Almost 140 serious injuries to Capitol Cops

A "violent" mob that had armed police officers mingling with it just on the other side of the door, being breached by an unarmed woman.
No need for quotations. The fact that they were violent is evidence in the damage and destruction they were doing in order to breach the barricaded doors.

You're also avoiding the question, probably because you know the answer.

No, just watching you jump through hoops to blow things out of proportion for political gain.
Nothing's been blown out of proportion just because you're a faithful idiot. That woman was a threat to lawmakers when attempted to gain access to where they were hiding.

an unarmed woman was a threat....
You're an idiot, Marty. The cop protecting law makers had no idea if she was personally armed or not. He also had no way of knowing if had he let her gain access to the House chamber, the mob wouldn't have followed her.

It was a good shoot. That's why he won't be charged with a crime.
 
After 40 or so pages of the same stuff, it's not cowardice, it's for my own amusement.
Anytime you start losing the argument, you change the subject or devolve to childish vulgar insults.

It's not exactly subtle and it's not intellectual bravery you're displaying. The fact this is amusing demonstrates that you're a troll. Not someone to be taken seriously.

No, I just realize that it's never going to resolve, and hence I need to amuse myself.

Trolling is from the get go, trolling isn't being a "ha ha" asshole once the discourse has devolved to rehashing the same shit over and over.

and over.
 
A "violent" mob that had armed police officers mingling with it just on the other side of the door, being breached by an unarmed woman.
No need for quotations. The fact that they were violent is evidence in the damage and destruction they were doing in order to breach the barricaded doors.

You're also avoiding the question, probably because you know the answer.

No, just watching you jump through hoops to blow things out of proportion for political gain.
Nothing's been blown out of proportion just because you're a faithful idiot. That woman was a threat to lawmakers when attempted to gain access to where they were hiding.

an unarmed woman was a threat....
You're an idiot, Marty. The cop protecting law makers had no idea if she was personally armed or not. He also had no way of knowing if had he let her gain access to the House chamber, the mob wouldn't have followed her.

It was a good shoot. That's why he won't be charged with a crime.

He wasn't in immediate risk, shown by the other cops being interspersed with the protesters on the one side of the door.

What makes me think they know it's a bad shoot is the length of time it's taking to come up with a result of the investigation, and the complete dropping of the matter by the media.

And why hasn't his name been released yet? Any other officer in any other shooting under investigation would have been identified.
 
A "violent" mob that had armed police officers mingling with it just on the other side of the door, being breached by an unarmed woman.
No need for quotations. The fact that they were violent is evidence in the damage and destruction they were doing in order to breach the barricaded doors.

You're also avoiding the question, probably because you know the answer.

No, just watching you jump through hoops to blow things out of proportion for political gain.
Nothing's been blown out of proportion just because you're a faithful idiot. That woman was a threat to lawmakers when attempted to gain access to where they were hiding.

an unarmed woman was a threat....
You're an idiot, Marty. The cop protecting law makers had no idea if she was personally armed or not. He also had no way of knowing if had he let her gain access to the House chamber, the mob wouldn't have followed her.

It was a good shoot. That's why he won't be charged with a crime.

He wasn't in immediate risk, shown by the other cops being interspersed with the protesters on the one side of the door.

What makes me think they know it's a bad shoot is the length of time it's taking to come up with a result of the investigation, and the complete dropping of the matter by the media.

And why hasn't his name been released yet? Any other officer in any other shooting under investigation would have been identified.
Of course he was as were the lawmakers behind him. That mob was smashing through the doors and began to enter the Speaker's Lobby. It was his duty to keep them out. He did a fine job as not one single Trump cultist got into the House chamber until all the lawmakers inside were safely escorted out.
 
Trolling is from the get go, trolling isn't being a "ha ha" asshole once the discourse has devolved to rehashing the same shit over and over.
The conversation only devolved when you realized you were losing.
 
A "violent" mob that had armed police officers mingling with it just on the other side of the door, being breached by an unarmed woman.
No need for quotations. The fact that they were violent is evidence in the damage and destruction they were doing in order to breach the barricaded doors.

You're also avoiding the question, probably because you know the answer.

No, just watching you jump through hoops to blow things out of proportion for political gain.
Nothing's been blown out of proportion just because you're a faithful idiot. That woman was a threat to lawmakers when attempted to gain access to where they were hiding.

an unarmed woman was a threat....
You're an idiot, Marty. The cop protecting law makers had no idea if she was personally armed or not. He also had no way of knowing if had he let her gain access to the House chamber, the mob wouldn't have followed her.

It was a good shoot. That's why he won't be charged with a crime.

He wasn't in immediate risk, shown by the other cops being interspersed with the protesters on the one side of the door.

What makes me think they know it's a bad shoot is the length of time it's taking to come up with a result of the investigation, and the complete dropping of the matter by the media.

And why hasn't his name been released yet? Any other officer in any other shooting under investigation would have been identified.
Of course he was as were the lawmakers behind him. That mob was smashing through the doors and began to enter the Speaker's Lobby. It was his duty to keep them out. He did a fine job as not one single Trump cultist got into the House chamber until all the lawmakers inside were safely escorted out.

By shooting an unarmed woman, pour encouragement les autres.

Don't think that's in the use of deadly force guidelines.
 
A "violent" mob that had armed police officers mingling with it just on the other side of the door, being breached by an unarmed woman.
No need for quotations. The fact that they were violent is evidence in the damage and destruction they were doing in order to breach the barricaded doors.

You're also avoiding the question, probably because you know the answer.

No, just watching you jump through hoops to blow things out of proportion for political gain.
Nothing's been blown out of proportion just because you're a faithful idiot. That woman was a threat to lawmakers when attempted to gain access to where they were hiding.

an unarmed woman was a threat....
You're an idiot, Marty. The cop protecting law makers had no idea if she was personally armed or not. He also had no way of knowing if had he let her gain access to the House chamber, the mob wouldn't have followed her.

It was a good shoot. That's why he won't be charged with a crime.

He wasn't in immediate risk, shown by the other cops being interspersed with the protesters on the one side of the door.

What makes me think they know it's a bad shoot is the length of time it's taking to come up with a result of the investigation, and the complete dropping of the matter by the media.

And why hasn't his name been released yet? Any other officer in any other shooting under investigation would have been identified.
Of course he was as were the lawmakers behind him. That mob was smashing through the doors and began to enter the Speaker's Lobby. It was his duty to keep them out. He did a fine job as not one single Trump cultist got into the House chamber until all the lawmakers inside were safely escorted out.

By shooting an unarmed woman, pour encouragement les autres.

Don't think that's in the use of deadly force guidelines.
She was the only one shot because she was the only one who tried to enter. Had she not been shot, the rest of the mob behind her would have followed, just as they had throughout the Capitol. That cop deserves a medal.
 
A "violent" mob that had armed police officers mingling with it just on the other side of the door, being breached by an unarmed woman.
No need for quotations. The fact that they were violent is evidence in the damage and destruction they were doing in order to breach the barricaded doors.

You're also avoiding the question, probably because you know the answer.

No, just watching you jump through hoops to blow things out of proportion for political gain.
Nothing's been blown out of proportion just because you're a faithful idiot. That woman was a threat to lawmakers when attempted to gain access to where they were hiding.

an unarmed woman was a threat....
You're an idiot, Marty. The cop protecting law makers had no idea if she was personally armed or not. He also had no way of knowing if had he let her gain access to the House chamber, the mob wouldn't have followed her.

It was a good shoot. That's why he won't be charged with a crime.

He wasn't in immediate risk, shown by the other cops being interspersed with the protesters on the one side of the door.

What makes me think they know it's a bad shoot is the length of time it's taking to come up with a result of the investigation, and the complete dropping of the matter by the media.

And why hasn't his name been released yet? Any other officer in any other shooting under investigation would have been identified.
Of course he was as were the lawmakers behind him. That mob was smashing through the doors and began to enter the Speaker's Lobby. It was his duty to keep them out. He did a fine job as not one single Trump cultist got into the House chamber until all the lawmakers inside were safely escorted out.

By shooting an unarmed woman, pour encouragement les autres.

Don't think that's in the use of deadly force guidelines.
She was the only one shot because she was the only one who tried to enter. Had she not been shot, the rest of the mob behind her would have followed, just as they had throughout the Capitol. That cop deserves a medal.

Still not justified via use of deadly force protocols.
 
No it devolved because you are an uninspired nanny state cuck.

No government dick too big to suck for you.
Case in point.

You guys really have a hard time accepting any responsibility for anything. It's always "you made me make an ass of myself" with you.
 
A "violent" mob that had armed police officers mingling with it just on the other side of the door, being breached by an unarmed woman.
No need for quotations. The fact that they were violent is evidence in the damage and destruction they were doing in order to breach the barricaded doors.

You're also avoiding the question, probably because you know the answer.

No, just watching you jump through hoops to blow things out of proportion for political gain.
Nothing's been blown out of proportion just because you're a faithful idiot. That woman was a threat to lawmakers when attempted to gain access to where they were hiding.

an unarmed woman was a threat....
You're an idiot, Marty. The cop protecting law makers had no idea if she was personally armed or not. He also had no way of knowing if had he let her gain access to the House chamber, the mob wouldn't have followed her.

It was a good shoot. That's why he won't be charged with a crime.

He wasn't in immediate risk, shown by the other cops being interspersed with the protesters on the one side of the door.

What makes me think they know it's a bad shoot is the length of time it's taking to come up with a result of the investigation, and the complete dropping of the matter by the media.

And why hasn't his name been released yet? Any other officer in any other shooting under investigation would have been identified.
Of course he was as were the lawmakers behind him. That mob was smashing through the doors and began to enter the Speaker's Lobby. It was his duty to keep them out. He did a fine job as not one single Trump cultist got into the House chamber until all the lawmakers inside were safely escorted out.

By shooting an unarmed woman, pour encouragement les autres.

Don't think that's in the use of deadly force guidelines.
She was the only one shot because she was the only one who tried to enter. Had she not been shot, the rest of the mob behind her would have followed, just as they had throughout the Capitol. That cop deserves a medal.

Still not justified via use of deadly force protocols.
You're an idiot, Marty. Such protocols permit the use of lethal force if such force is reasonably believed necessary to prevent death or great bodily harm. Given that lunatic mob stormed the Capitol and was hunting for politicians to murder, that's a reasonable belief.
 
A "violent" mob that had armed police officers mingling with it just on the other side of the door, being breached by an unarmed woman.
No need for quotations. The fact that they were violent is evidence in the damage and destruction they were doing in order to breach the barricaded doors.

You're also avoiding the question, probably because you know the answer.

No, just watching you jump through hoops to blow things out of proportion for political gain.
Nothing's been blown out of proportion just because you're a faithful idiot. That woman was a threat to lawmakers when attempted to gain access to where they were hiding.

an unarmed woman was a threat....
You're an idiot, Marty. The cop protecting law makers had no idea if she was personally armed or not. He also had no way of knowing if had he let her gain access to the House chamber, the mob wouldn't have followed her.

It was a good shoot. That's why he won't be charged with a crime.

He wasn't in immediate risk, shown by the other cops being interspersed with the protesters on the one side of the door.

What makes me think they know it's a bad shoot is the length of time it's taking to come up with a result of the investigation, and the complete dropping of the matter by the media.

And why hasn't his name been released yet? Any other officer in any other shooting under investigation would have been identified.
Of course he was as were the lawmakers behind him. That mob was smashing through the doors and began to enter the Speaker's Lobby. It was his duty to keep them out. He did a fine job as not one single Trump cultist got into the House chamber until all the lawmakers inside were safely escorted out.

By shooting an unarmed woman, pour encouragement les autres.

Don't think that's in the use of deadly force guidelines.
She was the only one shot because she was the only one who tried to enter. Had she not been shot, the rest of the mob behind her would have followed, just as they had throughout the Capitol. That cop deserves a medal.

Still not justified via use of deadly force protocols.
You're an idiot, Marty. Such protocols permit the use of lethal force if such force is reasonably believed necessary to prevent death or great bodily harm. Given that lunatic mob stormed the Capitol and was hunting for politicians to murder, that's a reasonable belief.

Immediate threat, not maybe threat.
 
Truth hurts, soi boi.

This is the same pathology we were discussing before. Your reaction has nothing to do with me being right or wrong. It's that you have such an irrational hatred of me, you can't ever allow me to be right.
 
A "violent" mob that had armed police officers mingling with it just on the other side of the door, being breached by an unarmed woman.
No need for quotations. The fact that they were violent is evidence in the damage and destruction they were doing in order to breach the barricaded doors.

You're also avoiding the question, probably because you know the answer.

No, just watching you jump through hoops to blow things out of proportion for political gain.
Nothing's been blown out of proportion just because you're a faithful idiot. That woman was a threat to lawmakers when attempted to gain access to where they were hiding.

an unarmed woman was a threat....
You're an idiot, Marty. The cop protecting law makers had no idea if she was personally armed or not. He also had no way of knowing if had he let her gain access to the House chamber, the mob wouldn't have followed her.

It was a good shoot. That's why he won't be charged with a crime.

He wasn't in immediate risk, shown by the other cops being interspersed with the protesters on the one side of the door.

What makes me think they know it's a bad shoot is the length of time it's taking to come up with a result of the investigation, and the complete dropping of the matter by the media.

And why hasn't his name been released yet? Any other officer in any other shooting under investigation would have been identified.
Of course he was as were the lawmakers behind him. That mob was smashing through the doors and began to enter the Speaker's Lobby. It was his duty to keep them out. He did a fine job as not one single Trump cultist got into the House chamber until all the lawmakers inside were safely escorted out.

By shooting an unarmed woman, pour encouragement les autres.

Don't think that's in the use of deadly force guidelines.
She was the only one shot because she was the only one who tried to enter. Had she not been shot, the rest of the mob behind her would have followed, just as they had throughout the Capitol. That cop deserves a medal.

Still not justified via use of deadly force protocols.
You're an idiot, Marty. Such protocols permit the use of lethal force if such force is reasonably believed necessary to prevent death or great bodily harm. Given that lunatic mob stormed the Capitol and was hunting for politicians to murder, that's a reasonable belief.

Immediate threat, not maybe threat.
Reasonable threat.
 
Actually they have to justify it, that's the whole concept of a "justified use of deadly force"

You getting a hard on over a political enemies death doesn't cut it.
Fair enough, I didn't use the right language.

The use of force is justified by the rational threat to the life and safety of the police and their protectees.

She's not my political enemy. She's a tragedy that is the result of years of indoctrination.

One woman hopping through a window, an unarmed woman is not a threat to life and safety.

The cops on the other side of the door in direct contact with the other people sure didn't think so.
One woman no but she was part of a mob. And she was the first crazy who poked her head in.

Keep justifying it in your addled mind, you soi boi cuck.

How is kamala's dildo doing widening your ass?
What I find strange is the same people who said Colin kappernick was unpatriotic for kneeling during the national anthem are the same unpatriotic Treasonist insurrectionists who murdered a cop in an attempted failed coup
 
A "violent" mob that had armed police officers mingling with it just on the other side of the door, being breached by an unarmed woman.
No need for quotations. The fact that they were violent is evidence in the damage and destruction they were doing in order to breach the barricaded doors.

You're also avoiding the question, probably because you know the answer.

No, just watching you jump through hoops to blow things out of proportion for political gain.
Nothing's been blown out of proportion just because you're a faithful idiot. That woman was a threat to lawmakers when attempted to gain access to where they were hiding.

an unarmed woman was a threat....
You're an idiot, Marty. The cop protecting law makers had no idea if she was personally armed or not. He also had no way of knowing if had he let her gain access to the House chamber, the mob wouldn't have followed her.

It was a good shoot. That's why he won't be charged with a crime.

He wasn't in immediate risk, shown by the other cops being interspersed with the protesters on the one side of the door.

What makes me think they know it's a bad shoot is the length of time it's taking to come up with a result of the investigation, and the complete dropping of the matter by the media.

And why hasn't his name been released yet? Any other officer in any other shooting under investigation would have been identified.
Of course he was as were the lawmakers behind him. That mob was smashing through the doors and began to enter the Speaker's Lobby. It was his duty to keep them out. He did a fine job as not one single Trump cultist got into the House chamber until all the lawmakers inside were safely escorted out.

By shooting an unarmed woman, pour encouragement les autres.

Don't think that's in the use of deadly force guidelines.
She was the only one shot because she was the only one who tried to enter. Had she not been shot, the rest of the mob behind her would have followed, just as they had throughout the Capitol. That cop deserves a medal.

Still not justified via use of deadly force protocols.
You're an idiot, Marty. Such protocols permit the use of lethal force if such force is reasonably believed necessary to prevent death or great bodily harm. Given that lunatic mob stormed the Capitol and was hunting for politicians to murder, that's a reasonable belief.
Just the fact a cop on duty that day died says the police were justified that day taking lives.

I think it# funny today republicans are saying the cops were not justified for shooting that female rioter but in every other case they defend the cops. What’s different here? Probably the color of the victim.
 
A "violent" mob that had armed police officers mingling with it just on the other side of the door, being breached by an unarmed woman.
No need for quotations. The fact that they were violent is evidence in the damage and destruction they were doing in order to breach the barricaded doors.

You're also avoiding the question, probably because you know the answer.

No, just watching you jump through hoops to blow things out of proportion for political gain.
Nothing's been blown out of proportion just because you're a faithful idiot. That woman was a threat to lawmakers when attempted to gain access to where they were hiding.

an unarmed woman was a threat....
You're an idiot, Marty. The cop protecting law makers had no idea if she was personally armed or not. He also had no way of knowing if had he let her gain access to the House chamber, the mob wouldn't have followed her.

It was a good shoot. That's why he won't be charged with a crime.

He wasn't in immediate risk, shown by the other cops being interspersed with the protesters on the one side of the door.

What makes me think they know it's a bad shoot is the length of time it's taking to come up with a result of the investigation, and the complete dropping of the matter by the media.

And why hasn't his name been released yet? Any other officer in any other shooting under investigation would have been identified.
Of course he was as were the lawmakers behind him. That mob was smashing through the doors and began to enter the Speaker's Lobby. It was his duty to keep them out. He did a fine job as not one single Trump cultist got into the House chamber until all the lawmakers inside were safely escorted out.

By shooting an unarmed woman, pour encouragement les autres.

Don't think that's in the use of deadly force guidelines.
She was the only one shot because she was the only one who tried to enter. Had she not been shot, the rest of the mob behind her would have followed, just as they had throughout the Capitol. That cop deserves a medal.

Still not justified via use of deadly force protocols.
You're an idiot, Marty. Such protocols permit the use of lethal force if such force is reasonably believed necessary to prevent death or great bodily harm. Given that lunatic mob stormed the Capitol and was hunting for politicians to murder, that's a reasonable belief.

Immediate threat, not maybe threat.
Reasonable threat.

Not even close to reasonable.

Again, if this was an easy clean shoot, they would have come out with the report already, the time taken shows they are either trying to spin as hard as they can to justify it, or don't want to throw the guy to the wolves until months have passed and they can get their agenda passed in the house.
 
Pathology? It's called observation.

Irrational, but deserved. You are all that is wrong with this country.

Nah. What's wrong with this country is people like you who hate others so much you're willing to blind yourself to reality to avoid having to agree with them.
 

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