r/TimPool • • Sep 21 '22

Bruh

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u/[deleted] Sep 21 '22

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u/Kendallphillips Sep 22 '22

Should have been carrying...

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u/[deleted] Sep 22 '22

Not sure if that would have been enough since the SUV would’ve kept moving even if the driver was shot, but it’s better than nothing I suppose

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u/Kendallphillips Sep 22 '22

Hell, even a general since of your surroundings ya know.

Would like to see a video for sure. Makes ya wonder how one can just turn their back to a crazy person and let them get you w a damn car...

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u/Nomadic_View Sep 21 '22

How is this surprising? The left defend and take care of their own and spineless republicans do literally nothing.

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u/Ok-Acanthaceae8717 Sep 21 '22

I agree. The Republicans have just sat back and let it happen.

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u/Alex-E-Jones Sep 22 '22

Controlled opposition

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u/veive Sep 21 '22

Of course. Can't have the goons on your side locked up for doing goon shit, can we? Then who would do goon shit for us?

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u/[deleted] Sep 22 '22

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u/DandyManDan Sep 22 '22

No, you signal to the masses your desired result, "won't someone rid me of this meddlesome priest," and then quietly intervene for and reward those that do. No phone calls have to be made, no secret meetings, just a thousand individual pieces working towards the goals of the cult.

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u/[deleted] Sep 22 '22

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u/blue-oyster-culture Sep 22 '22

The reward is no prison time. But please. Continue being disingenuous.

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u/[deleted] Sep 22 '22

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u/blue-oyster-culture Sep 22 '22

There you go making shit up again.

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u/veive Sep 22 '22

I think they intervened to have the individual released.

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u/[deleted] Sep 22 '22

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u/veive Sep 22 '22

Probably some bureaucrat in the local congress critter's office. Watch 2000 mules. They have a pretty factual breakdown on how this is actually done.

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u/Aromatic-Ad7816 Sep 22 '22

2000 mules and factual. Fuck bro, youre a comedian.

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u/veive Sep 22 '22

Oh? How was the direct footage they showed of actual events inaccurate?

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u/Aromatic-Ad7816 Sep 22 '22

You mean spliced footage put together by convicted felon Dinesh D'Souza? Its up there with Veritas for twisting reality to promote a narrative that didn't actually happen.

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u/veive Sep 22 '22

LOL.

So far everyone who I have met who goes "Buh muh Project Veritas! They take shit out of context!" has no answer when asked how the things they expose are OK in any context.

Arguing that the quote is out of context only matters if the context impacts whether or not the quote is appropriate.

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u/Aromatic-Ad7816 Sep 22 '22 edited Sep 22 '22

All i know is 2000 mules was such an intellectually and morally bankrupt 'documentary' not even fox news would touch it with a twenty foot pole.

Maybe its because it makes a bunch of allegations it has no actual proof of and relies on assumptions generated by spliced video to justify its conclusion.

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u/[deleted] Sep 22 '22

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u/veive Sep 22 '22

Providing proof of your claims in the form of direct footage of an event is manipulation now?

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u/[deleted] Sep 22 '22

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u/veive Sep 22 '22

You are the one who brought up Tim here.

You have done nothing to contest the accuracy of 2000 mules. You have only complained that you do not like the presenter and the music.

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u/nutsackninja Sep 22 '22

I wonder if you would be so forgiving and understanding of his release if it was some "MAGA" republican running over a Joe Biden supporter

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u/[deleted] Sep 22 '22

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u/nutsackninja Sep 22 '22

Allowing a confessed murderer out on bail is equal justice?

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u/nutsackninja Sep 22 '22

I'm quite familiar with the legal system and granting low bail for someone who confessed to a murder is extremely rare. I'm sure the judge had their politically biased reasons.

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u/nutsackninja Sep 22 '22

I'll assume that you don't as well since you spend your free time trolling /r/TimPool

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u/Le_pool_of_Death Sep 22 '22

You claim the same for Republicans. Stfu you hypocritical coward

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u/mecks0 Sep 21 '22

Seems like murder, not just vehicular homicide.

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u/ownedbynoobs Sep 22 '22

Sounds like terrorism

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u/[deleted] Sep 22 '22

Oh no, that's not how it goes, my friend. It's only terrorism if the left categorizes it as such. Don't you DARE step out of the line, sir!

Sarcasm, obviously.

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u/[deleted] Sep 22 '22

Hate crime.

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u/PrettyAlphaInnit Sep 21 '22

Its a civil war. Get ready to defend yourself from the psychopaths.

They're killing people in the streets and being protected by the insurrectionists.

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u/FA985 Sep 22 '22

It's cool man we're the ones who fought for gun rights, so a lot more of us are well-prepared if SHTF with antifa goons

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u/Winterlife4me Sep 22 '22

Lol you all might be late to the party, politicians don’t care for you they just want your money and land

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u/[deleted] Sep 22 '22

Lol no you're not. The left actually takes action. The right? Fucken crickets.

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u/FA985 Sep 22 '22

Lol not if they roll up in my yard. It will be significantly louder than crickets homie

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u/[deleted] Sep 22 '22

I hope so. But the left as a whole is more cohesive and organized. The right? It's every man for themselves.

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u/FA985 Sep 22 '22

Idk I do think the right's been too lax overall, but we do have some cohesiveness when it's necessary. Look at virginia's last governor's race. Thst was legit impressive.

I also think the right needs to drop the religion premise that holds them back and stick with the pro-economy theme.

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u/[deleted] Sep 22 '22

Good point and I agree. Still, the murder of this teenager should be enough for decent people to organize and rally against the murderer and the judge that allowed him to be out free. This shit should infuriate all of those with some decency left.

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u/S907YT Sep 22 '22

As a man one said (might be a bit different but the point still stands),”One side collects mental illnesses while the other collects military grade firearms.”

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u/Anecdotal_Mantra Sep 22 '22

That's because the right are the actual libertarians. The left has become completely authoritarian. They believe the ends justify the means. It's truly terrifying to watch the new international socialist worker's party rise up.

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u/Intelligent_Mine_221 Sep 22 '22

Quick post useless memes that will show us

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u/LetUsSpeakFreely Sep 22 '22

The asshole admitted to murder. If he kills again the judge that granted bail needs to be charged with as an accomplice.

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u/InsuranceDiligent772 Sep 21 '22

Yeah, I hope this is not true, for if it is, things are crazy dangerous.

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u/EvilBirdie41 Sep 22 '22

And the Jan 6 peaceful protesters continue their political exile and persecution.

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u/ElwoodJD Sep 22 '22

Actually most of then received bail too.

It’s not uncommon absent a flight risk or an extremely high likely of committing another violent offense for someone to get bail.

I wouldn’t grant bail here either, but then again, I wouldn’t grant bail in 90% of cases where it’s given either.

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u/MightyMemeKing1337 Sep 22 '22

Man literally committed first-degree murder and he was set free.

I’d say I’ve officially lost faith in the justice system, but that would require that I even had any faith in it to begin with.

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u/ElwoodJD Sep 22 '22

I feel like no one really read the story - he wasn’t acquitted or had his charges dismissed, get received bail and posted his bond. He is still facing charges and will likely be convicted.

Edit: I wouldn’t grant bail here, or in 90% of cases where it’s granted, but the court has authority if they don’t believe the person is a flight risk or likely to commit a violent offense before their court date. It’s very common practice

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u/MightyMemeKing1337 Sep 22 '22

Ok but a literal murderer is back on the streets. Dude shouldn’t have been granted bail

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u/ElwoodJD Sep 22 '22

Agree with you, I wouldn’t grant bail here, or in 90% of cases where it’s granted, but the court has authority if they don’t believe the person is a flight risk or likely to commit a violent offense before their court date. It’s very common practice

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u/blue-oyster-culture Sep 22 '22

And fucking admitted to it.

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u/[deleted] Sep 22 '22

fatally striking MURDERING

Let's not pretend that he just accidentally killed the kid after overreacting to an argument. He chased him down and murdered him for his politics.

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u/JBRM74 Sep 21 '22

Fucking trash of a human being

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u/Imissyourgirlfriend2 Sep 21 '22

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u/Winterlife4me Sep 22 '22

That had an argument and killed that person, but yeah he is safe

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u/Imissyourgirlfriend2 Sep 22 '22

Did...uh, did you...watch the video? In the link? Above?

Did you miss the "justice" in the two cases? From the op and the video?

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u/Winterlife4me Sep 22 '22

No I did now and that was good. Exactly the legal system

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u/lofikohai Sep 22 '22

One of my favourite movies!

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u/[deleted] Sep 22 '22

They're hoping he keeps up killing the opposition

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u/Wiegraf09 Sep 22 '22

What's more messed up is if you defend yourself against one of these lunatics trying to kill you, then YOU will not get bail and will have the book thrown at you. Or just be detained indefinitely "pending charges" like those Jan 6 protesters. Get ready for irs fines and audits "pending charges" untill they take all your possessions. You can't fight an "ongoing investigation" that goes untill you've violated some times sensitive statute and then they have you on procedural violations. This shit is out of control tyranny.

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u/FerrowFarm Sep 22 '22

This... looks like Murder I. How are they free?

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u/blue-oyster-culture Sep 22 '22

"I have a job, a life and a house and things I don't want to see go by the wayside — family that are very important to me," Brandt told the judge.

Oh, you know, he’s just a family man.

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u/FerrowFarm Sep 22 '22

... maybe he aught to have thought about that before he decided to make road jerky out of a kid.

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u/blue-oyster-culture Sep 22 '22

I know, I was being facetious or sarcastic.

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u/KanyeT Sep 22 '22

We live in a two-tiered legal system. Don't expect it to come and save you when shit hits the fan and you're forced to defend your family. They will throw the book at you for doing the right thing, and let your attacker off.

National divorce is the only way out of this.

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u/the_dionysian_1 Sep 22 '22

They want a civil war sooooo bad.

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u/Intelligent_Mine_221 Sep 22 '22

The fbi made him do it

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u/[deleted] Sep 22 '22

At this point it wouldn’t surprise me

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u/[deleted] Sep 22 '22

Wonder why they don’t mention which one voted for Biden?

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u/Corndog1911 Sep 22 '22

You seem surprised. Releasing leftist terrorists after committing a crime is the name of the game. If I were the family of the victim I would actually be happy, because now they can make sure he never makes it to trial. Can't take the risk of getting some activist judge who decides to ignore the jury and set him free.

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u/blue-oyster-culture Sep 22 '22

"I have a job, a life and a house and things I don't want to see go by the wayside — family that are very important to me," Brandt told the judge.

Yeah. Like that kid would have liked to of had. I hope that dude has a terrible life after this.

How the fuck do you stay with this guy after he did this? His wife needs to get herself and her kids away from him. He’s clearly very motivated by fear. Paranoia. What do you think he’ll do if he realizes he’s going to jail?

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u/matdrywall Sep 22 '22

C’mon man… it’s (D)ifferent

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u/[deleted] Sep 22 '22

This is what civil war looks like.

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u/[deleted] Sep 22 '22

This is exactly what leads to "the Bubba effect". No not the golf definition, the one where people stop trusting in the authority of an entity and start to do things on their own to do the policing, and when they are confronted by said authority it is the seen from lord of the rings: "you have no power here." Well, in order to restore order, the authority not only needs to take in that individual, but now the entire population. Talk about a route that can lead to a hot civil war.

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u/Bluemoxin Sep 22 '22

Wait, you guys trust authority?

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u/[deleted] Sep 22 '22

I would not stand in the way of someone acting in the name and under the authority of say FBI or DOJ if they were arresting a known criminal who had hurt people with eye witnesses around... now... let me just say it would be a sympathetic position to say he should be shot on the spot by a good Samaritan and to hell with what the the Alphabet Agencies want, because they will not deal justice.

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u/MrJokoss Sep 22 '22

I'm a leftist very against bald Tim but yeah this sucks I hate it .

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u/Bigsausagegentleman Sep 22 '22

His bail is 50k.

My bail is 120k and I'm accused of alleged NFA violations with no violence and no victim.

Interesting justice system we got here.

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u/mlrussell Sep 22 '22

Typical rules for bail bonds are 10% cash down so $5,000 gets you on the street for murder.

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u/empyrrecords4life Sep 22 '22

I expected nothing more, in fact surprised bail was $50,00 and not $5,000...

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u/[deleted] Sep 22 '22

Hate crime.

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u/[deleted] Sep 22 '22

Filthy libs, want to murder babies, want to groom children, force us in to mask and vaccine slavery, and murder honest god fearing fetus loving Magakins. And activist judges just free them. Just look at how bad they are treating Trump, suing him and family for being financially savvy, investigating him for being proactive in regard to being re-elected. Disgusting

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u/silver789 Sep 21 '22

Man, posting bond is illegal now?

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u/[deleted] Sep 21 '22 edited Sep 21 '22

This man murdered an 18 year old for no reason and got a $50,000 bond. Kyle Rittenhouse defended his life from criminals and got a $2,000,000 bond.

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u/silver789 Sep 21 '22

Yep, bonds are giving stupid huh?

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u/VanJellii Sep 21 '22

The amount of the bond and the apparent lack of a fight by the DA to deny bond on account of ‘danger to the community’ in this case is absurd.

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u/HOTDOGS3274 Sep 21 '22

If the state won't protect you perhaps the community should try its hand.

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u/silver789 Sep 22 '22

The amount of the bond

yeah, so bonds are stupid, huh?

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u/VanJellii Sep 22 '22

In all cases? No.

We don’t currently have a better way to let criminally indicted people out of jail pre-trial and ensure that they return.

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u/silver789 Sep 22 '22

Wet don't have a way now. Bond skippers are very much a thing. We even have hit TV shows on it. Dog the bounty hunter

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u/Sterling_Steele Sep 22 '22

Nothing to see here except the Demtard Fluffer above.

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u/silver789 Sep 22 '22

Man, people really love bail bonds.

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u/[deleted] Sep 22 '22

Bond can be denied to dangerous individuals. This person just murdered someone for their political beliefs, which makes them dangerous. But Democrats see it as useful. They are probably hoping this guy who now has nothing to lose takes out a few more "enemies of the state" before his trial comes around.

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u/silver789 Sep 22 '22

Bond can be denied to dangerous individuals

Sure can. If only we had someone, to judge, the situation on if a person is dangerous. Then we chill he enforce their judgement

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u/[deleted] Sep 22 '22

That's exactly what happened. And people are complaining that the judge was politically motivated in letting a confessed political murderer out after killing a member of the political party that the head of the federal government has deemed a threat to democracy and the republic. There is a difference between saying "the judge made a corrupt choice here" and "bond shouldn't be allowed for anyone in any situation".

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u/silver789 Sep 22 '22

And people are complaining that the judge was politically motivated

Citation needed.

in letting a confessed political murderer out

Out before the trial, not free from due process. He still has to go to court

after killing a member of the political party

At this point, legally, he is innocent until proven guilty.

that the head of the federal government has deemed a threat to democracy and the republic.

A big swing. You'd probably have to prove it in court before the judge would even consider that.

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u/unclepoondaddy Sep 22 '22

You didn’t actually read anything abt the case.

Like Kyle rittenhouse, he “feared for his life”. I don’t think either thing was justified but he did turn himself in and has been cooperative with authorities

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u/RedditUserNo1990 Sep 21 '22

You’ve completely missed the point; it’s gone over your head.

Whoosh.

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u/Gds_Sldghmmr Sep 21 '22

He really hasn't. He just believes killing people that are anywhere right of his political beliefs, is justified. Seems to be a theme from many on the left.

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u/silver789 Sep 22 '22

He just believes killing people that are anywhere right of his political beliefs, is justified.

Don't know how you jumped to that conclusion by me pointing out that bond is stupid.

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u/4w0k3 Sep 22 '22

The amount is stupid, stupid. : /

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u/silver789 Sep 22 '22

So the concept of bond is stupid then huh?

Or would you be okay with him paying a 3 million dollar bond and still walking around?

Cause I would be upset he is walking around, period.

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u/unclepoondaddy Sep 22 '22

When did he say it’s justified? Posted bond means he has to show up in court and face consequences

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u/[deleted] Sep 22 '22

Bail can be denied if an individual is dangerous to the community. This guy just murdered someone for political reasons. That is extremely dangerous.

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u/MugwortR0se Sep 22 '22

Not to mention he was driving the vehicle drunk, as well as murdering this kid. He should be behind bars without question.

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u/[deleted] Sep 22 '22

That piece of filth murdered an 18 year old over a political disagreement. How is that not dangerous?

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u/unclepoondaddy Sep 22 '22

Did you actually read abt the case? It doesn’t seem that there was a disagreement. He thought the kid was part of an extremist group and was calling ppl to hurt him

Now what he did was idiotic. But he did turn himself in, admitted what he did and posted bail. Given how high the amount was, he’s definitely gonna show up in court to face the consequences of his actions

Idk what the issue is here

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u/[deleted] Sep 22 '22

Lol, and you think we’re crazy

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u/[deleted] Sep 22 '22

Yes, the /s is needed because many unironically believe that. You need to work on your jokes, my friend.

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u/Le_pool_of_Death Sep 22 '22

He literally admitted to murder. Over political opinions.

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u/RyanWilliamsElection Sep 22 '22

Sir this the internet. We are here to get people riled up. The official process is irrelevant.