ICE murders another unarmed person

PawPride

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sorry, I can't tell what he's pulling out, or even if he is pulling something out. Seems to dispell the "fact" that he had both hands on the ground.
He has his phone in his right hand and his left hand on the ground. It doesn't look like he's reaching for anything, it's probably just momentum from being pistol whipped and beaten by 6 cops.
 

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My board life is better since I put that idiot on ignore. He'll likely keep repeating his lie, even though you corrected him. He won't even acknowledge your correction, or try to dispute it ... he'll just act like it didn't happen.

He's a strange individual.
It is definitely something clinical that requires a prescription.
 
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CUFreeze

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Republican here also.

Im just calling it like i see it. The officer acted correctly in the Asheligh Babbit shooting, and they acted correctly here.
They Walked over to them to push him and the women. They sprayed all of them. Tackled him. Saw the gun that he was legally carrying and not holding or going for. Removed it. Then shot him 10 times.

That's blatant murder.
 

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sorry, I can't tell what he's pulling out, or even if he is pulling something out. Seems to dispell the "fact" that he had both hands on the ground.
All you have to do is watch the video and you'd know this screenshot was AFTER he had been disarmed and shot in the back three times and it's the same cellphone he had in his hand the whole time. That's how you "can tell"
 

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They Walked over to them to push him and the women. They sprayed all of them. Tackled him. Saw the gun that he was legally carrying and not holding or going for. Removed it. Then shot him 10 times.

That's blatant murder.
You left out all the parts about interfering and resisting.

He had no right to interfere or resist and was committing several felonies, as i posted above with evidence. No one says he deserves to be shot for that, however, it was those decisions which lead to his accidental death. That does not meet the definition of murder.
 

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You are just irrational and lying. I'll write you a check for $10,000 right now if you use the quote function where i said your autistic son would never go on a date.

This is the problem. You exaggerate and lie. A perfect microcosm of the democratic party and even this video.


Just so you know, im calling you a pathetic liar to your face. Prove me wrong with the quote function or apologize for lying. But you won't because you have no integrity.

To quickly address.

RFKJr says that autistics can't get a date, a job, or write a poem. He didn't specify some. He didn't say non-verbal, etc. And if he's saying or meaning some, well, some incels in their parents basement can't do any of those things either, so kind of silly to even say if you aren't going to specify some.

I take issue with that, seeing as I have a son, who I adore, have spent countless hours taking him to therapies up to 20 hours per week when he was younger, and is doing very well. I fully expect him to be able to get a job, go on dates, etc. There are uncountable amounts of autistic individuals who do these things currently (I also work with a married autistic individual who confided in me his diagnosis years ago when my son was first diagnosed).

You, knowing full well my son is autistic, as I've mentioned it many, many times on here. "RFK Jr didn't lie. Are you not aware?". You didn't add arguing semantics, saying he meant some, etc. Nothing. You just wanted to argue I guess with the father of an autistic son, who does worry every single day about the future in store for his son, just like every other parent. But my worries as a parent are flavored a little differently due to his diagnosis.

I don't think it makes me an a$$hole to feel any sort of way about that. We very often haven't agreed on a lot over the year+ we've been interacting, but I've worked really hard to always treat everyone on here with respect, including you. I try really hard to see the other side, call out where I see issues on the left, share points of view on the right I understand, etc. I don't get into the name calling, the trolling (other than some jokes that I only share because I think both sides would laugh, so not intended as a true troll), twitter shares of partisans, etc.

Don't think I've shown myself to be particularly fragile in my discussions, etc. But you knew full well my son is autistic and still chose to play games, so I said what I said. Am I aware of my own son?! As always, hope you have a good one.

lol man, RFKJr has said people on the spectrum can't get a date or write a poem. Can't imagine why someone would ever be defensive

Is he lying?

That is a factual statement. Are you unaware?
Also included my summary after the exchange. I also never said you specified my son. I said where you said it was reasonable for RFK Jr to imply that.
 
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You left out all the parts about interfering and resisting.

He had no right to interfere or resist and was committing several felonies, as i posted above with evidence. No one says he deserves to be shot for that, however, it was those decisions which lead to his accidental death. That does not meet the definition of murder.

I agree with enforcing immigration laws. I agree that people have a right to protest. I don't agree with someone interfering and getting in the way of the agents trying to do their job. Those people should be arrested......not killed.
 

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Added where Yoshi directly told @MTTiger19 what he and his wife do before he decided she was his optometrist boss and called him a liar since that was the same thread. As well as my summary after the exchange. I also never said you specified my son. I said where you said it was reasonable for RFK Jr to imply that.
rekt. Get your checkbook out b i t ch
 
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Added where Yoshi directly told @MTTiger19 what he and his wife do before he decided she was his optometrist boss and called him a liar since that was the same thread. As well as my summary after the exchange. I also never said you specified my son. I said where you said it was reasonable for RFK Jr to imply that.
Why am I getting drug into this? What relevance does this have to ICE.
 

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TBP: I don't know if you noticed the following excerpt from the Tweet/post that Bill Melugin put out, but I thought it was a pretty entertaining insight into the most recent narrative the Trump Cultists are manufacturing with respect to the murder of Alex Pretti. Here it is:

These sources all believe this is going to end up being what they call a “bad shoot”, a “******” situation that happened in seconds where agents likely heard “gun!”, then the disarmed firearm may have had an accidental discharge that spooked the agents, and they shot. The agents do not have the luxury of multiple slow motion angles - and had to make split second decisions.

I have seen posts where it is claimed that someone yelled "gun," but I have yet to review a video where you can hear anyone saying that, at least not audibly. Even our fellow poster Ned admitted that he has never watched a video where anyone shouted or said "gun." But of course, they now want to manufacture an excuse. But Melugin's use of the term "likely heard gun" is tantamount to an admission that no one actually said that. If someone had, the word "likely" would not be a part of Melugin's Tweet/post.

Moreover, note Melugin's speculation that "this disarmed [sic] firearm may have had an accidental discharge that spooked the agents, and they shot." Too bad the video evidence does not support that.

Finally, the best part of Melugin's gaslighting: "The agents do not have the luxury of multiple slow motion angles - and had to make split second decisions. Yeah, like pumping a bullet into a guy being held down by multiple ICE agents, and then pumping an additional nine (9) bullets into him as he lay there flat on his back and motionless.

All of this apologia and effort to manufacture a defense for those "poor" ICE agents led me to wonder who this dude Bill Melugin IS. I clicked on his name and it turns out he is a Faux News reporter. I'm shocked to discover that. Shocked, I say. :rolleyes:
Bear, I just watched a video on this thread where I did hear someone yell "gun" or a least what sounded like that.

I do wonder why the ICE agents felt the need to shoot so many times. It would seem to me that in addition to gross "overkill" having that many bullets flying around really isn't safe. It's like the Good shooting, no reason to fire 2 bullets though the drivers window when the car was parallel to agent and no danger to him.

I wonder also if firing like this is part of ICE training. In the army you're trained to hit center mass (politicians asking why not shoot him in the leg is laughable). If they're trained that way we need relook that
 

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You left out all the parts about interfering and resisting.

He had no right to interfere or resist and was committing several felonies, as i posted above with evidence. No one says he deserves to be shot for that, however, it was those decisions which lead to his accidental death. That does not meet the definition of murder.
You shoot a disarmed person 10 times in the back and say it's accidental? The gun left his holster when an officer removed it from the holster and got it off him.

This is what happens when people know they can do whatever they want, here commit murder, and get away with it because the government will lie through its teeth to defend them. The head of DHS said he "brandished." Brandished what?
 

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So you cant contend with the facts he presented, so just call him a name. Tell us you lost that with out telling us...losers
What in the entire fuq are you dribbling about? Those aren't "facts" and the other side has been stated, repeated, shown, corroborated to the nth degree, multiple times. That is why something is wrong with y'all - you hold your stances in the face of obvious evidence. That is its own form of derangement.
 

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My board life is better since I put that idiot on ignore. He'll likely keep repeating his lie, even though you corrected him. He won't even acknowledge your correction, or try to dispute it ... he'll just act like it didn't happen.

He's a strange individual.
lol the “board life” is all you have. You have no outside life, because you know everyone on the outside laughs at you for being a weak, low T nerd with some kind of peanut allergy . You take getting picked on your whole existence out on this forum for some odd reason. I’m sure it’s SIMPLYCOMPLICATED tho, amirite?
 
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Added where Yoshi directly told @MTTiger19 what he and his wife do before he decided she was his optometrist boss and called him a liar since that was the same thread. As well as my summary after the exchange. I also never said you specified my son. I said where you said it was reasonable for RFK Jr to imply that.
You quoted all that stuff (You didnt even quote any of my old posts).

Can you please just quote the part where i said your child would never go on a date?

Either quote me, or apologize if you have any integrity at all.
 
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You shoot a disarmed person 10 times in the back and say it's accidental? The gun left his holster when an officer removed it from the holster and got it off him.

This is what happens when people know they can do whatever they want, here commit murder, and get away with it because the government will lie through its teeth to defend them.

It was unfortunate, but yes that is what appears to have happened.

To me it appears they removed the gun, it accidentally discharged, and a different officer mistakenly responded with lethal force. That does not meet the definition of murder.
 
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well have you got a better explanation?
Door slams or gate impacts: A heavy door or vehicle door can close on the finger and amputate it at a joint, particularly if forceful or repeatedly slammed.[rch +1]
• Crush between hard surfaces: Being pinned between a wall and a shield, vehicle, baton, or other hard object can cause a crush‑amputation of the fingertip or through a joint.[litfl +2]
• Sharp‑edge lacerations: Contact with broken glass, sheet metal, sharp vehicle or building edges, or tools (e.g., handcuffs with sharp burrs, metal fencing) can cut through soft tissue and even bone, severing part of a finger.[litfl +1]
• Shearing or avulsion forces: A finger caught on something (fence, clothing, gear, door frame) while the body moves away can rip or tear the fingertip or segment off (avulsion injury).[rch +1]
• Weapon or tool injuries: Knives, machetes, thrown objects with sharp edges, or even high‑energy less‑lethal munitions striking a hand on a hard backing can amputate or nearly amputate a digit.[litfl +1]
• Vehicle‑related trauma: Hands caught in a car door, trunk, window mechanism, or between two moving vehicles or between a vehicle and a fixed object can result in traumatic amputation of a finger.[aafp +1]
 

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Keeping you up to speed is painful. Moron said this:

Which is, in fact, a bold-faced lie. Not only were good MAGAs upset he brought a weapon (and multiple magazines), but they already prognosticated the mass murdering of agents he was going to do as a domestic terrorist hence justifying his pre-action, alternate universe murder. Follow?
well, thanks for absorbing the pain. Why do people feel the need to throw out insults on here?

I don't think he had a plan to mass murder agents. If that was the case, why didn't he while he was in the street?
But, although it's well within his rights, why would he carry a weapon to a situation as volatile as this? His father even said - reported in a quote" that pretti seldom carried the weapon with him.

I'm not defending his killing, just to be clear
 

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maybe I keep bringing it up, because some of you keep throwing opinions as facts and give no credence to the opinions as facts as others.

i'll give an example...somone the other day posted a "fact" that the officer finger was blown off due to his handling of a flash bang. OK I guess that's possible. But here we are days after and still all the media are reporting the incident as finger being bitten off. Well, I guess you might not accept this, but both things can't
possibly be true. But the flash bang was posted a "a fun thing" "fact.

I don't condone what tactics ICE is following in Minneapolis. But ICE agents are not Nazis or the Gestapo.

I don't think I have ever used the term "Aw shucks" ever. And no matter how hard you try, there are normally 2 sides to every convversation. You use and others use the words killing/murder as if its a daily activity for ICE....

If offering the concept that different people see things differently is waste of time, then maybe you should consider that before posting a one sided vision as "fact" without recognizing the other persons vision as an equal "fact"

How about this, I pinky promise that I understand that there are two sides two every story and that I embed this understanding into everything I do in life. I developed theory of mind on schedule (ie I'm more than 5 years old) and do not need to be reminded of the fact that different people view things differently all the time. In fact, I'd bet everyone you say this to also understands this.

If you have specific instances where you feel someone is presenting something as fact when it's not then please do continue to call it out.

I understand that you've never literally said "aw shucks", I was parodying the way I see you interacting with the world.

I will push back heavily against this point in particular:
If offering the concept that different people see things differently is waste of time, then maybe you should consider that before posting a one sided vision as "fact" without recognizing the other persons vision as an equal "fact"

That's BS. Not all viewpoints are equal and not all people have equal credibility. If you want to call out my credibility on a topic then be my guest. But if I were to say "baltimorened is the very attractive former prime minister of Finland", it'd be absurd for people to treat that with equal weight to "baltimorened is not Sanna Marin". Similarly, I do not need to give equal credence to posters who have shown time and time again that they're not interested in the truth but only their narrative. I also do not need to give equal credence to politicians who are demonstrably liars and, in some cases, convicted crooks.

By all means, criticize the particulars of my arguments or facts at any time. But I'm going to continue to not care when you say "well other people say different things".
 

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lol the “board life” is all you have. You have no outside life, because you know everyone on the outside laughs at you for being a weak, low T nerd with some kind of peanut allergy . You take getting picked on your whole existence out on this forum for some odd reason. I’m sure it’s SIMPLYCOMPLICATED tho, amirite?
I **** your boyfriend for a living. What do you do?

You're so zesty since you came out of the closet.
 

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You quoted all that stuff (You didnt even quote any of my old posts).

Can you please just quote the part where i said your child would never go on a date?

Either quote me, or apologize if you have any integrity at all.
Here is what I said:
"He was informed by pepper spray"

I may have liked you better when you were telling me it was reasonable to say my autistic son would never go on a date.
You'll notice I never said you said anything directly about my son. I said you said it was reasonable to say my son, who is autistic, would never go on a date. Which you saying the below is pretty straight forward. Not only reasonable, but a factual statement.

Here is what you said:
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You left out all the parts about interfering and resisting.

He had no right to interfere or resist and was committing several felonies, as i posted above with evidence. No one says he deserves to be shot for that, however, it was those decisions which lead to his accidental death. That does not meet the definition of murder.
I actually agree with this. You are correct. IMHO, Federal Law supersedes state law. Always has. President Trump can send the NG into states when he wants to and there shouldn't be a damn thing the governor of the state can do about it.

I've always said this and I'm saying it now even when it's something I don't necessarily like. I'd just like to point out to both sides of the aisle that just a few years ago, President Obama was under fire for military operations/drills in Texas and Republicans were all singing the states rights song and Dems were all about Federal control. Funny how both sides immediately switch when it suits them...
 

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Door slams or gate impacts: A heavy door or vehicle door can close on the finger and amputate it at a joint, particularly if forceful or repeatedly slammed.[rch +1]
• Crush between hard surfaces: Being pinned between a wall and a shield, vehicle, baton, or other hard object can cause a crush‑amputation of the fingertip or through a joint.[litfl +2]
• Sharp‑edge lacerations: Contact with broken glass, sheet metal, sharp vehicle or building edges, or tools (e.g., handcuffs with sharp burrs, metal fencing) can cut through soft tissue and even bone, severing part of a finger.[litfl +1]
• Shearing or avulsion forces: A finger caught on something (fence, clothing, gear, door frame) while the body moves away can rip or tear the fingertip or segment off (avulsion injury).[rch +1]
• Weapon or tool injuries: Knives, machetes, thrown objects with sharp edges, or even high‑energy less‑lethal munitions striking a hand on a hard backing can amputate or nearly amputate a digit.[litfl +1]
• Vehicle‑related trauma: Hands caught in a car door, trunk, window mechanism, or between two moving vehicles or between a vehicle and a fixed object can result in traumatic amputation of a finger.[aafp +1]
ok, guess I asked for that
 
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maybe I keep bringing it up, because some of you keep throwing opinions as facts and give no credence to the opinions as facts as others.

i'll give an example...somone the other day posted a "fact" that the officer finger was blown off due to his handling of a flash bang. OK I guess that's possible. But here we are days after and still all the media are reporting the incident as finger being bitten off. Well, I guess you might not accept this, but both things can't
possibly be true. But the flash bang was posted a "a fun thing" "fact.
They could just give us the name of the person who did it, surely they were arrested, right? How about a witness?
 

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every side has not so smart people...
People should also not be blinded by allegiance to one political party. They should approach each issue instead of automatically agreeing with whatever their "team" says. This is what causes issues in America. People are so brainwashed by social media they feel like they have to defend their side or search for justification for their side instead of looking at each issue and make their own decision.
 

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People should also not be blinded by allegiance to one political party. They should approach each issue instead of automatically agreeing with whatever their "team" says. This is what causes issues in America. People are so brainwashed by social media they feel like they have to defend their side or search for justification for their side instead of looking at each issue and make their own decision.
Yes look at the evidence and dont dismiss because it doesnt fit your narrative...
 
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It was unfortunate, but yes that is what appears to have happened.

To me it appears they removed the gun, it accidentally discharged, and a different officer mistakenly responded with lethal force. That does not meet the definition of murder.
We're not saying the officer had the right to use lethal force just because the gun accidentally discharged right? I don't think you're saying that.

If the guy should have known that a gun wasn't fired by the person he's about to dump several rounds into, how do you not call it some form of manslaughter or negligent homicide? (Colloquially, we'd say it's murder.) And the other officers involved could also be liable.

There's that issue, and I can understand a disagreement on the merits there even if I feel strongly about it. A separate issue lies with the statements from DHS and the various powers that be. They'll say whatever to cover for the guy. The ends justify the means I guess. Very concerning, usually in the playbook of "radical left scum," but a consistent value system is too much to ask for it would seem.
 
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No one cares that he brought a gun with him. He as well within his rights, until he violated the terms of his license.

He got shot because he interfered with an investigation, assaulted ICE agents, and resisted arrest all while agitators were fueling the fire and confusing the situation. He didn't deserve to die for assaulting an officer and resisting arrest, but it greatly increased the chances of something going wrong of which it did.
FP: Inquiring minds want to know. When did Alex Pretti assault ICE agents? Was it:

1. When he was trying to help the woman whom an ICE agent had shoved into a snowbank regain her feet?
2. When he was being held down and pummeled by six or more ICE agents?
3. When he was on his knees, face toward the pavement, being shot at close range while trying to hold onto his cell phone and protect himself?
4. When he was lying on his back, motionless, while an additional nine (9) bullets were being pumped into him?

You should consider applying for work at Faux News. They're all about manufacturing narratives for use by Trump and his minions, even when multiple videos tell a different story.