiting for the next bullet(s) to come your way to see what happens? |
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part two of that question is this: if you do shoot and accidentally hit the wrong one, should you go to prison? Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
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When a cop shoots someone, to keep themselves from possibly becoming a target, and wanting to go home at the end of their tour the first response from liberals is, "They knew the risk when they took the job". When a criminal is shot by a cop, no liberals has ever said, "They knew the risk of being a criminal", What does that tell you about the liberal mentality... |
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Enter the hall way to see wtf going on with a gun he owend legally fired on them then they blasted of 20 rds But to you its their fault 1 for self defensive 2 blame Taylor because of her x boyfriend But no issues with the police.. Police have the obligation to do it right But it seem you and many others think its ok that if they created the situation and it ends badly . They have zero responsibility in the outcome And thats the point you and others miss with out a day in court there is no accountability or justice. These aren't random events police officer fired 13 shots, killing John Albers, 17, on 20 January 2018 in a Kansas City suburb. Police had been called to check on the boy, who had ADHD, after his online posts prompted fears for his safety. A month after the shooting the county prosecutor announced the officer, Clayton Jenison, would not be charged. Its all acceptable until it happens to you or someone close untill then its all BS. Just Like covid And wanting police to be held accountable is not being anti police . Ps this bs police have family's to go home to excuse .. to justify killing unarmed people is pathetic .. most people have family's to go home to. And we dont use that justification for the Kid texting on his way home who killed someone in a car accident, or the guy working extra shifts who fell asleep at the wheel and crossed into the other lane... those people get charged and have their day in court and are held accountable accident or not But police can fire indiscriminately into 2 or crowds of people Because their actions "justified to protect themselves and the justification bars us from pursuing criminal charges". So all an officer needs to say is he thought i was our we were and fill in the rest of the blanks .. and hes all set.. Ps ive been shot at and guess what i didn’t order my men to unload on home or people in the area because . And i did many no knock raids on homes with men women and kids at night and never myself or my men shot anyone because we thought they had a gun and this was in Iraq but it seems to be acceptable here at home and supported by other Americans. I can figure rhat one out Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
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you keep making stuff up....I didn't say it was their fault...the whole this is unfortunate...but...the police would never have been at her apartment door that night if she'd not been dating a violent drug dealing criminal I have an issue with the cop in the parking lot ...he was charged not true regarding police accountability...Im glad the cop that knelt on the neck of Floyd was charged but Floyd is as much to blame for his own death as the cop who said "anti-police"? the rest of what you wrote is rambling |
it's funny what spence does and does not know based on what is convenient for his narrative
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The hell there isn't! Her name was on the warrant, there were tape recorded conversation (used to justify the warrant) that she was involved. Just keep making it up as you go along, Spence. |
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Hell i cant spell to save my life. But that reads like your blamining Her .. Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
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I'm not blaming her for the entire incident...I'm saying that her actions over time caused the police to be at her door that night...what transpired is a tragedy....the police were there on orders...they didn't go out looking for someone to murder that night....her boyfriend decided to pull the trigger...the police returned fire...it's awful but that is what happens when the shooting starts...I can't blame those two cops who were there there on orders, as far as we know followed they procedure and reacted to being shot at and in fact shot....I don't blame the boyfriend for pulling the trigger, he may have believed it was the ex-boyfriend who sounds like someone to be feared...Breonna was unfortunately standing next to him when fire was returned...I don't see how the cops at the door could or should have reacted any differently, the one in the parking lot is another matter and he was charged |
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