Rayshard Brooks Shooting in Atlanta

[churchmouse]

This is so right on. In all the video. In all the discussion. In all the trial by iPhones, NO ONE can experience the emotions, including pride, profit, love, hate and Fear, that all involved Was going through in this incident not to mention the high levels of adrenaline or un natural drugs pumping through the veins, except for those involved.

And not one of the usual suspects stepped up because no, they have zero idea what that is about. None. NADA yet they are quick to condemn. Pisses me off beyond reason.
I at least expected a few to answer but nope.....sissy's one and all. Yup I said it. Now prove me wrong if you can.

 

[bwframe]

We are living in an alternate ****ing universe, folks... Buckle up and pull those belts tight.

Yep, and this is just the beginning. This will get worse before it gets better.

 

[churchmouse]

Yep, and this is just the beginning. This will get worse before it gets better.

You are so correct.

 

[mmpsteve]

Who in their right mind would stay? This shooting was by the book, and the overzealous prosecutor wants to appease the mob.

I look forward to visiting their private islands and enjoying the amusement park.

I wonder about this motivation. If, for instance, a conscious decision has been made to over-charge the officer (I mean, murder, with the possibility of life in prison, or even the death penalty, doesn't seem to fit this crime), with the very real probability of an acquittal, what alternative motive would benefit from that? In other words, who, or what, benefits from the purposeful over-charging, with a certain acquittal? The "movement" perhaps? Just a random thot.

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[KLB]

I wonder about this motivation. If, for instance, a conscious decision has been made to over-charge the officer (I mean, murder, with the possibility of life in prison, or even the death penalty, doesn't seem to fit this crime), with the very real probability of an acquittal, what alternative motive would benefit from that? In other words, who, or what, benefits from the purposeful over-charging, with a certain acquittal? The "movement" perhaps? Just a random thot.

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Him. Remember he is up for election right now.

Plus cred for future political positions.

 

[mmpsteve]

Him. Remember he is up for election right now.

Plus cred for future political positions.

I'm not sure I explained my thought very well. I'm floating the concept that the officer was purposely over-charged, so that he's acquitted, to insure that the 'protests' and destruction continue. I'm not a conspiracy nut, but I can see a scenario where the leftist powers-that-be consulted with the Atlanta DA and expressed their desire to keep this ****show rolling; so over-charge to get an acquittal, to insure further destruction and unrest. They need to keep this train rolling into November, if possible.

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[Leadeye]

DA is raising the stakes by saying the videos show the cops stepping on the deceased and kicking him. It's a complex game he's playing, the deal has to be done before any serious riots start to give the police time to return. I wonder how the judge who will set the bail is involved now that the cops have surrendered.


Once the riots start he's lost most of his leverage with the city and GBI.

 

[Alpo]

I haven't looked at many of the videos, but the only picture I saw that was used to prove "kicking" looked like the officer was carried forward by momentum and he was attempting NOT to step on the perp.

I could be wrong, I suppose,

 

[Expat]

I haven't looked at many of the videos, but the only picture I saw that was used to prove "kicking" looked like the officer was carried forward by momentum and he was attempting NOT to step on the perp.

I could be wrong, I suppose,

Just the point made on the Five by Jesse Waters. Why didn’t he show the video if it shows a vicious intentional kick?

 

[sparky32]

Just the point made on the Five by Jesse Waters. Why didn’t he show the video if it shows a vicious intentional kick?

I saw that to. The DA is reaching anywhere he can to reach. Almost everything he said was a Lie.

 

[jamil]

DA is raising the stakes by saying the videos show the cops stepping on the deceased and kicking him. It's a complex game he's playing, the deal has to be done before any serious riots start to give the police time to return. I wonder how the judge who will set the bail is involved now that the cops have surrendered.


Once the riots start he's lost most of his leverage with the city and GBI.

So far all he's shown is a screen cap of what actually looks like the officer stepping over Brooks. If they kicked him, show the video. Also, I thought that he was still alive when the ambulance got there.

 

[jamil]

Just the point made on the Five by Jesse Waters. Why didn’t he show the video if it shows a vicious intentional kick?

Because if you stop the video at JUST the right point you could say he's kicking Brooks.

 

[Expat]

Because if you stop the video at JUST the right point you could say he's kicking Brooks.

But isn’t he an officer of the court. I was told on The INGO that really means something.

 

[KLB]

I'm not sure I explained my thought very well. I'm floating the concept that the officer was purposely over-charged, so that he's acquitted, to insure that the 'protests' and destruction continue. I'm not a conspiracy nut, but I can see a scenario where the leftist powers-that-be consulted with the Atlanta DA and expressed their desire to keep this ****show rolling; so over-charge to get an acquittal, to insure further destruction and unrest. They need to keep this train rolling into November, if possible.

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I doubt that. I think he is just all about trying to make people vote for him. Last ditch effort to save his job.

 

[churchmouse]

I doubt that. I think he is just all about trying to make people vote for him. Last ditch effort to save his job.

^^^^^^This^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

And at any cost.

 

[mmpsteve]

I doubt that. I think he is just all about trying to make people vote for him. Last ditch effort to save his job.

You're probably right, but it's for sure gonna hit the fan if he's acquitted.

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[DoggyDaddy]

But isn’t he an officer of the court. I was told on The INGO that really means something.

And you believed it?

 

[DoggyDaddy]

You're probably right, but it's for sure gonna hit the fan if he's acquitted.

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The good news being that for those northerners traveling through Atlanta on the way to Florida, the traffic should be lighter once the city is burned to the ground.

 

[GodFearinGunTotin]

Because if you stop the video at JUST the right point you could say he's kicking Brooks.

Ya know... It’s with instances like this that there really is a case to be made for bringing back some Old Testament justice. Especially that part about if you bear false witness against a person you receive the punishment for the crime they would have gotten had they been convicted.

 

[jamil]

Ya know... It’s with instances like this that there really is a case to be made for bringing back some Old Testament justice. Especially that part about if you bear false witness against a person you receive the punishment for the crime they would have gotten had they been convicted.

There’s something inherently fair about that .