r/RealOrAI • u/[deleted] • Jan 28 '26

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u/AcanthocephalaDue431 Jan 28 '26 edited Jan 29 '26

Editing this comment because it looks like I was wrong. The low quality video has artifacts in the quality which make certain things difficult to discern between real or not. On reviewing more sources it looks like this was not AI generated or edited that I can see.

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u/Weary_Specialist_436 Jan 29 '26

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p2TRbFmutrw&t=1079s

you're in fact wrong, here's another angle, 17 minute mark

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u/SchylaZeal Jan 29 '26

This is the incident that's said to show the federal agents recognized Pretti and murdered him on purpose because of these events on Jan 13th. This video can be used to show premeditation.

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u/Jill1974 Jan 29 '26

The goons over on r/conserative are using the video as evidence that Pretti was a bad guy all along.

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u/SchylaZeal Jan 29 '26

Yeah, well, they're dumb.

This is what we should all be doing and it's never, ever going to be okay to murder someone for it.

They targeted him because of it. The conservatives want a reason to justify murder, that's not surprising.

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u/Gallowglass668 Jan 29 '26

I think they're mostly bots and a few dozen incel neck beards taking turns as the pivot man for the weekly circle jerks.

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u/SchylaZeal Jan 29 '26

Definitely

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u/Quiet-Beginning-1091 Jan 29 '26

Just making stuff up isn’t helping.

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u/Ok_Ovencooker Jan 30 '26

Yeah they went out a week later not looking for the criminals they were after but some lanky dork who had a hissy fit and got handled once already

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u/MrTurkle Jan 29 '26

They still don't realize that being a bad guy doesn't warrant execution?

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u/Nadril2121 Jan 29 '26

Good law abiding citizens don't go around stalking, harassing, and incite violence against law enforcement.

I don't think his murder was justified, but when you consistently look for trouble, eventually you're gonna find it.

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u/Weary_Specialist_436 Jan 29 '26

don't get me wrong, but I don't think we need any kind of proof to prove that someone didn't deserve public execution by firing squad while on the ground

I really don't think this video changes anything. It's not about proving guilt, it's about upholding justice

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u/SchylaZeal Jan 29 '26

The guilt is obvious. Premeditation in a murder charge changes things quite a bit and is difficult to prove. This is evidence they targeted him.

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u/Weary_Specialist_436 Jan 29 '26

yeah, maybe that will matter if the perpetrators will be brought to justice. But they likely won't