Who killed Ashli Babbitt?
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@jolly Did you read the thread? This doesn’t seem to be unusual in the case of Secret Service or Capitol police.
@jon-nyc said in Who killed Ashli Babbitt?:
@jolly Did you read the thread? This doesn’t seem to be unusual in the case of Secret Service or Capitol police.
I don't believe in different standards for officers of the court, when the shooting occurs on American territory against an American citizen.
Period.
To do otherwise, is madness. Ruby Ridge Redux.
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Does America normally name it's secret service agents?
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Glad to here it. There's not much chance of being a tip-top Secret Agent if your name appears in the papers.
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Glad to here it. There's not much chance of being a tip-top Secret Agent if your name appears in the papers.
@doctor-phibes said in Who killed Ashli Babbitt?:
Glad to here it. There's not much chance of being a tip-top Secret Agent if your name appears in the papers.
They're not secret agents. The Secret Service works for Homeland Security.
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@doctor-phibes said in Who killed Ashli Babbitt?:
Glad to here it. There's not much chance of being a tip-top Secret Agent if your name appears in the papers.
They're not secret agents. The Secret Service works for Homeland Security.
Well, they shouldn't call themselves the Secret Service then. You certainly wouldn't catch James Bond messing about with this hoi polloi rabble.
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Well, they shouldn't call themselves the Secret Service then. You certainly wouldn't catch James Bond messing about with this hoi polloi rabble.
I don’t know what the standard procedure is for these kinds of officers. But, in this singular case, as someone else mentioned earlier, this man would have millions of nutters out to get him if his name became public, regardless of whether he was justified in the shooting or not. For this man and his families own safety, it is only common sense not to release his name to the public.
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I don’t know what the standard procedure is for these kinds of officers. But, in this singular case, as someone else mentioned earlier, this man would have millions of nutters out to get him if his name became public, regardless of whether he was justified in the shooting or not. For this man and his families own safety, it is only common sense not to release his name to the public.
@nobodyssock said in Who killed Ashli Babbitt?:
I don’t know what the standard procedure is for these kinds of officers. But, in this singular case, as someone else mentioned earlier, this man would have millions of nutters out to get him if his name became public, regardless of whether he was justified in the shooting or not. For this man and his families own safety, it is only common sense not to release his name to the public.
Millions?
Idiot.
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I don’t know what the standard procedure is for these kinds of officers. But, in this singular case, as someone else mentioned earlier, this man would have millions of nutters out to get him if his name became public, regardless of whether he was justified in the shooting or not. For this man and his families own safety, it is only common sense not to release his name to the public.
@nobodyssock said in Who killed Ashli Babbitt?:
I don’t know what the standard procedure is for these kinds of officers. But, in this singular case, as someone else mentioned earlier, this man would have millions of nutters out to get him if his name became public, regardless of whether he was justified in the shooting or not. For this man and his families own safety, it is only common sense not to release his name to the public.
That depends somewhat on who you kill, or who you are accused of killing.
Some police get their own wiki
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@nobodyssock said in Who killed Ashli Babbitt?:
I don’t know what the standard procedure is for these kinds of officers. But, in this singular case, as someone else mentioned earlier, this man would have millions of nutters out to get him if his name became public, regardless of whether he was justified in the shooting or not. For this man and his families own safety, it is only common sense not to release his name to the public.
Millions?
Idiot.
@jolly said in Who killed Ashli Babbitt?:
@nobodyssock said in Who killed Ashli Babbitt?:
I don’t know what the standard procedure is for these kinds of officers. But, in this singular case, as someone else mentioned earlier, this man would have millions of nutters out to get him if his name became public, regardless of whether he was justified in the shooting or not. For this man and his families own safety, it is only common sense not to release his name to the public.
Millions?
Idiot.
Billions even! That's how many Trump think voted for him.
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It seems the public will soon know the answer to the question originally posed by this thread: “Who lilled Ashli Babbitt”
The officer who fired the shot will review his/her identity at an interview to be aired on Thursday, 2021 August 26.
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I still want to know what the protocol is for the use of deadly force by the Capitol Police.
Don’t other police departments in this country have such protocols?
Chicago cop shoots onto a crowd, killing an unarmed protester. Just imagine if this had happened during the BLM/Floyd
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Imagine instead a violent mob physically breaking windows and doors in the white house trying to gain entry. How many of the filthy, oxygen-wasting vermin would eat lead? Surely more than just one.
We need to work on the timidity of the capitol police.
There are times in history when a blood bath is warranted.
