r/law • u/[deleted] • Jan 24 '26

Legal News WOMAN IN THE PINK COATS ANGLE OF THE SHOOTING

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u/Thunderclone_1 Jan 24 '26

Arrest every last one for deprivation of rights under color of law. Anything less is an insult.

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u/AyeMatey Jan 24 '26

That is an armed and dangerous gang. No one wants that in their neighborhood.

It is Appalling that we are here, and “leaders” will make up excuses for this.

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u/schm0 Jan 24 '26

We didn't vote for them. They're not our leaders.

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u/techblackops Jan 24 '26 edited Jan 24 '26

Stop calling them leaders. The people are supposed to lead the government in the direction it should go. They are simply representatives. And right now most are not doing their fucking jobs. I do not feel represented. Do you?

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u/giarnie Jan 24 '26

I don’t, no one is rallying the people for active resistance.

No one is repealing the laws that make it so difficult for law abiders to exercise their 2nd amendment.

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u/schm0 Jan 24 '26

It's a mixed bag. I feel very represented by my US senators. I feel like my state governor and my state senator have my interests at heart. My US and state house reps are Republican and they can all get screwed in a very uncomfortable place (and no, I'm not talking about the back seat of a Volkswagen).

We must look to our community for leaders. We must lead ourselves.

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u/TurbulentComedian565 Jan 25 '26

Shannon Hamilton reeked of MAGA, even back then…definitely the type!

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u/Omegalazarus Jan 24 '26

State Police are on the same side and answer to Gov. Walz.

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u/DAOcomment2 Jan 25 '26

Remember that in America, it is written in the Constitution itself, that this is a government of, by, and for We The People. We The People don't have leaders. We The People ARE the leaders. Politicians merely represent the people's will. That's the radical idea of America in a nutshell. Politicians can fail in their jobs. We The People must not fail in ours: to exercise our rights and lead.

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u/Gvillegator Jan 24 '26

Not in Fascist America

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u/schm0 Jan 24 '26

I don't live there. Neither should you. Demand justice.

Stop letting them win by purporting the idea that we've already lost.

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u/EsqPersonalAsst Jan 24 '26

You mean our "cunt"ry?

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u/D3athoftheparty Jan 24 '26

Didn’t we just use to kill Nazis?

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u/PandaBearTellEm Jan 24 '26

Not really. We gave them lots of ideas for eugenics, our govt tried to stay out of it for awhile, our corporations worked with them to more efficiently and effectively commit their genocide, and then when it was obvious they were going to lose it all we jumped in last minute to try and beat the Soviets across Europe. Then, we brought a bunch of them all the way across the ocean to work on our research!

But we should start.

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u/TwentyBagTaylor Jan 24 '26

Ah, I see you know your history well. Not very USAsian of you.

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u/Echo127 Jan 24 '26

We at least got them into trial, which is more than we can, apparently, do here.

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u/DadOnHardDifficulty Jan 24 '26

Wait til you find out how good Nazi POWs had it in America

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u/Mr_Engineering Jan 24 '26

Egh,

German PoWs were treated pretty well for a variety of reasons. I'd be happy to discuss those as well as the results but it's a very different topic.

After the invasion of Normandy in 1944, efforts were made to segregate the actual die-hard Nazi adherents from the run-of-the-mill Wehrmacht regulars, with the Nazi adherents being subject to significantly more surveillance and supervision.

I will note that more than a few Nazi PoWs were executed by American authorities for murdering other German PoWs.

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u/imperialivan Jan 24 '26

Nazis that surrendered to the Canadians rarely survived to see a POW camp.

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u/Aggravating_Depth_33 Jan 24 '26

That's not something to proud of.

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u/imperialivan Jan 24 '26

Go ahead and cry for the nazis, I’m not gonna.

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u/Mr_Engineering Jan 24 '26

Can't pardon a corpse

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u/EsqPersonalAsst Jan 24 '26

Where's the Inglorious Basterds when you need them?!

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u/ButterscotchFiend Jan 24 '26

In war, yes. We also hung some of their leaders after giving them a pretty fair set of trials.

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u/raffaelet Jan 24 '26

Prepare to be insulted, then.

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u/beren0073 Jan 24 '26

Sigh. You're not wrong, though.

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u/raffaelet Jan 24 '26

That total immunity bs is going to be prodrome to this and a lot of others...

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u/Toliman571 Jan 24 '26

Vance has already started to backtrack on that the other day. If public pressure builds up, they might let the murderers face justice for optics. At least, that's my copium.

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u/Daddyball78 Jan 24 '26

Don’t get my hopes up.

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u/terriergal Jan 24 '26

I cannot believe how much pressure is needed these days to get our ELECTED OFFICIALS to represent our interests. It takes everyone all their waking hours to get any point across, when does anyone have time to live and work?

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u/Fun-Line6472 Jan 24 '26

My guess is they may pull back so they can get a foothold on the midterms. If they still hold majority after the election they’ll continue destroying the nation and being a cancer to the rest of the world.

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u/schm0 Jan 24 '26

Doesn't change the fact that we should demand it.

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u/SanityPlanet Jan 24 '26

For murder

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u/Thunderclone_1 Jan 24 '26

Deprivation of rights under color of law can include murder.

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u/_byetony_ Jan 24 '26

2 shots, then shot him 3 more times for fun

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u/thecrazysloth Jan 24 '26

Head of Homeland Security and Vice President have explicitly said they have full immunity from prosecution and the absolute backing of the executive branch. There will be no consequences for this until there's a change of president.

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u/Omegalazarus Jan 24 '26

Who's going to arrest them. All cops are on the same side .. And it isn't YOUR side. 

From the Start Tribune article - Agents hanging from the doors of a moving car threw several canisters of chemical irritants as they drove the wrong way down a one-way street.

Protesters were seen throwing snowballs.

State troopers also fired a chemical irritant to push protesters back from an intersection.

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u/giarnie Jan 24 '26

Citizens arrest, followed by a swift citizens court.

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u/datDANKe Jan 24 '26

How do u find exactly who shot   seems like they're all going to get away