You have gotten to the point of tallying deaths in some twisted way to suit your agenda. This is some kind of contest for you to stick it to right wingers or police lovers or whatever. People are disagreeing with police action and rioters action and yet you tunnel vision and claim people are racist or murderers or their family are. You are clearly taking this way too personal compared to me, its a little concerning to me.
You repeatedly said over and over that the rioters have killed more than cops. When asked if there was a tally, you link a source that says...that wasn't the case. And now you're yelling at me for keeping count? What in the *** is wrong with you, lol.
I linked a potential source to appease someone asking for something tangible. Its from wiki and not to be relied on, i stand by what i said as of the moment I said it. This is a fast evolving situation
What are you contributing Directx? What is anyone contributing? Not any change thats for sure, so not sure why people are spending so much energy on forcing people to agree with them.
LAPD shoots “less than lethal” rounds directly at an unarmed homeless man who was not protesting.
They proceeded to inappropriately shoot "non-lethal" rounds directly at his face, which is against the proper procedure for firing rubber bullets.
The last image is exceptionally heart-breaking for me as you can visibly see the homeless man writhing in pain, screaming, as he spews blood from his face moments after getting shot.
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How threatened could you feel going up 20 deep on a guy in a wheelchair
What are you contributing Directx? What is anyone contributing? Not any change thats for sure, so not sure why people are spending so much energy on forcing people to agree with them.
He is trying to get a rise from me so I would overreact and get topicbanned in another thread.
So same story he does every day. He does this to both me and Ravael and feels validated in every response we make.
LAPD shoots “less than lethal” rounds directly at an unarmed homeless man who was not protesting.
They proceeded to inappropriately shoot "non-lethal" rounds directly at his face, which is against the proper procedure for firing rubber bullets.
The last image is exceptionally heart-breaking for me as you can visibly see the homeless man writhing in pain, screaming, as he spews blood from his face moments after getting shot.
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How threatened could you feel going up 20 deep on a guy in a wheelchair
i mean....... did you never watch this? being in a wheelchair doesnt mean *** >_>
Why are these people going into a riot zone? This is almost at the level of staged to cause these kinds of PR events.
If you're disabled, weak, old or 3 years avoid a Riot Zone. I know common sense is "toxic speech" in 2020 but damn son, Get a Brain! Morans.
Like 7 cops have been killed so far in the riots? people abuse and fight them yet some guy in a wheelchair trundles into them, gets hurt when he should not of been there in the first place and it's the cops fault huh?
This is like hurling abuse at your neighbor, then when he is about to punch you in the face quickly putting a baby in the way and shouting. WOW HE HIT A BABY!
Hmm, why is a homeless guy, not in his home, out of a "riot zone" I wonder. Stupid guy should've been in his home.
Dude in a wheel chair was clearly looting, see all the other rioters around him?
I mean, clearly, a threat, a menace to society. Sitting there, all scary as ***in his wheeled death machine. He's only one payment away from having a 50 cal mounted on that thing. Terrifying. how dare he roll up on that group of cops and scare them shitless like that!
Why are these people going into a riot zone? This is almost at the level of staged to cause these kinds of PR events.
If you're disabled, weak, old or 3 years avoid a Riot Zone. I know common sense is "toxic speech" in 2020 but damn son, Get a Brain! Morans.
Like 7 cops have been killed so far in the riots? people abuse and fight them yet some guy in a wheelchair trundles into them, gets hurt when he should not of been there in the first place and it's the cops fault huh?
This is like hurling abuse at your neighbor, then when he is about to punch you in the face quickly putting a baby in the way and shouting. WOW HE HIT A BABY!
Hmm, why is a homeless guy, not in his home, out of a "riot zone" I wonder. Stupid guy should've been in his home.
Dude in a wheel chair was clearly looting, see all the other rioters around him?
I mean, clearly, a threat, a menace to society. Sitting there, all scary as ***in his wheeled death machine. He's only one payment away from having a 50 cal mounted on that thing. Terrifying. how dare he roll up on that group of cops and scare them shitless like that!
I have a feeling that we are not getting a clear picture in this.
I have a feeling that you are falling for sensationalism and the true story is much different than what it appears.
I wouldn't be surprised to see that the homeless man was attacked by rioters, and when the police arrived, an unfriendly media caught the action of the police assisting the homeless man and spun a narrative friendly to your cause.
But because of your rush to judgement due to your preconceived biases against the police, we will never hear the full story. Nor will the truth come out if it goes against the sensationalism that you so easily fall for.
You literally see the cop pointing the gun at the guy in the wheel chair, right?
No, I see a cop pointing whatever that green tube (assuming it's for tear gas) at something off frame.
Both of the officers who are pointing those green...whatever they are....are clearly not pointing at the homeless man. The reason I'm saying this is because they are pointing the objects above him, not at him.
Like I said, it's probably, maybe even highly likely, that they were assisting said homeless man from a group of rioters, and the photographer just happens to release the picture of the aftermath that paints the officers in question in a negative light. Because, you know, sensationalism. Since the mass number of people in America obviously fail at critical thinking.
It has advanced optics and foam projectiles
The launchers have a neon green barrel and three dart-shaped projectiles with plastic bodies and foam or sponge "noses."
If the officers were attacking said person as you are referring to, his hands would be in cuffs or restrained. That is standard operating procedure for all instances of arrest.
So, with the evidence you presented, it is clearly obvious that the officers were not attacking the homeless man, and instead were assisting the said homeless man from assailants, such as protesters/looters.
Congratulations, you not only destroyed your own narrative, you also did the forum a favor and showed that you are easily manipulated into believing any story as long as it fits your narrative. This will help me in the future when you least expect it, as I will make something up that fits your ideals and you will fall for it, hook, line, and sinker.
I'll come back whenever I find the Twitter thread where the guy is compiling what he finds, last I heard it was over 300 separate instances of police being unnecessarily violent. Against a protest about them being unnecessarily violent...
It IS a 40mm grenade launcher, and the victim has one point of impact, from a rubber grenade round. Pretty straight forward.
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One of the hard rubber bullet rounds struck a homeless man in a wheelchair right above his left eye, drawing blood and a large welt.
So, where is the round? Obviously, according to you, he was hit with the round, and since it's a rubber bullet, it should still be nearby. But it's nowhere in this picture.
