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That means - technically, figuratively, legally, practically, sensibly, literally - that he was, in fact, unarmed. They shot an unarmed black man, who had not murdered anyone, who was at the scene of an incident where no one was killed or injured in a shooting or stabbing, 7 times in the back. Meanwhile, they arrested an armed white man who crossed state lines with an AR-15, who was known (by his social media pages) to be sympathetic to White Nationalism and Alt-Right terrorist movements, who had just finished actually shooting people and killed at least one of them, without shooting first. He was armed - with a semi-automatic rifle. That right there is the imminent threat. That would be the thing you "shoot until the threat ceases to be a threat." Not an unarmed man reaching into his car. But they brought the armed murderer who was still carrying his rifle in. They shot the unarmed man who was trying to get into his car, with three kids in it. NO violence against the armed killer. Permanent disability for the unarmed man wanted for unrelated crimes. |
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The armed murderer had enough respect to listen to the police. If you know so much you should be in the police shoes. |
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The police shot the one fighting and arrested the one that surrendered. The difference between the two men was one being black and one being white. It was that difference that resulted in the different outcomes and nothing to do with the choices these men made when the police tried to arrest them. Got it. |
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From a video it looks like the knife the LEO were trying to get Blake to drop was a Karambit, a knife designed for fighting, especially close combat situations. He did not have a paring knife to peel apples for his children. Karambit Knives - Folding and Fixed Blades | Blade HQ
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He fought the police, got away from them, he was tased with no effect and was reaching for a knife in his car when he was shot. Yes, there was a knife. The only point of criticism I have against the police is their poor marksmanship(he lives after seven shots). His record shows that he is a leach on society and he was breaking the law even being where he was. There was reports that there was also outstanding warrants for his arrest, but I don't have any reference to it so I can't be sure. I can see right now that every team responding to a complaint regarding a person of color is going to have to have a black police officer assisting, so that if there is a shooting involved there won't be any question about it being legit. Pretty sad state of affairs that today there is going to be violence and destruction every time a dirt bag is taken down.
The violence is being influenced/agitated and perpetrated by outside radical resources. Many of the cretins that are rioting are white anarchists or mercenaries paid to disrupt civil order. In the old days, when there was mass rioting, Marshall law would declared and any looters could be shot in the act. One such declaration and action upon a city would work as a deterrent for the rest of the U.S. |
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Sorry but NOBODY deserves to be shot in the back at point blank range 7 times as was reported. Just wrong. JMO
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Why is 7 times too many when the guy is still alive to shoot or stab you? Without doing any research I can believe a person could be shot more than 7 times at point blank range and still survive. I'll extend an olive branch by saying that I agree that watching the video is very disturbing and 7 shots felt like too much. |
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Was the shooting officer the one that had the fighting confrontation with the assailant? Was the officer angry at the perpetrator, was the officer hurting from the scuffle? If we were in that officers shoes do we know how we would act at that moment, maybe shoot 8 bullets? |
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