BREAKING: Judicial Watch Files $30 Million Wrongful Death Lawsuit against U.S. Government on Behalf of Ashli Babbitt’s Husband and Estate

[Markle]

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[martybegan]

It’s not a real lawsuit. It’s attention seeking to drive donations from suckers who take them seriously.

Oh, it's a real lawsuit. And they got a real case because the cop in question basically ignored the rules for use of lethal force.

 

[martybegan]

All you will discover is that Babbitt stormed the capital and was trying to break into the speakers chambers. I suppose some right wing group is paying the expenses.

They will discover the idiot cop ignored use of deadly force rules.

 

[Lesh]

They will discover the idiot cop ignored use of deadly force rules.

The cops at the a house barricade were not the only ones with guns trained on their attackers.

Had the attackers done what Ashes did at those barricades there would have been more dead attackers.

And rightfully so

 

[martybegan]

The cops at the a house barricade were not the only ones with guns trained on their attackers.

Had the attackers done what Ashes did at those barricades there would have been more dead attackers.

And rightfully so

And the cops mingling with the people on their side of the door/barricade didn't feel the need to shoot why?

 

[Marener]

Oh, it's a real lawsuit. And they got a real case because the cop in question basically ignored the rules for use of lethal force.

It’s going to be next to impossible to make a case against use of force in the context of a violent riot that had already injured dozens when used on someone committing crimes as part of that violent mob while protecting members of Congress.

Juducial Watch lives off of donations and if they aren’t getting enough media attention, they have to stir some up to keep the lights on.

It’s a scam and dopes like you are the target.

The case will go nowhere and you’ll come up with a shitty excuse to ignore reality again. That’s what you do best.

 

[martybegan]

It’s going to be next to impossible to make a case against use of force in the context of a violent riot that had already injured dozens when used on someone committing crimes as part of that violent mob while protecting members of Congress.

Juducial Watch lives off of donations and if they aren’t getting enough media attention, they have to stir some up to keep the lights on.

It’s a scam and dopes like you are the target.

The case will go nowhere and you’ll come up with a shitty excuse to ignore reality again. That’s what you do best.

deadly force, against one unarmed woman, and none of the other cops felt the need to open fire.

And yet you probably think the SPLC is a noble organization still.

 

[Marener]

deadly force, against one unarmed woman, and none of the other cops felt the need to open fire.

And yet you probably think the SPLC is a noble organization still.

Looks like a lot more people there than just one woman.

 

[martybegan]

Looks like a lot more people there than just one woman.

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And yet they only shot her.

 

[BlindBoo]

Well the President was practically and morally responsible for all the events at his Riot on Jan 6th, so Benedict Donald could and should be held personally responsible for her wrongful death during his riot. The Government his rioters, including Mrs. Babbitt were assaulting, were not responsible for the MOB's actions. Their actions can all be attributed to the Trumpybear.

 

[BlindBoo]

deadly force, against one unarmed woman, and none of the other cops felt the need to open fire.

And yet you probably think the SPLC is a noble organization still.

Nobody else felt empowered enough, or stupid enough, to try and breach the barricaded doorway where the guard had a weapon drawn. Benedict Donald should be named on the suit as he was personally responsible for her being there and he was the one who empowered her with his steady stream of lies after losing the election months earlier.

 

[martybegan]

Nobody else felt empowered enough, or stupid enough, to try and breach the barricaded doorway where the guard had a weapon drawn. Benedict Donald should be named on the suit as he was personally responsible for her being there and he was the one who empowered her with his steady stream of lies after losing the election months earlier.

And they couldn't have just arrested her why?

 

[Marener]

And yet they only shot her.

She’s the only one that jumped through the door. If she had stayed on the other side of the door, they wouldn’t have shot her.

 

[martybegan]

She’s the only one that jumped through the door. If she had stayed on the other side of the door, they wouldn’t have shot her.

Jumping through a window unarmed and in plain sight is now worthy of being shot by the police without any attempt to aprehend first?

 

[Marener]

Jumping through a window unarmed and in plain sight is now worthy of being shot by the police without any attempt to aprehend first?

Depends on the circumstances. This circumstance had a handful of police heavily outnumbered by dozens of rioters amid widespread violence across the capitol.

Cases involving use of force require considering all the facts and circumstances, not just focusing on the little parts you want to talk about.

 

[martybegan]

Depends on the circumstances. This circumstance had a handful of police heavily outnumbered by dozens of rioters amid widespread violence across the capitol.

Cases involving use of force require considering all the facts and circumstances, not just focusing on the little parts you want to talk about.

Actually deadly use of force rules don't depend on the circumstances, they were just ignored in this situation.

 

[Marener]

Actually deadly use of force rules don't depend on the circumstances, they were just ignored in this situation.

SCOTUS said differently in the controlling precedent, Graham v Connor, but I guess you’re smarter than them.

 

[otto105]

It's about time. If I was Judicial Watch I would aim higher. The black criminal ballot stuffers in Georgia sued for $150 million over hurt feelings. We're talking about murder here. Karma is coming back to Michael Byrd who has Ashli's blood on his hands.

Are they going to explain why the jackass fuckup was disobeying law enforcement?

 

[martybegan]

SCOTUS said differently in the controlling precedent, Graham v Connor, but I guess you’re smarter than them.

That references excessive force, not the use of deadly force. Try again.

 

[BlindBoo]

And they couldn't have just arrested her why?

Who was going to arrest her while still keeping the barricaded doorway guarded from the other rioters who would be streaming through the breach she tried to create?