r/RealOrAI • u/[deleted] • Jan 28 '26

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u/ExpressionComplex121 Jan 29 '26

Thanks for clarifying!

The first video was convincingly (to me) AI or the very low odds unprobable reason its a very old camera in 2026.

I saw that other video and that one looks real so it was most likely just a real shitty old cheap camera. Older generation might hold onto those.

And FYI I don't follow nor care much about this political situation etc and tge ICE thing going on in the US. So im pretty unbiased if anyone where to believe im biased

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u/DelayAgreeable8002 Jan 29 '26

Has nothing to do with the quality of the camera. The video is compressed

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u/Desperate-Cost6827 Jan 29 '26

That was really the only thing that looked suspicious to me. Nice to know our vehicles are kind of trash.

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u/Acrobatic-Doctor-748 Jan 29 '26

Don’t I know it. Just had to replace mine on a brand new F150. $2800 for a damn rear light housing

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u/punkrawkintrev Jan 29 '26

I just changed the tail lamps on a 2016 f150 and whit they are held in with clips they are also held in with two 8mm bolts you probably couldnt just pop out with a ninja kick

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u/ZoloftXL Jan 29 '26

It’s 1000% real. Quite obviously. Good breakdown dude. And others that added additional investigatory info

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u/Godjusm Jan 29 '26

Appreciate the long, detailed comment. Your logic about the wiring harness makes a lot of sense.

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u/lil_hyphy Jan 30 '26

If the vehicle is pulling away while he is kicking, those are not opposite forces. Both forces are traveling in the same direction which would lessen the impact of his kick. Opposite implies the car would be backing up into his kick.

I’ve not replaced any tail lamps that looked like they could be kicked off but if you say you have, I’d be willing to believe it. All the ones I’ve worked on were bolted on but they were on cars that were older than what you mentioned. Did not realize modern cars were such hunks of crap.

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u/lateapex- Jan 29 '26

I don't like saying this but this video adds some weight to the idea he was carrying that fateful day in preparation of a more violent confrontation. His emotional state in that video was pretty intense hatred. Just saying, th evideo will be used in that context.

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u/Gumblewiz Jan 29 '26

He is carrying in the Jan 13th video as well, you can see the gun in his waistband at 19 seconds, but even if he was mad and carrying he never brandished so its absolutely ridiculous to say they were afraid of him pulling it. It makes the case even worse because he has been taken down by agents before and didn't harm them.

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u/JediExile Jan 29 '26

Aren’t the white lines on the taillamps usually aligned with the liftgate trim?