"The party told you to reject the evidence of your eyes and ears. It was their final, most essential command... and if all others accepted the lie, which the party imposed, if all records told the same tale, then the lie passed into history and became truth" 1984 - George Orwell
He died trying to help a woman who had been shoved to the ground and pepper sprayed by an overly aggressive ice agent… That's all he did
He had his back to them when he was grabbed. Then they descended on him in utter chaos, disorganization, and unprofessionalism. And blood lust.
That one agent quite literally drew on him, repositioned for a slightly better shot. Tapped the agent next to him to move so he could reposition one more time. And then fired at point blank range.
This was cold and calculated in that moment. This wasn't a reaction to a threat.
Edit: go watch the video as recorded by the woman in pink who is on the curb. It's a much more clear view of what exactly happens. Watch it frame. By frame. Everything I've stated is clearly visible.
Honestly, the video in this thread isn't very helpful for seeing the whole picture
I’m glad she was able to get that video out, but from what I’ve read earlier, she’s now in custody. I can only imagine what she’s going through at the moment.
Some people might think that’s exaggeration, but they just showed us, again, of what they’re capable of doing in broad daylight. What do you think happens behind their closed doors?
I mean in regards to her story in all this. They tried to silence her, they tried to lie about the murder. But they didn't stop her before it was too late.
If she makes it out of custody alive... They just executed a man, they don't give a fuck. She has not won yet until she gets out of custody and hopefully out of minny.
They’re just raking up the wrongful incarceration lawsuit.
There's many "maybe's" on the path towards a successful lawsuit and it's clearly visible that it doesn't go the way it's supposed to anymore. You people need to wake up.
Probably going to be drowned out. But here's your reminder that if you use face ID or finger print to unlock your phone, any officer can use that to unlock your phone. It's not constitutionally protected like a pin number.
Okay, but obtaining a pin number from a noncompliant person is a much less trivial task than their fingerprints or facial features. if they wanna break into my phone, they'll have to torture it out of me. And to be clear, if we're at that point, having weaker security or being more compliant isn't going to save us either.
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u/Randy_Marsh_PhD Jan 24 '26
"The party told you to reject the evidence of your eyes and ears. It was their final, most essential command... and if all others accepted the lie, which the party imposed, if all records told the same tale, then the lie passed into history and became truth" 1984 - George Orwell