McCarthy backs officer that shot Ashli Babbitt

[XponentialChaos]

McCarthy is right on this one.

Unfortunately, McCarthy is also a lying sack of shit with no self-respect, who will say whatever he needs to say to get what he wants. So it’s impossible to know what he truly believes.

 

[BrokeLoser]

Because.....?

Because wise people with options know that cultural barriers and differences are unnecessary. There are plenty of potential mates of like culture.

 

[Unkotare]

Because wise people with options know that cultural barriers and differences are unnecessary. There are plenty of potential mates of like culture.

More cowardly FEEEEEELZ.

 

[BrokeLoser]

More cowardly FEEEEEELZ.

Again, it’s a wisdom thing, a thing of courage, of rationality and not of emotion….you’ve been programmed to hate those who act on such things.…I get it

 

[Unkotare]

Again, it’s a wisdom thing,....

Again, it's a cowardly ***** thing. Everyone gets what you are, loser.

 

[Lesh]

So does McCarthy go back under the bus?

 

[sealybobo]

MTG calls the officer a murderer and McCarthy comes to his defense. I thought he thought he had MTG on a short leash?

“I think the police officer did his job,” McCarthy said Thursday in response to a question from HuffPost about whether Babbitt was murdered.

Kevin McCarthy Backs Officer Who Shot Ashli Babbitt, Ignores Rep. Greene’s ‘Murder’ Claim

You didn't start this thread?

 

[pknopp]

You didn't start this thread?

2 years ago and it isn't relevant to the OP.

 

[Hafar1014]

Damn, for once McCarthy got something correct

It appears you know nothing about use of deadly force law. Ill help you understand so you can see reality clearly.
Serious bodily injury or death must be imminent. That means going to happen right now.
Ashley Babbit was far from the cop who shot her unarmed and not even aware of him. There is no imminent threat. The cop has history of negligent gun management and is now indicted fir welfare fraud. In my opinion this was a negligent discharge due to poor gun management. That would make it manslaughter. Guns are required t be held at low ready finger off the trigger due to the glocks light trigger pull. Video shows the gun pointed at her finger on the trigger.

 

[Hafar1014]

Breaking into a Federal building?

It appears you know nothing about use of deadly force law. Ill help you understand so you can see reality clearly.
Serious bodily injury or death must be imminent. That means going to happen right now.
Ashley Babbit was far from the cop who shot her unarmed and not even aware of him. There is no imminent threat. The cop has history of negligent gun management and is now indicted fir welfare fraud. In my opinion this was a negligent discharge due to poor gun management. That would make it manslaughter. Guns are required t be held at low ready finger off the trigger due to the glocks light trigger pull. Video shows the gun pointed at her finger on the trigger.

The car did strike him and it doesnt even have to. When she resisted arrest and stepped on the gas she created an immanent threat to all agents in the area. Deadly force is now authorized. All she had to do was stop and comply

 

[Hafar1014]

Of course he did – Babbitt was lawfully killed while committing a treasonous act of domestic terrorism.

It appears you know nothing about use of deadly force law. Ill help you understand so you can see reality clearly.
Serious bodily injury or death must be imminent. That means going to happen right now.
Ashley Babbit was far from the cop who shot her unarmed and not even aware of him. There is no imminent threat. The cop has history of negligent gun management and is now indicted fir welfare fraud. In my opinion this was a negligent discharge due to poor gun management. That would make it manslaughter. Guns are required t be held at low ready finger off the trigger due to the glocks light trigger pull. Video shows the gun pointed at her finger on the trigger.

The car did strike him and it doesnt even have to. When she resisted arrest and stepped on the gas she created an immanent threat to all agents in the area. Deadly force is now authorized. All she had to do was stop and comply

 

[pknopp]

It appears you know nothing about use of deadly force law. Ill help you understand so you can see reality clearly.
Serious bodily injury or death must be imminent. That means going to happen right now.
Ashley Babbit was far from the cop who shot her unarmed and not even aware of him. There is no imminent threat. The cop has history of negligent gun management and is now indicted fir welfare fraud. In my opinion this was a negligent discharge due to poor gun management. That would make it manslaughter. Guns are required t be held at low ready finger off the trigger due to the glocks light trigger pull. Video shows the gun pointed at her finger on the trigger.

The car did strike him and it doesnt even have to. When she resisted arrest and stepped on the gas she created an immanent threat to all agents in the area. Deadly force is now authorized. All she had to do was stop and comply

Bugger off, I never supporting her getting shot. I am happy to point out the hypocrisy of others though.

 

[sealybobo]

2 years ago and it isn't relevant to the OP.

But you said 90% sure you never started a thread with her name in it. I proved you wrong. See how bad your selective memory is?

I back the officer that shot Ashli and the officer that shot Ms. Good. Because neither obeyed the ******* officers lawful commands.

 

[pknopp]

But you said 90% sure you never started a thread with her name in it. I proved you wrong. See how bad your selective memory is?

No you didn't.

I back the officer that shot Ashli and the officer that shot Ms. Good. Because neither obeyed the ******* officers lawful commands.

And I saw no need to kill either one.

 

[Hafar1014]

No you didn't.




And I saw no need to kill either one.

Good created an imminent threat using her car as a weapon. That allows use of deadly force

 

[sealybobo]

No you didn't.




And I saw no need to kill either one.

To be honest, I just did a search for her name and thread titles. So you started a thread about her. If you backed the officer who shot Ashli, I'm sorry. My brother pointed out to me that I defended the cop who shot her, but wasn't defending the cop who shot Ms. Good. I was being a hypocrite.

 

[Hafar1014]

To be honest, I just did a search for her name and thread titles. So you started a thread about her. If you backed the officer who shot Ashli, I'm sorry. My brother pointed out to me that I defended the cop who shot her, but wasn't defending the cop who shot Ms. Good. I was being a hypocrite.

No youre simply wrong
It appears you know nothing about use of deadly force law. Ill help you understand so you can see reality clearly.
Serious bodily injury or death must be imminent. That means going to happen right now.
Ashley Babbit was far from the cop who shot her unarmed and not even aware of him. There is no imminent threat. The cop has history of negligent gun management and is now indicted fir welfare fraud. In my opinion this was a negligent discharge due to poor gun management. That would make it manslaughter. Guns are required t be held at low ready finger off the trigger due to the glocks light trigger pull. Video shows the gun pointed at her finger on the trigger.

The car did strike him and it doesnt even have to. When she resisted arrest and stepped on the gas she created an immanent threat to all agents in the area. Deadly force is now authorized. All she had to do was stop and comply

 

[pknopp]

To be honest, I just did a search for her name and thread titles. So you started a thread about her. If you backed the officer who shot Ashli, I'm sorry.

I didn't. Never have. My post wasn't even about Babbitt. It was about McCarthy.

My brother pointed out to me that I defended the cop who shot her, but wasn't defending the cop who shot Ms. Good. I was being a hypocrite.

Seems that way to me but it's not just about this situation. It's about Elijah McClain, Breonna Taylor, Andre Hill, etc.

 

[sealybobo]

No youre simply wrong
It appears you know nothing about use of deadly force law. Ill help you understand so you can see reality clearly.
Serious bodily injury or death must be imminent. That means going to happen right now.
Ashley Babbit was far from the cop who shot her unarmed and not even aware of him. There is no imminent threat. The cop has history of negligent gun management and is now indicted fir welfare fraud. In my opinion this was a negligent discharge due to poor gun management. That would make it manslaughter. Guns are required t be held at low ready finger off the trigger due to the glocks light trigger pull. Video shows the gun pointed at her finger on the trigger.

The car did strike him and it doesnt even have to. When she resisted arrest and stepped on the gas she created an immanent threat to all agents in the area. Deadly force is now authorized. All she had to do was stop and comply

The cop who shot Ms. Good wasn't in fear for his life. Cut the bullshit.

The cops on Jan 6 were afraid. An angry mob broke the glass and they were crawling under it like living dead zombies coming after your brains. The only way to stop a zombie is a shot to the head

Let's compare Ashli to a zombie on Walking Dead

Zombie

Ashli

 

[marvin martian]

The cop who shot Ms. Good wasn't in fear for his life. Cut the bullshit.

The cops on Jan 6 were afraid. An angry mob broke the glass and they were crawling under it like living dead zombies coming after your brains. The only way to stop a zombie is a shot to the head

Let's compare Ashli to a zombie on Walking Dead

Zombie

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Ashli

I find your diseased mind fascinating.

You believe both the Charlie Kirk murder and the Trump assassination attempts are fake, but you believe the Ashli Babbitt and Renee Good shootings are real. All were caught on multiple cameras, and all were scrutinized endlessly, both by experts and by loons like you.

I'd love to hear your logic on this.