Things we aren't allowed to know

Maybe the three Capitol police that just seconds before were moving past her could have intervened. Maybe the several more on the stairs right behind her could have done the same. Maybe the guy that shot her could have just subdued her once through and cuffed her up. Instead, the guy fires a single shot then retreats from the area. Why'd he retreat immediately? Why'd he fire when there was no imminent danger. Why did he fire where it was clearly visible that other Capitol police were on the scene and right next to her?

And maybe monkeys will fly out my ass. But none of that happened. So if he had subdued her, who would have subdued the next 100 traitors through the door?
 
And maybe monkeys will fly out my ass. But none of that happened. So if he had subdued her, who would have subdued the next 100 traitors through the door?

They have The Hulk hidden down there that they don't want us to know about.
 
What is so fucking hard to understand?

If you commit to engaging in sedition and insurrection against the government of your nation,
whether you have reasonably defendable reasons or not,
the chances are excellent that you're getting shot to death.

You signed on for that possibility.

I am profoundly disappointed that more trumpanzees weren't shot to death.
It must be regarded as a failure on the part of capital security.
The insurrectionists did not have reasonably defendable reasons.
They deserved to bleed out slowly from gut shots.
 
I just uploaded this video to Youtube. It's at 0.25 playback speed.


Yup. He was a coward curled up hiding in the corner too afraid to confront a little woman so he shot her. Lucky he didnt shoot the cops standing almost right next to her...;)
 
The ones standing in back of her. Not right in back of her but very close. You can see them in other videos.

Just uploaded another video. This time it's uncensored and longer. It's at 0.50 speed. Cops arrived a bit too late. Sad. I wonder if I can change my user name to AProudLefty?

 
BTW.....when do the Babbit riots start? I could use another big screen curved tv! :laugh:

Great question.

For all the hype/propaganda over how rowdy and dangerous Trump supporters are—where are they on this? I don’t know of a single Trump supporter that isn’t incensed over this.

Why aren’t they in the streets or attacking more federal buildings? I mean the ones Antifa aren’t attacking.
 
The ones standing in back of her. Not right in back of her but very close. You can see them in other videos.

Dude I was watching the video on Youtube I uploaded to and noticed something. Two guys had backpacks on their backs.
 
She is not the one that broke that window all. You did not watch shit. Dementia ridden old fuck.

Did you say something SAILOR BOY!?

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Great question. For all the hype/propaganda over how rowdy and dangerous Trump supporters are—where are they on this? I don’t know of a single Trump supporter that isn’t incensed over this. Why aren’t they in the streets or attacking more federal buildings? I mean the ones Antifa aren’t attacking.

It is clear from video footage that Ashli did not pose a danger to the officer, or any other person, when she was shot.

Ashli was unarmed.

She did not assault anyone.

She did not threaten to harm anyone. There was no excuse for taking her life.

At the time of the shooting, there were over a half-dozen police officers in close proximity to the door where Ashli was standing. Some of those officers had just allowed protesters access to the door by stepping aside.

Other officers, dressed in full tactical gear, stood among the protesters just a few feet behind the door. Still others stood casually at the opposite end of the hallway, apparently unconcerned with the activities of Ashli and the protesters around her.

All of these officers were in a position to have aided in the apprehension of Ashli, who was 5'2" and weighed just 110 pounds, if it was necessary.

The officer who shot her never made any attempt to actually arrest her, nor did he call on his fellow officers to arrest her. Instead, he simply fired.

Why aren't we allowed to know the rationale that the authorities used when they decided to excuse the killer and keep his name a secret?
 
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