Anonymous #3 4w

Pussy ass bitch babies can’t handle a snowball so they proportionately wave a gun at a crowd of elderly people and children, masterful gambit pig

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Anonymous #2 4w

Play stupid games…

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Anonymous #3 4w

comply or you will be executed I guess

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Anonymous shrimp_fried_rice 4w

You can not comply and still not throw things at people

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Anonymous shrimp_fried_rice 4w

totally justified use of lethal force, you’re such a good lil catboy for the authorities 🥹

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Anonymous shrimp_fried_rice 4w

I know that’s a wild concept

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Anonymous #3 4w

Awww good boyyy

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Anonymous #3 4w

Man yall are proving yourselves to be scared impotent losers

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Anonymous shrimp_fried_rice 4w

At least you could say the Boston massacre was a legitimate accident. This is just pure murderous intent.

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Anonymous #3 4w

“Please tread on me”

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Anonymous #3 4w

Boot licking troglodyte…

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Anonymous #5 4w

ice isn’t taught anything

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Anonymous #10 4w

They should be. Trigger finger is real. And I learned it the hard way with a bottle of lotion

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Anonymous #11 4w

we’re learning very quickly that our leadership does not care to train them

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Anonymous #3 4w

Yeah it really shouldn’t be hard for people to understand that if you make choices like throwing snowballs at people, there’s going to be some sort of reaction. I mean that’s probably why they did it, though. A lot of these incidents we see are because people are trying to get such outcomes. They’re opportunistic bad actors that seek to cause chaos, not to help create change. And this isn’t something on just one side or the other. It’s everywhere as people feel so defeated that they resort to…

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Anonymous #16 4w

…violence as they perceive it to be there only means of expression. The easy solution is to have far greater restriction on protest, but because it is the right of the people to protest what they see/think/believe to be wrong, this isn’t an answer or option. Really what we need is for greater social cooperation where we the people from all walks of life, regardless of belief, to agree that when we see these bad actors, to take it upon ourselves to punish them. Punishment from government…

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Anonymous #16 4w

…officials and agencies is completely ineffective for these people because they see it as a justification for there actions, not a repercussion. The only way to really convey the meaning that this isn’t acceptable behavior is for us, the people, to dole out punishment.

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Anonymous #16 4w

Personally I don’t think being hit by a snowball is a valid reason to pull a gun on a crowd of people but maybe that’s just me.

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Anonymous #15 4w

No, I agree with you on that, but the broader trend of these incidents is that people are carrying out these actions and then crying wolf when they get a reaction. By no means should he have flagged all of those people, I mean it’s truly embarrassing that such a reaction occurred, but to claim that no reaction should have come from it because “it’s just a snowball” is also wrong.

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Anonymous #5 4w

Their training consists of 47 days of watching slides in a Phoenix or Dallas/Fort Worth convention center with maybe 10 days of field exercises, don’t even have to be capable of running a 12 minute mile

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Anonymous #16 4w

No reaction involving a gun should have come from it.

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Anonymous #14 4w

Less-than-lethal is more accurate. These can still kill and blind people

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Anonymous #17 4w

it takes more time to become a fucking flight attendant than it does to become an ice agent like wtf

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Anonymous #10 4w

and they get guns!

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Anonymous #10 4w

Dude it took me longer to become a phone customer service rep for the social security administration, literally 4 months before I was even allowed to pick up a phone call

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Anonymous #16 4w

there's no way you think this is a justifiable reaction

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Anonymous #16 4w

A snowball crumbles upon impact and injures an ICE agent’s ego, while a bullet pierces through the skin and seriously injures if it doesn’t k*ll a person. That’s a blatantly unreasonable escalation of violence. If he needs a gun to feel big, he shouldn’t have one at all.

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Anonymous #17 4w

likeee???? and we just turn them loose? where the hell do we live!

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Anonymous evil_sheep 4w

No it’s not. He’s being assaulted.

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Anonymous #23 4w

So that means he should threaten to k*ll them? All because of a snowball? Use your brain Jesus Christ

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Anonymous #23 4w

ahh yes the police the best friend of democracy if you ignore the civil rights movement the abolitionist movement women's suffrage the lgbt movement the labor unions the coal miners the student protesters i think you get my point

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Anonymous #19 4w

Tbh I don’t think he has the brain capacity to get your point

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Anonymous #19 4w

They are enforcing the community’s laws. The democratically elected administration sent them

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Anonymous #23 4w

They aren’t enforcing community laws they’re literally federal agents you silly twit

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Anonymous #23 4w

everything mugabe did was justified because he was democratically elected then according to your framework. no way you genuinely believe this

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Anonymous #3 4w

How about don’t shoot civilians driving away?

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Anonymous #23 4w

Agreed. These people protesting are fucking idiots

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Anonymous #23 4w

Self defense doctrine requires a reasonable response. if someone threw a snowball at me, and i pulled a gun on them, that would not be a reasonable response. furthermore, cops have an objective reasonableness standard and this is objectively an unreasonable response.

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Anonymous #25 4w

Oh but y’all weren’t idiots for rioting at the capital?

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Anonymous #19 4w

When did I say it was? I kindly ask you re-read my response.

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Anonymous #16 4w

you're dying on a hill that claims reacting like this is "crying wolf"

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Anonymous #19 4w

Well yes, this is in effect “crying wolf”. While him brandishing whatever sort of weapon he was holding was not a reasonable or proportionate response, the title to this post is, as far as I can tell, meant to absolve any guilt the individual who threw snow had in this situation. While certainly a smaller threat than that presented by the ICE agent, it nonetheless is one. My point is that neither in this case is guilt free, and we shouldn’t be glorifying what are threats from both sides.

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Anonymous #17 4w

Enforcing the laws of the country. There are different levels of community. A nation is one of them

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Anonymous #14 4w

At that distance it may as well be a normal gun, it’ll be lethal of it hits you in the head. Riot police very commonly deliberately misuse their gear to kill and maim people.

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Anonymous #23 4w

The police are working for a fascist dictatorship… so they are objectively the enemies of the community and of democracy. Every last one is a traitor if they go along with any orders of this administration, because the 14th Amendment literally made it illegal for Trump be president again.

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Anonymous #28 4w

The 14th Amendment is also a law of this country. Its insurrection clause very clearly means Donald Trump is not legally the president of the United States States, because anyone who foments insurrection is banned for life from holding any office. It’s unconstitutional. Every single thing he’s done in office, every EO, every bill signed, every military action etc. is null and void, entirely unconstitutional. In 10 years or however long it takes for WW3 to be over, many many people involved in

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Anonymous #30 4w

letting these things happen will go to prison, hopefully for life because with the last set of Nazis we let most of em off with a warning.

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