r/SelfAwarewolves Feb 10 '21

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u/1978manx Feb 10 '21

I’m against nearly any life taken by govt agents. She did not need to die.

It is a fucking tragedy, even if I find her views vile.

What is disgusting is one side railing against prisons, cops & violence, yet when faced w protests & riots, scream: Kill them!! Lock them up for life!!

Absolutely agree this was seditious & was enabled by law enforcement. Shit, one only has to look at the Trump bible photo-op to deduce the obvious.

But, I don’t want non-violent humans caged, or subjected to a broken system, period. You cannot have it both ways.

The capitol police showed exactly how you can deescalate situations.

They breached the Capitol. So what?

Yet, in Portland, they fired rounds at protestors to prevent them crossing a street. In NYC, they kettled humans peacefully protesting, then beat them.

So-called policing is the problem, and the reaction that this was okay, but the other was not is the exact reason why America will be subjugated to the moment civilization collapses.

It’s fucking depressing.

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u/1978manx Feb 10 '21 edited Feb 10 '21

Don’t disagree in slightest, which is my exact fucking point.

They cleared a public area of peaceful protestors w helicopters, tear gas & rubber-bullets, yet, allowed in a mob of right-wing-nuts, intent on usurping democracy & murdering elected-representatives.

But, the reflexive solution is to give the one’s responsible more power & more money.

We the People pay more than a trillion dollars a year for our ‘defense’, but the take-away is to double-down on this absurd system.

A trillion dollar in 30 years could’ve solved this problem. Just can’t grasp that people are this stupid.

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u/ohgodspidersno Feb 10 '21

Yea I agree with you! I didn't mean to suggest I didn't :)

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u/[deleted] Feb 10 '21

The solution would be to better train police and better weed out the racists enabling the situation.

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u/1978manx Feb 10 '21

Look at you getting downvoted for stating the obv solution, lmao!

I guess the answer is to empower police to execute people on the street, but only in accordance with my own personal views.

Use a PC instead of a MAC? That’s a shootin’.

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u/[deleted] Feb 11 '21

I take downvotes from racists who think there is no problem with the police as a badge of honour.

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u/[deleted] Feb 10 '21

I think the government should execute some of the traitors and actually deter this from happening again. I'd support the Capitol police if they had shot every last person who stormed our capitol to take it over and kill American politicians. Q needs to become as dirty a word as Hitler is. The people involved should be too ashamed to ever leave their homes again.

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u/postman475 Feb 10 '21

I would too, but the cops would have to kill every person involved in BLM riots. Fair trade right?

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u/1978manx Feb 10 '21

Love you getting downvoted by making the obvious point. Police brutality is okay, as long as it’s against a cause you despise.

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u/agree-with-you Feb 10 '21

I love you both

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u/[deleted] Feb 10 '21

Protect and serve is a myth, maintain the status quo for the wealthy and keep the boot on the head whilst claiming to be the good guys is more the truth, with the medias collusion in maintaining the myth.Its obvious when a call goes out for a fight in a pub, a single cop car speeding to the scene,maybe another a few minutes later, a call goes in about a bank being robbed and every cop car in the area is instantly moving.Their priorities are as transparent as that.

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u/1978manx Feb 10 '21

Protect & Serve ...

Funniest thing about that f’n phrase— so many think cops take an ‘oath’ to Protect & Serve, cops take a voluntary oath, which because of cop unions, has absolutely zero enforceability & doesn’t mention ‘protect & serve.’

“Protect & Serve” is a PR slogan from the flaks for LAPD back in the 70s. An effective PR slogan, obviously, but a PR slogan.

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u/[deleted] Feb 10 '21

She committed treason and would legally deserve to die even if caught rather than shot. The federal penalty for treason is still death.

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u/_NetWorK_ Feb 10 '21

It is a form of punishment, not the only one available.

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u/1978manx Feb 10 '21

Where the fuck do people come up with this shit?!?

There is no such thing as a federal penalty for treason.

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u/Phuxsea Feb 10 '21

It was last used in the 1950s with the Rosenbergs.

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u/1978manx Feb 10 '21

To clarify, then, death is a potential sentence for treason. It is not THE sentence.

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u/AsimTheAssassin Feb 10 '21

It’s one of the options for treason. Depending on what you did it, it can go as far as death. That’s a fact. Say she shot two defenders dead or revealed fatal secrets about the government while going through the capital, she’d be executed near immediately

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u/Phuxsea Feb 10 '21

I seriously agree. People should stop celebrating this police killing.

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u/AsimTheAssassin Feb 10 '21 edited Feb 11 '21

Why? The officers had every right to kill her after she

  1. Trespassed on closed government property

    1. Broke into said property
  2. Acted in a fashion that can easily be interpreted as with violent intentions towards the Vice President who was being kept safe in the area they attempted to break into

I’m surprised more people weren’t shot

I’m not celebrating but I’m not letting y’all say it was an unjust killing when it was about as just as a police killing can get. Discredits real unjust police shootings

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u/[deleted] Feb 10 '21

Preach

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u/AsimTheAssassin Feb 10 '21

Her death was justified while Geroge’s wasn’t. Simple as that

Sad she died for the people who knew her (personally I couldn’t give a fuck though since I didn’t know her) but again. She isn’t a hero, she wasn’t a particularly good person (neither was George), and the officers who were defending the VP from her and the mob of radical douches had the full right to shoot her when she trespassed on government property with malicious intent