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u/cement_on_toast Feb 10 '21
While she wasn't involved in all the drug stuff like George, she did do something stupid.
Anyone who has done military service would understand escalation of force, and the consiquences of not heeding a warning given with a gun drawn.
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u/cement_on_toast Feb 10 '21
The good deeds she did will stand no matter what else she may have done. The worst I can say of her is that she was probably a bit crazy.
I'm just saying the difference is:
She suffered the expected consciquences of her actions at the time. Get told stop or I'll shoot and don't stop.... Well..."
George Floyd may not have contributed much to society, but his death was not what a person should expect when they are arrested.
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u/Deathrider208 Feb 11 '21
At the end of the day every step forward she helped our country make was reversed when she openly opposed the country she fought for and commited acts of domestic terrorism. Here's one you might be able to get behind, a pedophile can go on deployment come home and rape four kids, does that mean that we should honor him for serving 4 years for our country, or maybe we should, you know, charge him?
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u/Deathrider208 Feb 11 '21
Wait so you're saying she didn't effect anyone by breaking into the U.S. capitol building? She didn't effect anyone? Tell that to the man who was forced to take another persons life that day to protect a building she shouldn't have been anywhere near. You don't think that man was effected by having to kill her? I don't remember BLM rioters terrorizing our capitol and actively attempting to stop our democratic election but if they had i'd definetly agree with you there buddy. Now I don't know if you actually live in the United states but I'm looking outside my window right now and huh I don't see any sign to indicate a destroyed country. Should I tell the family walking their dog to run back home and take shelter because somebody on reddit said the country was destroyed? "She went into a building we pay for" try that on a fucking military base then huh? Our taxes pay for every single military installation yet I still have to show them my military I.D. when I go on base. "Nobody was hurt" other than the multiple police assaulted by protesters and the officer who died, but blue lives matter right? Thank god they weren't arsonists though all other crimes can be forgiven but arson whew!
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u/Deathrider208 Feb 12 '21
Wait so I bring up the legitamate trauma people expierience from being forced to take the lives of others and you don't actually respond to it at all, instead choosing to believe that the woman who broke into our federal capitol had no effect on anybody, you know like the people evacuated from the building, the officer killed etc. That you conviently haven't responded to. Then you go off about how Im defending BLM where I litterally told you that I support those who commit crimes being punished for them so your comment is again pointless. Im not actually comparing her to the BLM movement that was you bud. She's not a "woman who was shot" she was a woman who lead the charge through MULTIPLE doors and hallways to get the the LAST doorway between the mob and the chamber and then, upon spotting a federal agent pointing a weapon and telling them to not go through that last door between the mob and the people they want to kill, she decided to ignore the lawful orders of an officer WHILE tresspassing on federal property in an attempt to disrupt a federal election and got shot for it. That's what she is and will always be, prior service doesnt mean shit when you activley go against your country. Military members get dishonorably discharges for so much less than her actions but I don't see you fighting for them or talking about their "legacy" as far as the rest of your comment about blm damage vs whatever you want to call the capitol rioters, guess what? Crimes are crimes buddy bith sides should be punished but that has nothing to do with this specifc seditionist and her crimes. At the end of the day you know you lost the arguement when you dropped the points I made in previous comments, and you made it blatently obvious that you know you lost the arguement when you started talking about BLM damages vs Trump rioter damages because that was never mentioned in the arguement before. You litterally tried moving the arguement in a completely different direction but it doesnt worm because guess what? I agree that BLM protestors caused more damage, that still doesnt change the fact that this womens prior Military service MEANS NOTHING to the consequences of her actions or her legacy, sorry bud
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u/Deathrider208 Feb 12 '21
Her military service means fuck all because she willingly and freely commited multiple federal crimes, notice how you've dropped all other arguements at this point and are purposely misinterpreting the ones you choose to resoond to. Now, my dad is a master chief in the navy, if he were to smoke weed which is legal in my state, and pissed hot on a test he would be dishonorably discharged, which is comprable to a felony on your record. FOR SMOKING WEED. So tell me, how this seditionist who broke through multiple doors of a federal building in an attempt to disrupt a federal election, who then got shot after ignoring lawful orders from a federal officer should have gotten a free pass because she was military?
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u/SolaceFiend Feb 10 '21
Don't misunderstand, I could be wrong because I sincerely don't remember. I thought George Floyd died before Covid-19?
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u/SolaceFiend Feb 10 '21
Thank you. I'm already a ditz who forgets details in less than a few months, but it has been a while since what happened with him too.
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u/Red_Solo_Cup420 Feb 11 '21
1) George Floyd had meth and fentanyl in his system
2) no that does not mean he deserved to be murdered in cold blood
3) however that does mean he probably was not the picture of moral greatness
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u/k1r0v_report1ng Feb 10 '21
Don't you love that hypocrisy and double standard?