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"protester" in Buffalo was dangerous Antifa plant

  • Offline MalabarJag
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06-11-2020, 05:53 PM

(06-11-2020, 01:55 PM)Sammy Wrote:
(06-11-2020, 12:01 PM)MalabarJag Wrote: The failure to understand English continues. "Pretty sure" does not mean "sure." From the photo I posted it looks like the cops are talking to him. Without a video I can't be sure. Logically the cops would try the easiest method to move him first, since it requires no extra effort. Why do you assume bad motive in this case?

I draw the line at whoever shows up. It's their choice, and if they believe they are equipped to challenge the police then I'm not going to judge them. If I did judge them then I'd judge most of the crowd clueless morons, with some who really want to destroy this country leading the morons.

Maybe that's the problem. Maybe you should watch the video for a change. Pushing the old man down WAS unnecessary. Didn't see them attempt any other "officer friendly" tactic (maybe because they have no other tactics).

In case you can't locate a video.

Could have handcuffed him, and arrested him if he was breaking the law. So, has he been arrested for curfew violation? The one officer did appear ready to bend down to help him, but the other officer pulled him back up.

From the video, it looks like one officer told him to leave in a civil manner, at which point he thrust his cell phone at the other officer in a stabbing motion. He was then pushed, lost his balance, and fell.

Were the officers in the wrong? Considering the end result, yes. Was the "victim" also in the wrong? Yes.



                                                                          

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homebiscuit - by homebiscuit - 06-10-2020, 08:32 AM
RE: "protester" in Buffalo was dangerous Antifa plant - by MalabarJag - 06-11-2020, 05:53 PM



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