Shotgun Badger
kiwifarms.net
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- Dec 21, 2018
I could imagine that he was called out to the property (hopefully not by somebody here, Kiwis please don't be fucking idiots), met with the first person he saw, had a bit of a chat, didn't have the expertise, time or authority to really look into the whole thing with any depth so took them at their word and left. Like he looks totally calm and unbothered in the picture, even just letting them take a picture without much fuss would indicate to me that this was a routine call and part of his duties and the implication that this was some kind 'swatting' seems completely laughable.The photo of the Sheriff standing there looks more to me like he just stopped for a chat or something. He probably noticed some of them from the road and went to wish them a happy new year.
Which of course is Transphobic Violence of insane levels. Even JK Rowling would be appalled.
I think it would be in our best interests if the whole thing turns into a legal debacle between 'Bonnie' and the rest, especially if Bonnie is willing to stand behind his claims of extensive animal abuse, something that would have to be taken extremely seriously considering his close involvement in the whole thing, that would probably result in a far more thorough investigation of the entire ranch than anything random concerned Kiwis could prompt the authorities to do and would probably unearth (literally) some horrible revelations about what went down at the tranch, which these idiots won't be able to deflect by constantly crying about being assailed by evil transphobes.
Not that I know how the law works, but considering what he mentioned about the dead Alpacas was that he personally helped in burying tens of them, couldn't that mean he could end up being done in as well for animal abuse?Might have helped if he lead with the animal abuse angle, though. Not sure why he didn't.