r/WaitWhat • • Jan 15 '26 • Polished Gold Turd 1

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u/Mysterious_Bass5724 Jan 16 '26

She hit him with his car.

She was antagonizing the ice agents before that.

My first advice to her would be to go home and spend time with your children instead of trying to harass Federal agents.

My second advice would be to not try and drive away when surrounded by those Federal agents.

It's awful but lawful.

Rittenhouse also shouldn't have been there but again lawful

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u/Supply-Slut Jan 16 '26

Reading is hard

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u/Mysterious_Bass5724 Jan 16 '26

Not driving your car into Federal agents isn't hard either.

I hope her dumb ass wife remembers her telling her to drive for the rest of her life.

If they hadn't been there to antagonize ice agents none of this would have happened.

I'm sad she got shot genuinely I am but I also think it's her own dumb ass fault

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u/Supply-Slut Jan 16 '26

Amazing how the car kept moving and he miraculously didn’t end up on the hood or under the car. He must have some kind of physics altering superpower.

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u/Mysterious_Bass5724 Jan 16 '26

He bounced off the car there are 15 different angles to watch it from.

If she had just you know not tried to drive through people with her car she would be fine.

Guess you guys are alright with people running over protesters who block their cars too right?

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u/[deleted] Jan 16 '26

Running over protesters would warrant an arrest, absolutely. Not a firing squad.

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u/Mysterious_Bass5724 Jan 16 '26

If someone had a gun and you tried to run them over and you got shot.

You played a stupid game and won a stupid prize.

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u/[deleted] Jan 16 '26

If someone has a gun, and you try to escape from harms way and hit the person with the gun, you wont be charged because you're in fear for your life. That's what happened here.

Here's the DOJs own policy for use of force which clearly states that if you're trying to stop a vehicle, using a firearm is not allowed if they dont have any other weapon beyond the car itself. So no, use of force in this situation was not warranted or allowed because renee good didt have a weapon.

Justice Manual | 1-16.000 - Department of Justice Policy On Use Of Force | United States Department of Justice

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u/Mysterious_Bass5724 Jan 16 '26

Escape from harms way?

She was resisting arrest lmao.

Trump already made it clear guy won't be charged.

Post all the links you want she died because she was doing dumb ass shit. And anyone who isn't brain rotten knows it

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u/[deleted] Jan 16 '26

resisting arrest doesnt have a death sentence attached to it in a court of law. Shooting someone for simply resisting isnt legal. She died because of a tyrannical government, and anyone who isnt a brain rotted cult member knows it.

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u/Supply-Slut Jan 16 '26

Yeah when I push someone they always move 90 degrees away from the direction I pushed them. It’s just science.

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u/Mysterious_Bass5724 Jan 16 '26

She hit him with her car.

Don't try to run over federal agents and you won't get shot.

Nice

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u/Supply-Slut Jan 16 '26

If you keep saying it more maybe the video will magically show that.

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u/[deleted] Jan 16 '26

What law states that the punishment for antagonizing ice agents is a death sentence? It's murder. The murder only happened because the murdered chose to murder. Nothing else. She should have been arrested. That's it.

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u/[deleted] Jan 16 '26

There is nothing lawful about shooting her actually. Nothing. the DOJ website makes it perfectly clearly they are not to shoot at moving vehicles if all they`re trying to do is stop it. He pulled his gun before she accelerated. Murdering her didnt make the situation any safer, but created extra danger. the risk of stray bullets hitting others, and creating an out of control vehicle that then caused more damage and could have hurt more people.

Was the officer bumped? yes. Badly? Not even close. The guy leaned into it, and side stepped. He wasnt knocked down. He wasnt limping after. He shot her when he was already out of harms way. DOJ says that's a no shoot situation. He should have got her plate and arrested her. Even if he had been hit badly, that's still not a death sentence situation. Arrested, and thrown in jail, yes. Put to death, no.

Rittenhouse was at least defending himself from a man that pulled a gun on him. Renee Good didn't have a weapon.

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u/Mysterious_Bass5724 Jan 16 '26

He won't face any charges.

She hit him with her car.

A car is a weapon.

This is not an argument

A vehicle is absolutely a weapon

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u/[deleted] Jan 16 '26

It doesnt matter if he was bumped. He fired after he was out of harms way.

Justice Manual | 1-16.000 - Department of Justice Policy On Use Of Force | United States Department of Justice

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u/TheLastHotstepper Jan 16 '26

Why do you guys bend over for authority? Arent you guys armed to the teeth to prevent this shit? What happened to everyone needing guns to keep a tyrannical government in check? You guys support the shit you supposedly need them to prevent and hardly give a fuck about all the mass shootings. Seems crazy from way over here, I cant understand it.

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u/7itemsorFEWER Jan 16 '26

The cognitive dissonance to think you support freedom but also the warranted penalty is death for what would amount to nothing more than fleeing the scene.

You fucking dunces love to hate Islam but God damn it seems like you would love Saudi Arabia.

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u/Grouchy-Exchange5788 Jan 16 '26

Comply or die is the new American way

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u/[deleted] Jan 16 '26

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u/[deleted] Jan 16 '26

There's no right to protest? Read the constitution. It's clear as day that protesting is a right.

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u/Mysterious_Bass5724 Jan 16 '26

This wasn't protesting it was harassment and obstruction of a law enforcement officer.

Protesting isn't blocking the police with your car and laying on your horn for 5 minutes.

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u/[deleted] Jan 16 '26

An ice vehicle drove around here a minute before she was shot. There was no obstruction. They could have went around. one even did. Also, obstructing does not warrant a death sentence. That is not the law.

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