tahuyaman
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I’m guessing that you didn’t see the answer I provided to that question.------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Really? You have to ask that again, after 500+ posts on this rollicking-good-fun thread?
OK, maybe you didn't read all 520+ posts.
I get that. It ain't THAT much rollicking-good-fun.
But lemme try to answer your question by resurrecting comments made along the long road of these 500+ posts by any number of posters:
1. Ashli Toe-Tag was unlucky. She picked the wrong cop during the wrong circumstances to defy, scream insults at, and then charge at.
2. So that's the first reason.
3. The next reason is she was unlucky to pick the wrong cohort of mobsters to attach herself to. Those guys beat down a barricade that was intentionally erected by oath-bound police to prevent them from advancing. It woulda been 'lucky' if she woulda chose a group who just wanted to take selfies in Statuary Hall.
4. That the second reason.
5. She was unlucky ( I say that out of deference to the dead....rather than say she was fatally foolish)....anyway, she was unlucky to decide to leap into the breach towards a group of police who had been loudly warning her and her cohort of mobsters to 'back away', 'stop', 'leave', 'don't come this way' etc. Perhaps she was unlucky to simply not hear all of those warnings?
6. Anyway that's reason #3.
7. She was unlucky that she ignored, or didn't hear, all the warnings that there was gun aimed her way.
8. That's enough. How much bad luck can a girl take?
So let's just leave it at that: She was fatally unlucky.
Or, conversely, all those other attackers who went unshot were......well, they were lucky.*
*if you don't count time in jail, lawyers fees, a criminal record, loss of job - even career, shame, embarrassment, community ridicule, and ostracism. I suppose.