BBC obtains footage from January 13 of a man they say is Alex Pretti

[22lcidw]

Over the years riots/insurrections on the streets have happened and is happening as we know. There are some that are legitimate. Damn near all though are over stupidity, the worthless and losers. A museum can be made for these people. Renee, Pretti and Floyd and so many others would be well welcomed in that museum. We can make a Stupidity Monument in D.C.

 

[toobfreak]

As far as I am concerned, those who are holding them back should be in jail preparing for a felony trial.

Good point. Had the Minni police been there doing their jobs, probably none of these 2-3 people would not have died.

 

[candycorn]

ICE has shot 12 people in 4 months. This doesn't count all of the rough-ups, broken bones, dislocated joints, harassment, false arrests and amateur terrorism they've brought wherever they've went.

IN at least 2 of the fatal shootings, they were not shooting the person they were allegedly trying to arrest and the person who was killed was not shooting at them.

Any other police force in the nation with that record would have a special master appointed by a judge to oversee all operations. Clearly there is a problem with the atmosphere at ICE.

 

[shockedcanadian]

Alex Pretti still didn't deserve to die, but this changes the context of the shooting because now he is a known violent agitator WITH a gun and that changes the mindset of law enforcement in that moment. It also puts to rest the media narrative of a peaceful nurse being murdered.

In this video from January 13th, he was doing everything on camera except "legal observing." This is aggravated assault, obstruction, destruction of government property, vandalism, battery, etc.

Like Renee Good, he had no business being there and involving himself in the legal actions of law enforcement and as a result he's now dead. Like Renee Good, he was not a mentally stable individual. Mentally well people simply don't engage in conduct like this.

None of this stopped the media, of course, from running with the narrative they wanted.

If this is him, in order for someone to act as he did, one has to be uncompromising committed to their "cause". So the motivation is at issue in both of his erratic interactions. Was he so emotionally invested, similar to the often irrational reactions and words from the climate change cult? Or, perhaps like a Jerry Springer episode he believes he will be paid handsomely for acting more extreme and defiant, all captured on video; either directly or through some sympathetic supporters of his cause who see his actions on video and support them. Are these the actions of someone living in an echo chamber and his entire identity and being is defined by his "resistance"? Surrounded by others of the same mindset, driven by similar motives.

 

[frigidweirdo]

Alex Pretti still didn't deserve to die, but this changes the context of the shooting because now he is a known violent agitator WITH a gun and that changes the mindset of law enforcement in that moment. It also puts to rest the media narrative of a peaceful nurse being murdered.

In this video from January 13th, he was doing everything on camera except "legal observing." This is aggravated assault, obstruction, destruction of government property, vandalism, battery, etc.

Like Renee Good, he had no business being there and involving himself in the legal actions of law enforcement and as a result he's now dead. Like Renee Good, he was not a mentally stable individual. Mentally well people simply don't engage in conduct like this.

None of this stopped the media, of course, from running with the narrative they wanted.

Except he was on the floor, without his gun, when they shot him.

The police can't go around beating people up just because he's a known problem person. They can use force when force is necessary. Was force necessary at that time? No.

Was shooting him valid? No, in no case was shooting him valid. The person or people who shot him committed MURDER.

 

[frigidweirdo]

Another angle. Don’t expect the media to give this an nearly as much attention, if any

So, as a public official, what's the correct procedure.

1) ignore him
2) arrest him if he breaks the law
3) assassinate him

 

[frigidweirdo]

Alex Pretti still didn't deserve to die, but this changes the context of the shooting because now he is a known violent agitator WITH a gun and that changes the mindset of law enforcement in that moment. It also puts to rest the media narrative of a peaceful nurse being murdered.

In this video from January 13th, he was doing everything on camera except "legal observing." This is aggravated assault, obstruction, destruction of government property, vandalism, battery, etc.

Like Renee Good, he had no business being there and involving himself in the legal actions of law enforcement and as a result he's now dead. Like Renee Good, he was not a mentally stable individual. Mentally well people simply don't engage in conduct like this.

None of this stopped the media, of course, from running with the narrative they wanted.

Also raises questions of whether they eliminated him just because they wanted him gone.

Which is super scary

 

[citygator]

Is that supposed to impress me? You don't want to hear my qualifications as you wouldn't believe them. You'd claim I just made it up.

Im sure I would be blown away.

I'd make sure the bill came to $1001. Then throw Pretti in jail for the full 10 years.
Thing is, he got off scott free because ICE, Homan and Trump are just TOO FARGIN NICE.

Obviously you are just a vengeful tool and have no idea how sentencing works. That would get you probation and restitution ruling for a first time non-violent offender. All he'd have to do is find a place that would do it for less than $1,000 and he could have the felony charge dismissed entirely.

 

[toobfreak]

Except he was on the floor, without his gun, when they shot him.

Where was Ashli Babbitt's gun? Who was she on the floor with? Yet you celebrated her murder.

The police can't go around beating people up just because he's a known problem person. They can use force when force is necessary. Was force necessary at that time? No.

In other words, leftists ought to be able to go in and disrupt a government from operating and obstruct justice and commit other felonies indefinitely and the entire country needs to stop and just take it until Trump is out of office.

Was shooting him valid? No, in no case was shooting him valid. The person or people who shot him committed MURDER.

Poor baby. Now why don't you show us how right you are by throwing yourself into a police operation trying to obstruct it all day after day, week after week carrying a gun with 30 rounds brawling with police in a brawl with them and hope the police never mistake you or your deadly weapon as a threat too, then get back to us and let us know how it turned out?

MORE TO THE POINT: peaceful people ought to be able to redress their government as guaranteed in the Constitution with grievances about a warped, suspicious, irregular election with a bizarre outcome without getting hit with crowd control grenades, shot and killed, and lied about then hunted down for years, locked up, denied bail, no charges, no food, no healthcare, no visitation treating them like vermin.

Where was your concern then???

 

[toobfreak]

Im sure I would be blown away.

Apparently a typical educational background impresses you a lot.

Obviously you are just a vengeful tool and have no idea how sentencing works. That would get you probation and restitution ruling for a first time non-violent offender.

Not for felony willful destruction of government property while threatening federal officers.

All he'd have to do is find a place that would do it for less than $1,000

Sure, and the Fed is going to let you take their vehicle to the local Chevy dealer to get a quote on bodywork. I guess your education really is a shame like Omar's fake attack with apple juice.

and he could have the felony charge dismissed entirely.

You go right on telling yourself that. If you are so sure, why don't you attack a cop car carrying a gun fighting with police then get back to us letting us know how it turns out?

 

[citygator]

Apparently a typical educational background impresses you a lot.


Not for felony willful destruction of government property while threatening federal officers.


Sure, and the Fed is going to let you take their vehicle to the local Chevy dealer to get a quote on bodywork. I guess your education really is a shame like Omar's fake attack with apple juice.


You go right on telling yourself that. If you are so sure, why don't you attack a cop car carrying a gun fighting with police then get back to us letting us know how it turns out?

Youre the genius with an amazing background that thinks someone would get 10 years for breaking a taillight and deserves to be shot for helping a woman up... all because you dont like him protesting. You sick violent righties have a short time left in this world and all you are leaving behind is Trillons of debt and a record of evil that will be enshrined in history.

 

[SweetSue92]

Another video of Alex hurting no one. Good find.

Oh look. Another liberal who has lost his mind

 

[the watcher]

Well, he still didnt deserve to get shot. But it definitely makes clear he is a ******* moonbat.

He kept coming to these things, provoking authorities until he got the response he wanted. This time it didn't go the way he thought it would, with some good footage and more on his rainbow rambo portfolio, but ended badly for him.

 

[SweetSue92]

Too bad conservative don't act more like Progs--- if they did, they'd stand outside Pretti's funeral, blow whistles, bang trash cans while spotters targeted the family house harrassing the whole family. Then when it came time to plant him, they would disrupt the services, roll the casket over, dump the body out, piss on the casket, set it on fire then roll it down the street.

All the while claiming they were just using their First Amendment rights to "peacefully protest"

 

[citygator]

Oh look. Another liberal who has lost his mind

Oh look. Another fascist that has no mind.

 

[SweetSue92]

I don't consider what he did a day a week or a month before relevant to the decisions made on the day he was killed. Goes back to that old timey notion that even a whore can be raped. Things do not seem to be trending in ICE's direction on this one though.

Yes, of course, a prostitute can be raped and no one deserves that.

But a prostitute being raped has a certain different feel than say, Laken Riley simply jogging in a park, then being raped and murdered.

The first woman put herself willingly into a situation where this could be a plausible outcome. The second did not.

 

[SweetSue92]

Youre the genius with an amazing background that thinks someone would get 10 years for breaking a taillight and deserves to be shot for helping a woman up... all because you dont like him protesting. You sick violent righties have a short time left in this world and all you are leaving behind is Trillons of debt and a record of evil that will be enshrined in history.

SOMEONE PLEASE SPRAY HIM WITH MIDOL

I have been and raised a 13 yo girl and neither one of us ever hit this level of emotional spiral.....

 

[OODA_Loop]

Yep. Violent agitator. With violent destruction of government operated, possibly government owned vehicle property, which taxpayers will have to pay to repair, why was he not arrested charged and booked, right then? They could not spare the time to do the paperwork? Not everything in law enforcement is beat down and show force. Sometimes, you have to do the paperwork, whether paperwork is sexy or not.

You're determination that it was because they didn't want to do paperwork is based on what exactly?

 

[SweetSue92]

I made it through UF with 2 degrees and have a graduate degree from Michigan.

No. It’s a misdemeanor costing less than $1,000 to repair.

18 U.S.C. § 1361 – Destruction of Government Property

Under federal law:​

• Damage ≤ $1,000
  • Misdemeanor
  • Max penalty: 1 year
• Damage > $1,000
  • Felony
  • Max penalty: 10 years
• Only reaches 20 years if:
  • The damage endangers human life, or
  • The act involves fire, explosives, or serious sabotage

He committed a misdemeanor. I don’t support breaking taillights but he wasn’t violent in any encounter.

HAHAHAH A GRAD OF U of M NOTHING MORE NEEDS TO BE SAID

Folks, as a native Michigander: nothing good or sane comes out of Ann Arbor. Trust me on this lol

 

[toobfreak]

Youre the genius with an amazing background

Thanks for noticing.

that thinks someone would get 10 years for breaking a taillight

Yep, it is a possible outcome should the judge so choose with a stupid dangerous PRICK like Pretti.

and deserves to be shot for helping a woman up...

The guy was practically a model citizen of the community?

all because you dont like him protesting.

Nah, it's the LAW. Remember what you told us for years, Creep--- NO ONE is above the law. 2026 is the year you are gonna find out.

You sick violent righties have a short time left in this world

There you go with all that love and peace again. You're such a diplomat and humanitarian. Smart too.

and all you are leaving behind is Trillons of debt and a record of evil that will be enshrined in history.

Sucks to be you. And you have another three years to go even worse. Then Vance takes over and you'll be begging for Trump back. Beg like a dog.