U.S. Riots of May 2020 over George Floyd and others - ITT: a bunch of faggots butthurt about worthless internet stickers

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Jarolleon said:
BLM is digging up 5 year old stories (for which there was a conviction 3 years ago) to try to recruit whitey. Must be a slow day
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For some reason the Left has never been able to lock down Youtube comments, they've been bitching about their "toxicity" since the Gamergate days.
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If that isn't damage control I don't know what is.
 
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Sithis said:
If you want a human shield, using a 100 pound skinny white girl is just a couple notches above using a toddler in terms of efficiency.
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I beg to diffir.
Puff said:
The American equivalent is "manslaughter". Also in most jurisdictions there's an "eggshell skull" interpretation. As in, if you were unaware of conditions that would make your actions deadly when they otherwise wouldn't be, you're still liable as long as you show a "reckless disregard for life"
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#ackshually, but: With MN's Murder 2 laws, it specifically requires an intent to kill cause great bodily harm OR kills while in commission of a non-rape felony. whereas MN's Murder 3 requires the reckless disregard for life.

Regardless of vague, generalized interpretive doctrines: if we apply the law accurately, he walks on Murder 2, while Murder 3 is a slam-dunk.

EDIT: on re-reading, it doesn't require intent to kill. But the burden of proof is still pretty high compared to Murder 3.
 
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tigergrinder said:
Also all the shit they're pulling with Australia and Taiwan right now, it feels like they're stretching themselves too thin. But they also want to bully everyone around them into submission. It feels like the CCP is asking for a multi-sided war on THEIR soil.
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They're also squabbling with India right now. I hope they're stretching themselves thin and several nations team up to squash them. :optimistic: :optimistic: :optimistic:
 
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murgatroid said:
People seriously wanted to abolish all police when they have one of the most dangerous, vital, and noble jobs there is. You have to deal with literal shit people like the ones in the story below who won't think twice to execute someone because they were pulled over, and then beat them after shooting them. (And the other human garbage who sleep and fall in love with shit people)

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Shooting suspect's girlfriend arrested in slaying of El Paso County Deputy Peter Herrera

The girlfriend of the man charged in the shooting death of El Paso County sheriff's Deputy Peter Herrera also has been arrested and charged in his slaying, officials announced Saturday.

Arlene Piña, 20, was charged with capital murder of a peace officer and was booked Saturday into the El Paso County Jail on a $1 million bond.

Piña was the passenger in the convertible BMW 3325i that was stopped by Herrera at about 1:50 a.m. March 22, officials said. He was shot during that traffic stop, officials say.

Herrera was taken to a hospital, where he died two days later. The shooting suspect, Facundo Chavez, was arrested shortly afterward.

"At the time (of the shooting), we released the passenger, because we were not sure of her involvement in the case," Sheriff Richard Wiles said at a news conference Saturday at the El Paso County Jail. "However, after some really great detective work by our supervisors and detectives out of our Crimes Against Persons section, we were able to establish and believe that that female was actively involved — even though she didn't pull the trigger — in the death of Deputy Herrera."

Wiles said a warrant was issued Friday and Piña was arrested at 2:30 p.m. Saturday at a home in San Elizario and was booked into the El Paso County Jail.

Wiles said the investigation and arrest took a while because authorities had to clean up audio that was recorded by the police camera and the deputy's body camera and also get into her cellphone records.

"The key parts rest again in the video and audio of the body cam and the camera in the patrol vehicle. Even though at some point the individual leaves the video portion, you can still hear the audio portion," Wiles said.

A complaint affidavit supplemental report states that Herrera told Chavez to exit the car. Immediately after getting out, Chavez shot at Herrera five times at point-blank range, the supplemental report alleges.

After getting out, it says that Chavez can be heard beating Herrera. Piña then gets out and says in Spanish, "Beat that (expletive)," it states.

The supplemental report states that after several minutes, the two run back to the car and attempt to flee, but the vehicle stalls. Video shows Chavez get out and run, then Piña follows him, it states.

At 2:49 a.m., with the help of Border Patrol agents, the two were found hiding in a shed in San Elizario, the report states. They were taken to the El Paso County Sheriff's Office Major Crimes Unit at 3850 Justice Drive in far East El Paso to be interviewed.

The supplemental report states that after being read her Miranda rights, Piña claimed a third person was involved and blamed the shooting on that person. She also claimed that person assaulted her as she was dragged to the shed, then slapped her cellphone out of her hand as she tried to call 911, then took the phone.

After being told the video didn't support her story, Piña admitted she was lying and blamed the shooting on her boyfriend, Chavez, the report says. She said she saw him take a clip from the shift area of the car and insert it into a gun, which he then put in his waistband. She said he said he was going to shoot the deputy, the report states.

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Funeral services were held for Sheriff's Deputy Peter Herrera Friday. His procession lasted nearly an hour. El Paso Times

The affidavit supplemental report says that as Chavez was being booked into the El Paso County Jail in Downtown, he said he wanted to speak with Major Crimes Unit investigators.

After being taken there, he was read his Miranda rights. According to the affidavit, he told investigators that he shot Herrera because he was a felon in possession of a handgun and had an extended clip with 30 rounds. He also said that as Herrera approached, Piña grabbed his leg and said that he was the "cop" who had been harassing her.

According to the supplemental report, Herrera previously had met Piña on March 12, when he was dispatched at 2:07 a.m. to help a woman retrieve a car from Piña. The affidavit says that during that interaction, Piña gave Herrera information that her boyfriend, Chavez, was dealing drugs.

The report states that in a jail telephone call recorded April 12, Chavez said Piña was part of the crime, saying he had told her to leave but she decided to stay. He said during the assault, she tried to take Herrera's gun, the report alleges. It states dried blood on Piña's hands support Chavez's account.

The report states a forensic examination of Pina's cellphone and her cellphone call records showed she did not call 911 as she claimed in her interview, but she did make eight phone calls and sent two texts. The records indicate she was trying to get a family member to help her and Chavez escape, including sending a "pin drop" to show where the two were hiding before they were found by Border Patrol agents.
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Wiles said: "It was clear she was involved from the start. And she needs to be held accountable for that."

He added that Piña was on a five-year probation for delivery of a controlled substance at the time of her arrest. Jail records show several marijuana-related arrests.

Herrera's family, including his father, Luis Herrera, and his brother, Louie Herrera, were at the news conference but weren't ready to speak about the arrest. His widow and daughter also were present.

Wiles said he believes Piña and Chavez should both be held responsible and receive the maximum penalty.

"Quite frankly, I believe that both individuals should be subject to the death penalty because I believe strongly this is a death penalty case," he said.


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Confirms my theory of dumb thots with permanent verbal diarrhea being the cause of 52% of world's problems.
 
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IcyHotStuntaz said:
The other big advantage Detroit has was being way ahead of the white-flight curve. They've had a majority black government for like 40 years and a majority black police department for probably 20 years. The black cop kicking around a crackhead is not nearly as juicy a news story as it would be with a white cop.
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Even though some people in the City of Detroit have recalled the 1992 Malice Green incident in light of recent events, your points are all valid. I also think to a lesser extent that Chief Craig earned some additional street cred by successfully recovering from COVID-19, but the way he's handled recent events hasn't hurt either. Detroit has made progress, albeit slowly, and it really can't afford any major setbacks.

GrimProphet said:
I've had similar conflicts as I've met quite a few intelligent, well-read, responsible black people. I live in an area that's 97% white, so the black people who do come here to visit or settle in are generally the cream of the crop.
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I think many American Kiwis might be old enough to know Black people who were well-educated (or did their best with what limited education they could get if they grew up prior to the Civil rights era), articulate, and all-around good people who were easy to get along with and simply wanted to live like anyone else and be a good neighbor. Now, we have broken Black families where education is seen as oppressive, manners/respect/cooperation are nonexistent, and no sense of loyalty to anyone but themselves. It's definitively frustrating to see this and see it reach the boiling point it has in recent weeks. *sigh*

NyQuilninja said:
From the news speak its seam cops called in sick and the short staffed ? But at the same time no blue flu? Any kiwis speak retard
The article is going both ways
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I imagine the article is trying to avoid any mention of the possibility that Atlanta's finest are staging their own mass protest in response to the DA filing charges even though the state Bureau of Investigation hasn't even come close to finishing its own (more thorough) investigation. Whomever wrote the article doesn't grasp the concept that union/professional solidarity is a thing and people in certain fields where they become close-knit tend to look out for each other and have each other's back -- especially during a crisis situation.

TL;DR - Protests can be covered, discussed, or acknowledged only if they're staged by the "right" people advancing the "right" cause.
 
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anionfarflung said:
Because of ==. It's tell-tale. Someone was burnt (usually in C) by if(something=something). It burns it into your wiring to type == when your brain says "equals."

You will see it in chat and posts and shit all over the Internet. It's a shibboleth.



I saw Stormy. I didn't see this dude. I wanted to ask you guys to make sure it's "OK" to like him because it's hard to be sure.
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Then you missed out. Regg's coverage was the best coverage. He outed Antifa and tailed a team of Arsonists.
 
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The Last Stand said:
What does ableist mean?
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i thought you were a lefty. you don't know their lexicon?
ableist is tard speak for discriminating against someone's ability to do a certain thing. usually applicable in handicap issues, but its frequently co-opted by the tards for tard arguments.

using the term tard makes me an ableist i guess
 
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