Mississippians this weekend honored the life of Renee Good, the 37-year-old mother of three gunned down by an Immigrations and Customs Enforcement agent in Minneapolis on Jan.
Yes it is amazing to me how different people perceive events differently. These incidents are not black and white, there is a lot of grey. Nobody knows for sure if Babbit forcibly entered the Capitol or police officers allowed her and others into a public building. She did not deserve to die, she had no weapon, received no warning, watch the video. I did watch the body cam video of the officer who shot Good, she clearly turns the wheel, hits the gas and hits the officer. Did Good intentionally hit the officer? not likely, she was not thinking. Its a matter of perspective which video(s) you watch and what you perceive. You can say the officer's video was altered by AI and he really did not have internal injuries. I don't know. With regard to pardons, nobody beats Biden's preemptive pardons for those who have not been charged with a crime. Thanks for the feedback.
Ashli Babbit may have been as unstable as Renee Good. Both broke the law and died by Federal agents. After numerous warnings Renee deliberately tried to run over an Immigration officer with her vehicle, he defended his life but sustained injuries that caused internal bleeding. Ashli was starting through a door's broken out window, and was shot without warning by an unseen officer that was not in any danger. Both officer's were in the law, only one was a target.
This is kind of amazing to me. Ashli Babbit had already broken into a federal facility with the goal of preventing the certification of an election by the American people. She deserved to die. Renee Good had her wheels turned away from the officer. There's no evidence that she hit him with her car at all. We'll see who gets prosecuted because there's no statute of limitations for murder. Any future administration can charge him with a crime. Furthermore, if he were "pardoned" by Trump, he could still face state charges and his acceptance of the pardon could be used against him because an acceptance of a pardon is an admission of guilt.
Yes it is amazing to me how different people perceive events differently. These incidents are not black and white, there is a lot of grey. Nobody knows for sure if Babbit forcibly entered the Capitol or police officers allowed her and others into a public building. She did not deserve to die, she had no weapon, received no warning, watch the video. I did watch the body cam video of the officer who shot Good, she clearly turns the wheel, hits the gas and hits the officer. Maybe Good did not intentionally hit the officer? maybe she was not not thinking and too emotional. Its a matter of perspective which video(s) you watch and what you perceive. You can say the officer's video was altered by AI and he really did not have internal injuries. I don't know. With regard to pardons, nobody beats Biden's preemptive pardons for those who have not been charged with a crime. Thanks for the feedback.
Yes it is amazing to me how different people perceive events differently. These incidents are not black and white, there is a lot of grey. Nobody knows for sure if Babbit forcibly entered the Capitol or police officers allowed her and others into a public building. She did not deserve to die, she had no weapon, received no warning, watch the video. I did watch the body cam video of the officer who shot Good, she clearly turns the wheel, hits the gas and hits the officer. Did Good intentionally hit the officer? not likely, she was not thinking. Its a matter of perspective which video(s) you watch and what you perceive. You can say the officer's video was altered by AI and he really did not have internal injuries. I don't know. With regard to pardons, nobody beats Biden's preemptive pardons for those who have not been charged with a crime. Thanks for the feedback.
Ashli Babbit may have been as unstable as Renee Good. Both broke the law and died by Federal agents. After numerous warnings Renee deliberately tried to run over an Immigration officer with her vehicle, he defended his life but sustained injuries that caused internal bleeding. Ashli was starting through a door's broken out window, and was shot without warning by an unseen officer that was not in any danger. Both officer's were in the law, only one was a target.
This is kind of amazing to me. Ashli Babbit had already broken into a federal facility with the goal of preventing the certification of an election by the American people. She deserved to die. Renee Good had her wheels turned away from the officer. There's no evidence that she hit him with her car at all. We'll see who gets prosecuted because there's no statute of limitations for murder. Any future administration can charge him with a crime. Furthermore, if he were "pardoned" by Trump, he could still face state charges and his acceptance of the pardon could be used against him because an acceptance of a pardon is an admission of guilt.
Yes it is amazing to me how different people perceive events differently. These incidents are not black and white, there is a lot of grey. Nobody knows for sure if Babbit forcibly entered the Capitol or police officers allowed her and others into a public building. She did not deserve to die, she had no weapon, received no warning, watch the video. I did watch the body cam video of the officer who shot Good, she clearly turns the wheel, hits the gas and hits the officer. Maybe Good did not intentionally hit the officer? maybe she was not not thinking and too emotional. Its a matter of perspective which video(s) you watch and what you perceive. You can say the officer's video was altered by AI and he really did not have internal injuries. I don't know. With regard to pardons, nobody beats Biden's preemptive pardons for those who have not been charged with a crime. Thanks for the feedback.