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  • jon-nycJ jon-nyc

    @Horace said in ICE kills a US citizen in Minneapolis:

    @jon-nyc

    Tell the story in the abstract but put the guy in a hoodie rather than tactical gear and take away his badge.

    Ok, let's imagine a black guy with a legal firearm in a group of black guys, doing something in a professional capacity. Imagine a person who does not like what they do for a living, driving amongst them trying to bother them as they go about doing their job that day. What do you think, would your reaction be the same?

    For extra credit, imagine if the person bothering them, was racist?

    Probably Trump and Bondi wouldn't have called the driver a domestic terrorist without an investigation.

    I'm sure we can all stipulate that the goalposts of the discussion can be shifted.

    Point is the guy in the hoodie has the same goalposts. Self defense doesn't have a special flavor for ICE employees.

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    @jon-nyc said in ICE kills a US citizen in Minneapolis:

    @Horace said in ICE kills a US citizen in Minneapolis:

    @jon-nyc

    Tell the story in the abstract but put the guy in a hoodie rather than tactical gear and take away his badge.

    Ok, let's imagine a black guy with a legal firearm in a group of black guys, doing something in a professional capacity. Imagine a person who does not like what they do for a living, driving amongst them trying to bother them as they go about doing their job that day. What do you think, would your reaction be the same?

    For extra credit, imagine if the person bothering them, was racist?

    Probably Trump and Bondi wouldn't have called the driver a domestic terrorist without an investigation.

    I'm sure we can all stipulate that the goalposts of the discussion can be shifted.

    Point is the guy in the hoodie has the same goalposts. Self defense doesn't have a special flavor for ICE employees.

    Point is that the two hypotheticals presented, one by you and one by me, would get a FAFO out of me and you and your twitter feed. This real life situation, on the other hand, gets a consistent FAFO from me, and an inconsistent moral and legal outrage from you and your twitter feed.

    Though if there was a racial flavor to the analogy I presented with the cops, I guess you and your twitter feed would find some moral and legal outrage there as well. Just not quite as much, since you like everybody else have some Floyd fatigue.

    Education is extremely important.

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    • HoraceH Horace

      @jon-nyc said in ICE kills a US citizen in Minneapolis:

      @Horace said in ICE kills a US citizen in Minneapolis:

      @jon-nyc

      Tell the story in the abstract but put the guy in a hoodie rather than tactical gear and take away his badge.

      Ok, let's imagine a black guy with a legal firearm in a group of black guys, doing something in a professional capacity. Imagine a person who does not like what they do for a living, driving amongst them trying to bother them as they go about doing their job that day. What do you think, would your reaction be the same?

      For extra credit, imagine if the person bothering them, was racist?

      Probably Trump and Bondi wouldn't have called the driver a domestic terrorist without an investigation.

      I'm sure we can all stipulate that the goalposts of the discussion can be shifted.

      Point is the guy in the hoodie has the same goalposts. Self defense doesn't have a special flavor for ICE employees.

      Point is that the two hypotheticals presented, one by you and one by me, would get a FAFO out of me and you and your twitter feed. This real life situation, on the other hand, gets a consistent FAFO from me, and an inconsistent moral and legal outrage from you and your twitter feed.

      Though if there was a racial flavor to the analogy I presented with the cops, I guess you and your twitter feed would find some moral and legal outrage there as well. Just not quite as much, since you like everybody else have some Floyd fatigue.

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      #103

      @Horace said in ICE kills a US citizen in Minneapolis:

      This real life situation, on the other hand, gets a consistent FAFO from me

      Clearly there is a FAFO element to the woman's behaviour. There's also a stormtrooper element to the ICE guy's.

      IMHO, of course. Some people, such as the President, clearly think he's fully justified in killing the woman. No real surprise from that guy. He just loves protesters when they're fucking up the Capitol. Not so much when they're interfering with his little band of brothers.

      I was only joking

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        MN can prosecute, either now or under the next Dem administration, if this current administration proves too meddlesome with their ability to build a case.

        The temperature I gather of cooler legal minds does not bode well for any actual case here. Not that there aren't plenty of legal pundits who would claim otherwise.

        Education is extremely important.

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        • HoraceH Horace

          MN can prosecute, either now or under the next Dem administration, if this current administration proves too meddlesome with their ability to build a case.

          The temperature I gather of cooler legal minds does not bode well for any actual case here. Not that there aren't plenty of legal pundits who would claim otherwise.

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          @Horace said in ICE kills a US citizen in Minneapolis:

          MN can prosecute, either now or under the next Dem administration, if this current administration proves too meddlesome with their ability to build a case.

          You say that as though it's perfectly OK for the Federal government to interfere in a murder investigation.

          I was only joking

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            I don't know how meddlesome they can be. I've read that they have taken control of the video evidence, but the shooter himself released the primary video to the public. There's a hypothetical scenario where there is video not seen by the public, nor MN state officials, which is being held by the FBI, and that video would be helpful for any legal case against the shooter. That's just a hypothetical. I'm not aware of any reports that there is juicy video the public hasn't already seen. What the public has already seen sure does seem to be enough to build a case with, according to many, so maybe we'll see it.

            Education is extremely important.

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            • HoraceH Horace

              I don't know how meddlesome they can be. I've read that they have taken control of the video evidence, but the shooter himself released the primary video to the public. There's a hypothetical scenario where there is video not seen by the public, nor MN state officials, which is being held by the FBI, and that video would be helpful for any legal case against the shooter. That's just a hypothetical. I'm not aware of any reports that there is juicy video the public hasn't already seen. What the public has already seen sure does seem to be enough to build a case with, according to many, so maybe we'll see it.

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              @Horace said in ICE kills a US citizen in Minneapolis:

              I don't know how meddlesome they can be. I've read that they have taken control of the video evidence, but the shooter himself released the primary video to the public. There's a hypothetical scenario where there is video not seen by the public, nor MN state officials, which is being held by the FBI, and that video would be helpful for any legal case against the shooter. That's just a hypothetical. I'm not aware of any reports that there is juicy video the public hasn't already seen. What the public has already seen sure does seem to be enough to build a case with, according to many, so maybe we'll see it.

              And then if convicted Trump can pardon him.

              I was only joking

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                @doctor-phibes

                I would wager Trump has already pardoned him for errors and omissions. In his celestial magnificence, Trump is also currently absolving the forsaken officer of any alleged mortal sins associated with his actions. A legal pardon if required in future, will be like always with this POTUS, a mere performative and verbose formality sealed by a Sharpied scribble in the presence of his obsequious politburo minions, in front of the cameras and select media hounds.

                Elbows up!

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                  #109

                  I wonder if, anywhere in the country, cops are trained that it’s ok to have your gun in one hand and your iPhone filming in the other. Seems unprofessional and dangerous.

                  The whole reason we call them illegal aliens is because they’re subject to our laws.

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                    Here's a pic of an 11 year old and her 6 year old brother. They go to a school near me and were pulled out of class to be told their parents were taken by ICE yesterday 1/13. The dad was working on building local homes. You know, basically a murderer and drug dealer. The parents will likely be flown to Ecuador so they signed over temporary parental rights to a neighbor.

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                    • Doctor PhibesD Doctor Phibes

                      @Horace said in ICE kills a US citizen in Minneapolis:

                      I don't know how meddlesome they can be. I've read that they have taken control of the video evidence, but the shooter himself released the primary video to the public. There's a hypothetical scenario where there is video not seen by the public, nor MN state officials, which is being held by the FBI, and that video would be helpful for any legal case against the shooter. That's just a hypothetical. I'm not aware of any reports that there is juicy video the public hasn't already seen. What the public has already seen sure does seem to be enough to build a case with, according to many, so maybe we'll see it.

                      And then if convicted Trump can pardon him.

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                      @Doctor-Phibes said in ICE kills a US citizen in Minneapolis:

                      @Horace said in ICE kills a US citizen in Minneapolis:

                      I don't know how meddlesome they can be. I've read that they have taken control of the video evidence, but the shooter himself released the primary video to the public. There's a hypothetical scenario where there is video not seen by the public, nor MN state officials, which is being held by the FBI, and that video would be helpful for any legal case against the shooter. That's just a hypothetical. I'm not aware of any reports that there is juicy video the public hasn't already seen. What the public has already seen sure does seem to be enough to build a case with, according to many, so maybe we'll see it.

                      And then if convicted Trump can pardon him.

                      Presidential pardons don't work for state level crimes.

                      Education is extremely important.

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