Comments by "Titanium Rain" (@ChucksSEADnDEAD) on "Actual Justice Warrior" channel.

  1. Rogan gained a massive following by covering a wide range of generalist topics like history, anthropology, politics, astronomy, pharmacology, comedy and combat sports. Rogan's work has become more predictable but he did not read superchats and watch youtube while eating for over a decade to earn his viewers.
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  2. Man of Steal 😭😭😭😭
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  3. ​ @Scorch1028  A choke locked in for 5 minutes is insane isometric strenght. He may have held the position, but not locked it.
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  4. ​ @Porter9992  This has to be bait. The entire dystopian aspect of being used like cattle?
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  5. ​ @Porter9992  Bot behavior
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  6. ​ @solobeats1  When it's your money on the line, you'll forget about that loyalty.
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  7. Buying up property cheap only has an advantage when you can make money off it or increase the property value later. How are you gonna make money in an area with more arson and looting than a warzone?
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  8.  @debunkthis  Prove his intentions in a court of law. Like it or not there was a plausible reason for Kyle to be there with non violent intentions. Like it or not there was a reason for him to be armed at that time without necessarily implying violent intent. Even if Kyle actually intended to shoot those people, which I heavily doubt, you'd still need to prove his intent because without that proof his actions were legitimate self-defense. So again, spare us your shoddy narrative and call the prosecution's office because apparently you found a way to read minds. I can't wait to see you get cross examined.
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  9. "Real life subreddit" lmfao
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  10.  @unwnme  they're blaming an innocent black, which is supposedly what they're against
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  11.  @blankblank2370  Others have already addressed it, but it's important to remember that there's two major types of homeless - the temporary homeless and the long term homeless. Temporary homeless (as the name indicates lol) make use of the help and support they're given to get out of the streets. These are the stories you hear: kids fleeing abusive parents as a last resort end up on the streets, people who lost everything, etc. These are normal, everyday people who went through adversity. But because most of them find a way out, they don't "accumulate" and don't become long term homeless. As said above there's those with mental illness, substance abuse, both things at the same time, and people who are outright anti-social enough to want to live in the fringe and rationalize it as a form of freedom.
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  12.  @reflect.  Your comparison is off because most content creators have a commentary style while AJW makes response/analysis videos.
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  13. Literally any combination of words is good for them. Ever read someone describing what an AR is in so much detail they even included the "air cooled" aspect? Guys. It was an air cooled rifle. It uses the aaaair that's around us to cool down.
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  14. It isn't because they love to call justifiable homicides "murder".
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  15. ​ @ActualJusticeWarrior  There was still an undeniable conflict of interest and Kratz was a sex pest. They weren't framed by Netflix, they did it to themselves.
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  16. We all know it's N F, rolls off the tongue easier.
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  17.  @swannydabs620  And what happens when police doesn't show up? A man with a gun telling me he called the police? I don't believe him, and the longer I wait the lower are my survival chances. How do I know I'm going to be free rather than have my throat slit in a basement? That's the point where you look for the opening and go for the CCW. Textbook self-defense.
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  18. The Night Stalker was positively identified due to his face being on front pages of newspapers. Not because someone saw some guy who looked like some guy on grainy security footage.
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  19. >gets stabbed anyway
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  20.  @anotherlover6954  not really that arbitrary because the continents are typically separated by natural barriers.
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  21.  @HeidiPyke  Not true. He was identified through fingerprints he left on a car, the police published his 1984 mugshot to help the public identify him.
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  22. ​ @23Butanedione  And the choir boys actually really liked old men when the priests got to them? Call the freaking Pope, turns out the kids really did ask for it.
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  23. Be there when it happens? I don't want to live in a world where everyone is chasing suspects with trucks and guns.
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  24. ​ @rationalbacon5872  In what planet do you live? Insurance companies have investigation teams to help them get out of paying. Insurance is basically a bet: you're betting you're gonna have a disaster and the insurance company is betting you won't. Every month/year you don't have a problem is a bet they win.
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  25. He was the liberal counter to Bill O'Reilly
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  26. ​ @virtualatheist  was the "athlete" and "coach" that gave it away?
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  27. Jussie crossed into MAGA country
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  28. The channel is old enough that probably a lot of accounts are old Google+ era. Youtube tried to change how accounts worked to integrate with Google+ but the social media never took off and they eventually gave up. If people just moved on and forgot about their original youtube account, which happens when people eventually create a new email account to use professionally (so you don't put your edgy named hotmail account on your resume), there could be tons of vacant accounts that subbed when Sam Seder went viral back in the old days.
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  29. ​ @amberarnold8547  No. Depending where you study architecture you can get a more art oriented degree or a more engineering heavy degree. But an architect's project still needs to be verified by an engineer. Many projects have to be changed because the artistic rendering is not feasible in the real world or trying to replicate it would be too expensive. I had a professor whose engineering project changed architect halfway and the new one put a freaking skylight in an underground subway station. The engineering team said "F it, they're paying so we'll make the changes instead of trying to talk them out of it" and had to reengineer the entire thing because the architect didn't understand that opening holes in load bearing structures would require reinforcement to compensate.
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  30. You should not intervine in a crime you didn't witness. That's exactly what the mob did to Kyle by assuming he fired first and he had to smoke a couple of them. If you go out there to play cop, you need to have a reasonable expectation that you might get the wrong guy, and he might decide to end you right there. And the law will be on his side.
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  31. ​ @Shisha2025  Not the point. Back in the day South American and African revolutionaries were brought to the Soviet nations or satellites to receive political and military education. The recon-sabotage/sapper units in Vietnam were trained in Czechoslovakia. If you brag about being a "trained Marxist" that makes the listener expect some gravitas because we are used to the Cold War concept.
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  32. Did you listen to the part where voters actually had a recall election to throw her out but she had the result nullified on a technicality?
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  33. Turkey Tom extended universe
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  34. ​ @SamS-uv2ql  He's not a source. Whatever article he screenshot would be the source.
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  35.  @SamS-uv2ql  Yes, you did. You said "You think "clown planet" is a good source?". That's shooting the messenger. Name the actual source if the source is wrong, then criticize Clown Planet for using it. If someone, let's say Crowder, quotes CNN as a source, do you reply "you think Crowder is a good source?". No, because CNN is the actual source, Crowder just quoted it. I assume you're one of them "but I did have breakfast!" type of person so I made an analogy to point out the thing you did and now are denying.
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  36.  Nikolas Otto  That's exactly how it works. You're not a drone operator who gets away with killing innocent civilians because they look like an insurgent on a camera from 20,000ft in the air. You don't get to make determinations like that.
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  37. Because Portugal is poor as shit and 2012 was about the tipping point. A year or two later we needed IMF assistance.
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  38. Tomboy ab sweat >>>>> gamer girl bath water
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  39.  @doxholiday1372  a shot was fired before the physical altercation started
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  40.  @Ryan-xw2gm  The liveleak video.
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  41. Very bold for the movie's message to be that even if you stop being racist you still get shot.
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  42.  @ILoveYeshua1992  The Germans kept records. There's also the case of Eric Hunt, a famous denier who studied the holocaust to the point he actually managed to debunk the deniers.
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  43. She didn't cover her ass with her news skirt.
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  44.  @plantbased4430  Open carry only means that. You can open carry. You can't do anything else. If you have a gun in hand and giving orders to people you're not open carrying. You're doing something else.
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  45. ​ @mochithepooh5368  If I say that getting shot with bullets tends to make people die, that doesn't mean I'm saying getting shot is a good policy. I'm saying that the people who claim getting shot doesn't hurt you are wrong. I'm 100% for rehabilitation. I am just more of a realist and know that a blind rehabilitation program is just going to put people who don't intend to turn their life around.
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  46. ​ @mochithepooh5368  Again, missing the point. It's like guns and gun crime. The point isn't that more guns mean less crime. The point is that as the number of guns increased in the US there was a reduction in violence from the peak in 1994 until the late 2010s. Anyone claiming that more guns would mean more crime us absolutely wrong. Period. That doesn't mean more guns is a prescription to reduce gun crime. That's not what's being said. The people who aay the opposite were proven wrong by reality and that's that.
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  47. They'd be mad at those too.
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  48.  @NACAM42  When your backbone ends up killing an innocent person because you misidentified a suspect, write to us from jail. You people sound like the CHAZ border patrol magdumping into a car because they thought teenage joyriders were the fash.
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  49. ​ @NACAM42  Is Woosh your future cell mate's name?
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  50.  @NACAM42  The killing of an innocent person. You can't kill someone and say "woops I thought it was the person on the CCTV footage I saw 2 weeks ago".
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  51.  @lilartay  Police "instructing them" is totally worthless. Police can give bad advice. Get a lawyer instead, and a good one. Listening to incomptent cops can lead to your downfall.
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  52.  @FrankJamger  Road to hell is paved with good intentions. The careers of the Rittenhouse attackers wouldn't matter much, if a bunch of upstanding citizens decided to attack Kyle he'd still have a right to ventillate them that night. It doesn't even matter if they were rioting or not. The shoot would be legal even if they were just observing the riots.
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  53.  @plantbased4430  I don't know and I don't care. I don't see how bringing up another situation matters to this discussion. Were you expecting me to... what? Denounce them? Support them? I have no opinion on the matter because I don't have the information.
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  54.  @a.wyattmann4370  If they wanted to kill a thief they should have done it the old fashioned way - during the commission of a crime. Boomerwaffen riding around town guns drawn looking for suspects is not exactly my idea of freedom.
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  55. Intent is irrelevant. People can't go "oopsie daisy we made a mistake and now someone's dead".
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  56.  @lordcavalier9688  Good question. Why not ask the McMichaels if to them there's no judgement between kill or be killed? If a guy walks in a store with gun drawn, he's asking for trouble. If a guy walks in a store with gun drawn and tells everyone we're going to need to wait with him for a while... I don't see how that's going to go nicely for the shoppers.
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  57. "Quiet sad"
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  58.  @SuperFlamingBanana  they did not hack voting booths, they intruded into voter registries but investigation determined they were just snooping around and did not make any changes. "heavy political ad campaign" - they spent a few thousand dollars on ads. You know how many millions foreign interests funnel into American politics? C'mon. It wasn't heavy.
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  59. They get extra ESG score. Doing those ads allows them to game the system without making actual changes. It's like having a company tbat dumps toxic waste but you make the company car fleet electric. You don't reduce polution, you virtue signal.
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  60.  @jonathanccast  If the arrest was performed illegally the people responsible for it are liable for the death.
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  61. YouTube used to be run at a loss. They started turning a profit around 2018. This means that youtuber income is a joke nowadays.
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  62. No. When someone is close to the muzzle, you blast them with the specs of unburnt powder and heated gasses. This creates burns and the pattern can be used to judge how close the person was to the weapon firing. There's uninterrupted footage of Kyle and he never shot before the confrontation, so the steel barrel could not be hot enough to burn skin on contact. But Rosenbaum did get shot in the hand attempting to grab the barrel.
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  63. ​ @iHaveTheDocuments  it straight up switches sides. I've seen this bot be pro- and anti- a certain thing depending on which channel it posts under.
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  64.  @Goulash45  getting guns stolen from a vehicle is a sign of sheer incompetence
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  65.  @Goulash45  Well, they're not well trained. Sorry. And I don't mind, considering it's them who enforce gun control.
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  66.  @DoctorCataclysm  But the "crime" was committed within a single state. He did not start any crime in his home state.
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  67.  @DoctorCataclysm  "It's the continuation of the crime" - It happened entirely within Wisconsin. "Him having a firearm is illegal (according to state law)" - Pretty sure loaning a rifle to a minor is not illegal in Wisconsin. There's no evidence the rifle was brought to Illinois.
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  68.  @DoctorCataclysm  "it is illegal for a minor to be in possession of a firearm in both states" - But he didn't posses it in Illinois. Either way, in Wisconsin it is legal to loan a firearm to a minor.
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  69. He didn't purchase it. He was loaned one. All rifles are military style because the rifle has used every type of rifle under the sun. The AR-15 is the most commonly manufactured rifle in the US. He didn't carry it into a conflict zone. He was there to help clean up the damage, photographs during the day show him and others cleaning graffiti. Those three people who "wound up" shot attacked Kyle, and one of them nearly shot him with a Glock. Yes, there is clear video, you see him getting attacked.
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  70. ​ @mystiquesquared  Exactly. PvP enabled zone, sometimes they croak.
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  71. It will come out the same day Anita Sarkeesian finishes Tropes Vs Women.
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  72. ​ @Mikael-jt1hk he was not accused of smuggling, he was accused of crossing state lines. Try to keep up.
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  73. They're lying about Tim Pool, AJW is explaining how they're liars. Not the same at all.
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  74. Ana is not going to read this.
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  75. "with the intention to stir trouble" - Can you prove this? No. "That should be illegal." - That would just allow cops to arrest anyone for any reason. "If you think it's ok to kill someone who wanted to give you a wooping (not kill you)" - How do you know that? How do you know it's going to end as a whopping? How do you know you're not going to be shot by the guy with the Glock? Or dragged to the curb and stomped like in American History X? You have to trust your aggressor? A criminal? "you live in a very sad insecure, immoral bubble" - No, it seems to be you just enjoy having the right to beat people up without them fighting back. Seems to me you're afraid of armed victims. "Sometimes you act like an asshole and you will get your ass kicked" - So assault should be legal? Thought so. You're a psychopath who enjoys harming people. "What would Jesus do?" - Killing in self-defense is allowed by the Bible.
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  76. This isn't a failing, it's outright malice.
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  77. Police advice can be garbage. They're not lawyers. People are able to protect themselves. They just won't be able to summon the Boomerwaffen and start patroling the streets on technicals.
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  78. Part of the plot is also the media twisting the narrative to make it look like a revolt against the rich, which leads to the killing of the Waynes. They didn't need the racial aspect.
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  79. "A bank robber can't shoot people trying to arrest him" - He wasn't robbing a bank. "illegally transported across state lines" - He was unarmed and was loaned a rifle that day by a Wisconsinite. So right there you're wrong. "He was then menacing and assaulting people by pointing the gun at them" - You must have watched a different video. "you need to be acting lawfully, and in a place legally. He fails at both as there was a curfew and he was violating the law" - Bernie Goetz shot his attackers with an illegal gun he was carrying illegally in New York City. He successfully claimed self-defense and only served 8 months for the gun charges. So you're wrong. "As a fleeing felon" - He wasn't a felon, he hasn't even gone to trial.
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  80. ​​ @travisbishop782 Not how it works. The TYT would accuse her of being a groyper and thus deserving of being victimized. In this case he's pointing out she defends this victimization as long as it's not against her.
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  81.  @phantom8926  Imagine if Kyle Rittenhouse was forced to stand trial over and over again until the state finally got a guilty verdict.
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  82. ​ @guyledouche7939  donovan is a troll who exists to be a time sink.
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  83. ​ @TheDualHero15  >makes video response >"DURR YOU'RE FOAMING AT THE MOUTH" You people are a riot.
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  84.  @lilartay  Career criminal versus people who decided to commit their first crime 5 minutes earlier. Meh.
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  85.  @lilartay  Police "instructing them" is totally worthless. Police can give bad advice. Get a lawyer instead, and a good one. Listening to incomptent cops can lead to your downfall.
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  86.  @auroraborealis4137  Doesn't matter. By that logic the mob had the right to beat down Kyle due to his statements that got captured during the CVS looting. They tried to stop him, inadvertently comitted a crime, making Armed Robbery the victim and thus flipping the script. A victim has the right to take the gun away from the criminal and become a lethal threat. If the criminal resists, he does time for the homicide.
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  87.  @flowerjpotter1629  So? People lie. My only point was that you can't retroactively bring up certain aspects of one's life to justify something. Especially if the mob didn't even see that.
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  88.  @reflect.  People like Pakman don't consider Democrats "their side". They essentially consider them right-wingers by default.
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  89. Camping goods section typically has propane.
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  90. Does the barber own his own business? Does the cab driver work for a company or does he have his own Uber?
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  91.  @michaelfranciotti3900  Ah, the "so what you're saying is" argument. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k-rE03PGQfA You're not here to be a dick, but you refuse to address the actual argument at hand and then try to use underhanded tactics. Hmmmmm. I don't recommend charging. I recommend being fast on the draw and the trigger finger to get as many hollow points through the vitals.
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  92. Doesn't sound riddiculous until someone you know dies as a result of a crime and the criminal gets off in 1-2 years despite causing a death.
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  93.  @neubianx  Absolutely irrelevant. The legal system can't put itself inside a victim's mind and say it was obvious the attacker wasn't doing to kill them. Doesn't matter. From the moment the aggression starts, it's weapons free. The victim has the right to fear that the worst is going to happen. This includes being kidnapped and tortured. It doesn't matter how many punches he got. The punches were legal self-defense and a criminal has no legal option but fleeing or taking the beating from his victim. He can't shoot. "amounted to a kidnapping. Arbery wasn't afraid for his life" - Is this a joke? "Fear doesn't drive you to sprint 10 yards towards a shotgun. Rage does that." - BS. So the people who charged mass shooters weren't afraid? It was rage? What an insane claim.
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  94.  @yoursodumn  that makes sense because Morgan Freeman is actually God
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  95.  @buyerofsorts  And Binger said Kyle brought upon his own beating by going armed to the protest.
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  96. The lawyer is asking for privacy before notifying the courts of his new location, because they're afraid of reprisals.
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  97. ​ @darkstalkerknight63  How do you prove that?
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  98. Since there's no charges nobody's going to subpoena the footage.
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  99.  @IzThatit  Recording your actions and giving it up to the police doesn't mean anything. There would be a subpoena.
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  100.  @lvincent8843  It was voluntarily released. My point is that it would have been subpoenaed anyway so there was no point in holding onto it, and we can't infer anything from the intent.
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  101. Doesn't matter. Once an aggressor, you don't get to shoot to retain control of the gun. The victim has the legal right to take it.
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  102.  @yeeyee52  It's not a fantasy. Short of a miracle those two guys are going down.
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  103.  @chucknorris277  I think the news lately shown what happens when you try to be a vigilante and chase someone based on assumptions. If the guy mercs you, he's getting away with it and only losers feel bad about it. If you smoke him, you go to prison.
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  104. If you commit a felony and kill a person over it, you get charged with murder in a lot of jurisdictions.
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  105. Big if true.
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  106.  @chalysama4446  Plastic surgeons are not high on the list of doctors with the best moral standing. Remember all the Latin America plastic surgery stories from the 90s and 2000s? Doctors in countries like Brazil were using literal caulk-style fillers instead of medical grade. The best plastic surgeons in develop countries will refuse certain jobs or straight up tell the client they do not guarantee that a certain job will end up 100% how they want due to how the tissue will heal.
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  107.  @chalysama4446  OP stated we shouldn't condone it. You came here to say it's their prerogative, but your counter example is literally bringing up extreme body modification most people do not condone. Riddiculous implants like those get stares and people talking smack behind their backs. That's all. It's their freedom, but people do think it's riddiculous and nobody fights for the "rights" of these people.
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  108.  @chalysama4446  I will say again. OP merely said we shouldn't condone or enable it. That's it. Everything else is you making a storm in a teacup.
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  109.  @yinglistheyinglet12  The problem is that if you commit a crime and use your firearm to prevent it from being used on you, you just killed a victim. Your options are saving yourself and facing the legal consequences, or grabbing your ankles and kissing your own ass goodbye.
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  110.  @plantbased4430  if you try and use a weapon to stop people in an "open carry state" you're going to get smoked and the person who does it won't get a guilty verdict.
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  111.  @plantbased4430  My "reaction" is that you're trying to justify being a cop wannabe and you think you're talking to a libshit so you bring up the blacks open carrying. I don't give a damn. Were they pretending to be cops? Someone should have "defended" themselves. You're just the equivalent of a liberal but on the right, thinking that I'm going to defend people because they're black.
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  112.  Josh Lee  They're not good Samaritans, they're a couple of dummies. The law isn't about what other people did that caused the events to unfold a certain way.
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  113.  @a.wyattmann4370  They didn't catch him in the act. Look, I'm not even going to pretend to be nice. If you think these people are protecting their communities and you want to live next to them, I can only hope you find out for yourself why that isn't a good thing. There's a fine line between protecting the community and out of control vigilantism. If this becomes a common occurrence innocent people will be killed.
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  114. The scooters/bikes I use have a "pause" button. To stop a ride you must photograph the vehicle in a parking spot so there's a pause button so that you can go into a store or something without paying a fine by stopping or getting jacked. I don't know what happenes if you hit the pause button if someone jacks your ride but I hope it's funny.
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  115.  @MCCrleone354  Allowing a death to occur during their false imprisonment adventure.
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  116. Hell, if my son was facing prison for standing up for himself I'd let him have some beers.
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  117.  @caseybrown4360  Powerful deduction. Are you intelligence for drone pilots? Because your reasoning is exactly how children get Hellfires dropped on them.
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  118. If you're comitting a crime by performing an illegal citizen's arrest you can't shoot to protect the gun. Even thieves have the right to self-defense when they're not actively comitting a crime.
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  119.  @evilestmonkeey  Correct. But also don't go around stopping random people at gunpoint or else they might defend themselves too.
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  120.  @evilestmonkeey  Doesn't matter. There's two yokels with guns on the prowl for an excuse to be the hero. You think you're safe? Oh, we're going to have a talk? You're going to force me to have that talk at gunpoint? That's a crime, bub. Don't come with the intention to have a "talk" while giving me a legal excuse to go further than that. Yeah he was shot while dodging gunfire and attempting to disarm an aggressor. He did try to get out the line of fire - you can see him using the car as cover while a shot rings out. He only started attacking the driver after circling around the car. He'd already been shot at. You can clearly listen the gunshot in the video. Yeah, I'm start enough to not charge a man holding a shotgun. I'm going to do something that will neutralize the man holding the shotgun.
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  121.  @hadiyahabib7990  the Urals are often considered the natural barrier between Europe and Asia, and only like 10% of the Russian landmass is located to the East of the mountain range.
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  122.  @jfacts49  Asking the purpose of the large withdrawal is a tactic to help determine if people are being conned or threatened. The IRS requires that withdrawal to be reported so it's them you need to worry about, not the bank.
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  123.  @TheBlockbuster1982  lmao compliance, sounds like Vaush saying Kyle should have surrendered to the mob
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  124.  @roninkraut6873  Doesn't matter. If you cooperate with the guy who pulled the shotgun, even if unplanned, you're still on the hook.
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  125. You're not even supposed to enter a bank with a motorcycle helmet. It would be easy to frame Boots but security wouldn't let him walk around freely. Violence of action is necessary to enter a bank in costume.
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  126. That facebook ad of a buffed Bernie Sanders must have changed a ton of minds.
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  127. If you didn't witness the murder you're playing a very dangerous game attempting a citizen's arrest.
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  128. What's the psyop? She literally jokes that she's a psyop, actually nullifying the value at a psyop attempt by bringing attention to it.
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  129. What the fuck is wrong with the people at Avis? I don't have twitter but someone better have @'ed them.
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  130.  @rayf2127  How do you know police is coming?
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  131.  @scottfrazier8105  Doesn't matter if the people attacking Rittenhouse were choir boys. What matters is they attacked.
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  132.  @scottfrazier8105  I don't go off the media's take. I go off my desire to not be approached by gunmen on the street because I look like some criminal.
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  133. ​ @OddZodd  But people being dumb is bad for business. Public schooling became a thing because illiterate peasants couldn't work in factories.
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  134.  @1stIParkMyCar  At this point it's on my bucket list to get 2AM subway in Chicago. There should be a travel agency promoting pilgrimage to notorious hate crime hoaxes.
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  135. If you want to protect property, then be on the actual right place. If you go around illegally performing citizen's arrests, you are liable for deaths that occur as a result of your crimes.
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  136.  @johnromberg  What happens when police doesn't arrive, but it's just more of their friends with rope and duct tape? I'm not a career criminal, but I also don't want to die in the woods bleeding out of my rear end. The only way to sort things out is to see the opening and hope the draw is quick enough to Rittenhouse the low IQ goobers.
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  137. In Turkey to skip mandatory military service you have to show photographic evidence of bottoming. Gay tops are forced to serve but not bottoms. I don't think Turkey has common sense.
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  138. Seethe.
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  139. Everyone from Australian trolls, Russian scammers and North Korean government hack groups made money off it.
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  140.  @chrisos1053  Yeah I think the wording used in the video didn't make it clear the burn was from the gunshot rather than the metal.
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  141. Remember the NFAC? Toting guns isn't exclusive.
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  142. When politicians retire they get book deals and nobody reads them. It's not a failure. They were not paid for 16 million views. They were paid for ALL the work they have done for years, hence the billion view estimate. If you do me a favor and I can't pay for it, I just hire you to do a BS job. You'll be massively overpaid because you're being paid for stuff you did before.
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  143.  @Goulash45  Law enforcement is literally Joe Schmoes. It's just a job, they're not super humans. If anything, having police experience can "taint" a person because they may try to use powers of arrest they do not have as private citizens.
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  144.  @damnryn_  I'm against gun storage laws, and laws do not do anything about danger. But anyone who lets their gun get stolen from their vehicle essentially forfeited it. Call it a fine on their stupidity. Yes, it is gun control. There was a case in Canada where a man who fired warning shots at people firebombing his house spent 2 years in court battles because a prosecutor argued that because he was quick enough to defend himself, he was breaking safe storage laws. In some countries the safe storage laws are enforced by giving up your right to not be searched without a warrant - in the US it would mean giving up the 4th Amendment so that cops could check the safe. Yes, people should be made responsible for what they allow to happen with their guns.
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  145. How? He was in Wisconsin all day, and was loaned the rifle in the state. What would be the federal charges?
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  146. You know how hard it is to pull footage? Privacy protection laws also mean that often even if you manage to get the footage released, you can't post it publicly. A lot of "spicy" footage online is filmed off a screen by phone, because the file of the recording is not supposed to leave the room.
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  147. You can't infer "intent" from someone driving 20 mins away from home to go to the place his father lives and his friends work at. Even if he had zero relationships there you can't infer intent. People have freedom to travel and can go anywhere they want.
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  148. "that person can shoot and kill Kyle and for it to be self defense" - No, they can't. Those people would be part of the same mob as Rosenbaum. "They aren’t a single entity" - Doesn't matter, they were acting as such and in "defense" of the aggressor, therefore making them also aggressors. If they don't want to be a single entity, they cannot be part of a hivemind. You don't have to "prove" anything, the victim fears for their life because he's being attacked by people "defending" the aggressor. It's all part of a force continuum, not individual instances of fights that reset and make everything a clean slate a picosecond after the aggressor touches the ground.
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  149. "It's about the kid" the kid was birthed from her... even if the DNA belongs to someone else they are biologically linked. They share an immune system, her breast milk is tuned for the baby's needs.
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  150. "Kyle Rittenhouse believed all the lies that 'Q' and trump spread about BLM" - He went there to clean up the city. It was indeed a mess. He was assaulted for putting out a fire. What lies did he exactly believe. "crossing more than one state line with a gun" - He didn't cross more than a state line and the rifle was loaned by a Wisconsinite. "The truth is a $15 min wage" - Inflation would make those 15 dollars the new 7 dollars. "free college" - degrees are already worthless, more people with degrees only leads to more cashiers and baristas with degrees "at least my government works for me and the working class." - AHAHAHAHAHAAH "look at what the EU is doing" - Falling apart?
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  151.  @justsmiless203  "don't cry when someone does it to repubs" - I won't cry when a group of people attacking someone get a healthy dose of self-defense. " conspiracy to commit murder ?" - How is it a conspiracy? How do you conspire for a stranger to attack you?
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  152.  @aaronhagel9796  Nobody said anything about Fox or OAN. You want to tell us something?
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  153. Wayne LaPierre now has the ability to sell guns from the NRA museum and pocket the money. If you have to donate to the NRA at least make sure it's going to the NRA-ILA and not the organization as a whole or else Wayne will just blow the money on fuel for the private jet.
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  154. In the video a shot rings out before the physical altercation.
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  155.  @hiyorisarugaki1830  But before the man got out of his car, there's already someone pointing a gun at armed robbery. You can see him take cover by using the car itself, a shot is heard, then the driver exits the car as armed robbery circles around, and THEN the fighting starts.
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  156. ​ @ouwebrood497  You can't rehabilitate those who don't want to be rehabilitated.
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  157. ​ @redaderoua8816  Wealth inequality doesn't cause violence. The most violent periods in human history were also the most egalitarian.
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  158. ​ @redaderoua8816  Stefan Molyneux, probably a decade ago, made a video on how black women were more likely to use physical discipline on children, and tied it to physical abuse leading to crime. One can more easily argue that physical abuse in single mother households is a better predictor of criminality than poverty. The point here is that you can twist yourself into a pretzel trying to point to a single environmental factor behind criminality to justify any political crusade you like. Banging on poverty poverty povery is simply a way to sell your goals to people who wouldn't agree with you otherwise.
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  159. Maybe they fear porch pirates too.
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  160. I'm an innocent person. I will attack a person threatning me with a shotgun, just not with fists.
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  161.  @FoulMouthActual  But I am innocent. Anyone pulling guns on me is automatically a criminal. There's no liar here but you. What a childish response.
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  162. ​ @chrishamlin5863  You're painting a rosy picture. The VC entered cities during the Tet Offensive and started assassinating the relatives of ARVN service members, a literal act of terror.
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  163. Or he never bothered to run through the California application system or get in trouble for brandishing a live firearm.
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  164.  @ShiftyKen08  Why are you mentioning California? You're changing the subject. Damn, so the real situation proved you wrong, you had to bring up a totally different recall election to prove a point?
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  165.  @chistudentnels  People entering others' houses get ventilated. People brandishing guns get ventilated.
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  166. ​ @ckdub1888  That's just ChatGPT. It spits out garbage and if you confront it, it apologizes. ChatGPT doesn't think. It just assigns values to words. If you ask how many Rs in "strawberry" it says two. If you ask how many Rs in S T R A W B E R R Y it says three. Because of how spelling it out assigns different numerical values.
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  167.  @eca3101  yeah I just got to that part of the video 😂 how the hell did that happen?
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  168. "How is this going to affect LeBron's legacy?"
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  169. If they see a masked guy who is't breaking into cars, it's probably him.
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  170. gets paid by Russia "yeah aw shucks I'm gonna pretend Russia didn't start the war and claim you are trying to start one" Awfully convinient.
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  171.  @ShunTachibana  Unless you can prove the particle accelarators created this hellworld, I'd say their safety record is pretty good.
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  172. I don't think you understand how this works. The car running isn't a piece of incriminating evidence you can DEBOONK and solve the case. It was a reason for suspicion and all was cleared, at this point it doesn't matter that it was to keep the AC running or because he loves pollution, what matters is that he looked and acted suspiciously until the situation was cleared up.
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  173. Cope
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  174.  @SamS-uv2ql  But it's not a source, he said where he saw it. That's not a source. If I read something on Wikipedia, and tell you to look at the Wikipedia page, that's not a source. The source is listed at the bottom. Try to keep up.
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  175.  @SamS-uv2ql  That's not how it works. A source is the originator of information. Wikipedia simply aggregates it. No, you can't source wikipedia because wikipedia prohibits original research. Wikipedia can't be the source of anything, there has to be a prior body of work. Source? By definition it's the origin.
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  176. ​ @paulbryant8403  can we abort them?
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  177.  @satouhikou1103  Nope. The law agrees with me.
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  178. I say we go for the middle ground and put the cocaine back in Coke.
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  179. That's the problem, the other things they are guilty of. If someone dies as a result of your crime, you will be held liable for that death. The shotgun was grabbed. Yes. In a maneuver that was a reaction to the McMichael's confrontation. If you instigated a confrontation, brought the weapon to the scene, fail to retain it in a way that leads to a struggle for the gun... You're in big trouble.
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  180. The judge is probably thinking "I worked hard and overcame my circumstances, you expect me to feel sorry and have you drag me down you just because we look similar?"
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  181. A lot of places that don't allow guns also prohibit the less lethal ones. Places that outlaw guns hate guns as a whole, not just the fact that they're lethal. Notable exception being eastern Europe, particularly Russia, where obtaining a legal handgun is incredibly hard but as a compromise they manufacture "trauma guns" which shoot rubber balls, pepper spray, etc.
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  182. Someone being likely to have been done something doesn't matter to the case. Same reason the video of Kyle talking while the CVS was being looted was not admissible into court. It doesn't matter. It's a different situation.
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  183. Guys in trucks with guns performing citizens' arrests willy-nilly is an afront to society. You can have good intentions and still break the law. If this situation happened to you, and you shot the guys in the truck, you'd be off the hook in the grounds of self-defense.
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  184.  @magiceightballspot  You don't even know what a strawman is. It doesn't matter what you do or don't do. There's two people playing wannabe cop and on the lookout for suspects. You happen to match the description that day. You don't go around burglarizing, too bad there's two armed guys on pursuit because they don't know what you did or didn't do. Society won't favor the vigilante when they start killing innocent people when they make a mistake. There's a reason who vigilantism is looked down upon. There's a difference between a vigilante that goes after the guilty when law won't and delivers justice through technically unlawful means, and a vigilante who's looking for excuses to shoot people independently of their guilt or innocence. But still, the first kind vigilante still goes to prison despite popular support. Folk heroes are often criminals in the eyes of the law. I feel safer amongst thieves. I can handle thieves. Vigilantes are a powder keg.
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  185. The mob heard a gunshot and assumed Kyle fired first so they wanted to perform a citizen's arrest. Kyle smoked a couple of them even though the mob had reasonable suspicion he was a murderer.
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  186. By definition payroll costs aren't profits.
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  187. You can. The Russian vessel with a mini-sub was detected in the area.
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  188.  @phantom8926  Yes? Without double-jeopardy, the state could simply put you through trial again and again until they got the result they wanted. Or just try and bankrupt you with lawyer fees.
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  189.  @alxfonso4924  What does that have to do with the topic? The point is that double-jeopardy secures that save for mistrial or whatever, the state can't simply call a mulligan and keep sending you to trial until they get a guilty verdict.
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  190. Not double-think if you look into why that happens over there.
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  191. "He murdered a man with a skateboard" - It's not murder. You cannot premediate a self-defense scenario, and a self-defense scenario is not considered a malicious homicide. "he shot another person in the arm that survived" - He was shot because he faked a surrender and while Kyle hesitated he reached for a Glock. "assault rifle" - It wasn't an assault rifle. "An AR-15" - The most produced rifle in the United States in the last decade, extremely common. "skateboard vs AR-15" is not a self defense argument" - Yes it is. It doesn't matter what weapon the attacker chose, the victim has the right to even the odds. "defending himself from a black man with a skateboard?" - An attacker with a blunt force trauma weapon. "What he did was wrong" - No. "cowardly" - Cowards are the people who rushed like vultures to assault him when he went down. "and illegal" - It was legal.
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  192.  @yawlright  Then you disagree with how law works. You're entitled to your wrong opinions.
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  193. ​ @JoePlip People have the freedom to be wrong. We have the freedom to correct them.
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  194. If there's no legal right to self-defense when you're comitting the crime, you have no choice. You can let the guy take the gun and legally use it on you, or use it and do time behind bars. Your call.
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  195. He addressed it right after, it's like you stopped listening.
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  196.  @conservativeguitarsingerjs7937  they became criminals by attempting an illegal citizen's arrest, thus allowing the use of self-defense.
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  197.  @conservativeguitarsingerjs7937  They were not at anyone's house. Some yokels decided to go around stopping people at gunpoint. Yes, if an aggressor is attacked in self-defense and is being disarmed, he has no moral justification to use the weapon. Legally speaking the aggressor should allow himself to be disarmed. However they probably won't, and if they kill the victim they're charged with murder.
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  198.  @conservativeguitarsingerjs7937  Nobody said anything about Floyd, why are your bringing up irrelevant situations to the argument?
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  199.  @conservativeguitarsingerjs7937  No, I already had that belief.
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  200.  @conservativeguitarsingerjs7937  It is totally irrelevant. In what way does that trial influence this situation? How am I left wing?
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  201.  @conservativeguitarsingerjs7937  No, it's not obviously wrong. They became the attackers, they became the criminals. They gave up their claim to self-defense. The bad person is the person criminally using coercion to perform illegal arrests.
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  202. I would assume that if you call security they will have someone manning the cameras and who will instantly figure out which vehicle that suspect used. I mean they kind of have to be watching out for these things so they can testify in case of a robbery.
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  203. So just like real wars?
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  204.  @mr.j7444  How was he to know cops were on the way? Could be a lie.
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  205. Yeah, doesn't clear the homicide charges though.
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  206.  @gypsyshot5225  And two people get a Darwin award by sending their own ass to prison over this BS.
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  207. More like "The constitution is great, we should stop spending taxes on the military and let Russia have their warm water port. I love the bill of right, and it's my right to leave the NATO alliance".
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  208. Kickstarter would shut it down.
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  209. Kinda don't try to play cop?
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  210. ​ @4cymusic785  lol
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  211.  @danglyreprap4206  I've never seen a camping section outdoors.
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  212.  @hapman  His friends worked at said business and he was there with his friends. When a volunteer goes to Syria or whatever to provide aid do you also say "none of your business"? Doctors without borders? You're essentially saying that unless someone is specifically hired for a job they can't do anything to help anyone.
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  213.  @hapman  "if he had EMT training or first aid training that wasn’t his job to administer help to random people he doesn’t know" - This is a complete fabrication from poisoning minds. You do realize that many countries are starting to place emergency defibrillators in public locations and providing the training classes for people who are not EMTs to use them, right? They even have some now that are made so that anyone can follow the voice instructions. It's not a random person's job to help people they don't know. People still help anyway. "the doctors without boarders people and the other examples you brought up don’t end up killing sombody" - What a ridiculous argument. Kyle wouldn't have killed anyone if he were not attacked. Your point is that Kyle deserved the beating for going there. Before he had to use his weapon. By the same logic, you defend Doctors Without Borders getting brutalized by warring factions because it was none of their business. Also, there are known instances of medical personnel who were not combatants being forced to pick up arms and fight because a faction did not recognize their rights as medics. "My whole point is this could’ve been avoided had kyle just minded his own business" - Why didn't the protesters mind their own business? "putting out fires that weren’t burning anything of his" - The city suffered tens of millions of dollars in damage. So the protesters should have made that gas station go up in flames?
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  214.  @hapman  "Citizens arrest is dumb" - Kyle did not attempt to arrest anyone. "People should just stay clear of situations that don’t involve them" - You honestly should be forced to go through what the Kenosha residents went through that night. What happens when you're trapped inside your house and people are setting fires outside, and you claim nobody should try and save you. You'd change your tune really quick.
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  215. They're a private company so they have the right to terminate your account in the game called Life for breaking their TOS.
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  216. How was he to know the police was coming? You can call your friends and act like it's the police on the other end.
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  217.  @williamnicholson8133  Not if they pointed weapons first.
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  218.  @michaelfranciotti3900  There's nothing to assume. Including if they're telling the truth. People waving guns in my face will automatically be considered threats and liars. I'm not assuming they're calling friends, I assume they intend to do harm as their weapons and attitude display. Therefore I cannot assume that waiting will save my life. "Seeing as Aubrey wasn't armed, it sounds like you were defending his choice to physically resist with his bare hands." - Again with the so what you're saying is tactics. You argue like that annoying woman.
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  219. Geothermal is just nuclear with extra steps.
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  220.  @giovannifoulmouth7205  by saying I am wrong that makes you wrong, because radioactive decay is the source of heat for geothermal and that's a fact. Also, geothermal may be "abundant" but there's limitations on which places are profitable to drill, it depends on pumps so you need to make sure the electric grid is fed by renewables or else they cause as much pollution as simply using the fossil fuel power station to provide the energy, and it causes seismic events, can cause the soil to rise or sink, etc. Geothermal is abundant because radioactive elements are abundant. Currently the element that contributes the most to the Earth's internal heat is thorium. It's three times more abundant than uranium and almost as abundant as lead.
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  221. The point is that by fixing the problem less people suffer from drug addiction and require the use of the government service.
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  222.  @emberfist8347  The plastic handguards have vent holes in the top and bottom, and the aluminum rails are most often perforated. It has to count as air cooled, if it was fired in a vacuum it would overheat quickly due to not having air acting as coolant fluid.
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  223. Not the first time Ireland had a riot over potatoes.
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  224.  @tinyknott  The 2008 financial crisis was partly caused by credit rating agencies being pressured to dish out AAA ratings to the subprime mortgage bundles. If rating agencies did their job, the banks would go elsewhere and they'd lose income. If the rating or safety agency is privatized to this degree, then the whole thing needs to be privatized and the agency go bankrupt once they're caught in a controversy, making their rating look useless at best. If an agency can get private money and not lose its reputation or monopoly, there's a perverse incentive in the market.
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  225.  @lilartay  If you're arresting the police, forget the law.
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  226.  @XanderFenikkusu  Okay. What if the shooter is never caught but you get the rest of the gang? Or what if all the robbers were wearing clothes they disposed off before fleeing so the shooter will not be identified and none of them will admit to the shooting? They all do time for the robbery but nobody does time for the murder and the case gets dropped due to lack of evidence?
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  227. ​ @Jason-TheChad-Muska_circa1995  Careful because of reverse causality. It's not that voter ID ensures red victory, red victory ensures they won't give up voter ID.
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  228. "Kids are going to be abused!" "Reeee a 17 year old kid shouldn't shoot Rosenbaum!"
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  229. After the first shot, it's weapons free.
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  230. It seems like they have a lower budget. Having a cheap program that "competes" with a more prominent one to soak up views is the definition of a discount version. When Family Guy came out many said it was just the "discount version of The Simpsons".
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  231.  @pite9  They're guilty of the death. If you kidnap someone and the victim resists, you don't get to shoot them. If a death occurs when you are comitting a crime, you can be held liable for the death even if you didn't pull the trigger. If you're a kidnapper and a victim reaches for the gun, you don't fire. It's that simple. You ask God for forgiveness and whatever happens next happens.
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  232.  @pite9  It's an example. The point is that if you commit a crime you can't expect to use self-defense unless you retreat to "reset" who's the victim and aggressor.
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  233. Dude looks way over 30.
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  234. Well he got his education from TYT so...
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  235. The message isn't good. The "cool consumer things" are paying wages. Putting food in kids' mouths and a roof over their head. You give up the "cool consumer things", you're not taking money and putting it elsewhere. Those people are out of a job. Now instead of earning a living by giving you products you can buy, those people now need you to give up money (for nothing) while you get no freedom and no better life for those in poverty. Because you took away people's jobs. Under socialism the government would just demand you to do the job at the lowest price possible. After all, they need to give to the poor. Instead of extracting "EXCESS" (not access) revenue, there would be no revenue. The government needs a job done, it has to get done, and you get a nominal reward for your time rather than an actual transaction.
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  236. I'm not taking the third option. Rittenhousing them. Option one is getting shot in the back, option two might lead to them bringing out the rope and duct tape.
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  237. A note not being threatful or forceful just makes it look like some "smart guy" figured out a way to allege it wasn't a robbery if caught. Maybe deal with the type of person who still thinks bank robberies are worth it for a while and you'll realize there's no stretch.
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  238.  @matthewstephens6502  You've clearly never read enough "man attempts bank robbery with...." news to realize that not even the world's most active imagination can predict what bank robbers are going to try next.
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  239. I'm also not comfortable obeying the orders of low IQ goobers riding around in trucks with shotguns trained on me.
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  240.  @skul288  They were dumb enough to get themselves sent to prison over a criminal. Plenty of ways to plug people legally, and they threw it all away for the thrill of the chase.
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  241.  @brian2440  okay but people will bitch about the waste that remains dangerous for 10,000, they'll bitch about the waste that remains dangerous for 100 years...
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  242. What the police said is essentially non-binding. People are still responsible for their own actions.
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  243. One would assume the security room has camera feeds from the outside to look for getaway vehicles.
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  244. Not really. If they wanted a justified killing they should have been at the scene. If you go around on your truck looking for suspects and stop someone and you get shot because that person ain't having it, that person will have a legitimate claim for self-defense and your killing will be justified. So don't do it.
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  245. I didn't know Cenk used to be a republican lol
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  246. But security could have known.
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  247. Then you missed the part when he argued against the NYPD stop and frisk because the arrest data proved the NYPD did not have probable cause.
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  248.  @mario167100  tbh I wasn't happy with the way he portrayed it because stop & frisk was one of the catalysts for my distrust of government and police. He spent too long defending the practice before actually stepping on the unconstitutionality of the NYPD's actions.
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  249. The right to ride around in trucks and stopping people has nothing to do with property rights.
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  250.  @davidmajor1508  If you falsely imprison someone, you cannot shoot someone if they reach for your gun. The McMichaels literally did what the prosecution falsely accused Kyle of doing. They sought confrontation and comitted a crime, thereby forfeiting their right to claim self-defense.
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  251.  @gilianrampart8514  Trying to take someone's gun is self-defense if you're facing a criminal. False imprisonment is a crime.
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  252.  @viktorgabriel2554  And what happens when there's no police, just duct tape and rope?
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  253. To make up for it, HIV rates are lower.
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  254.  @gypsyshot5225  None of this would have happened if two low IQ dummies didn't try to perform an illegal citizen's arrest.
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  255.  @gypsyshot5225  They were not protecting anything. They were giving chase to a suspect. They're low IQ because one of the guys was a former cop, he should have known that it would have been better to not intervene and simply observe and report. You seem to not understand: if Arbery was armed and he was quicker on the draw, he'd get away with killing the McMichaels. You want a real world example? Go around and stop unidentified people on the street. You might find a guy who's not effing around, and he's probably not even going to get charged for smoking you.
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  256. "is going to be stupid enough to flash the OK hand sign knowing that if it got out it would make him look bad" - The point is that 99% of people DON'T KNOW it's going to make them look bad.
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  257.  @conservativeguitarsingerjs7937  You just said in your comment that they'd be charged with a felony for the approach but not murder... the problem is that such a felony will make the murder charge a slam dunk.
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  258.  @conservativeguitarsingerjs7937  "you guys always defend actual rapist in the act" - Strawman argument. You're out. "Even if technically they had to be a felony and the guy wasn’t technically committing a felony" - So we're right. Give it up. "he was obviously an evil piece of shit and they were obviously the good guys" - Doesn't matter. You don't get to kill people because they're bad, and good people committing crimes still need to face the consequences like all of us.
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  259.  @conservativeguitarsingerjs7937  "so you think it should be a felony to arrest people who are absolutely committing crimes" - It is a crime to perform an illegal arrest. "that thief who has a history of violence" - It doesn't matter who it is. Justice should be blind, remember? You don't get to partake in false imprisonment simply because you have a hunch some guy is a POS. "You know you are supporting the bad guys because of their skin color alone" - False. My white ass will open fire on a bunch of armed assailants trying to kidnap me. No matter their skin color. "Even if you could legally make the case" - And we can. "why do you think in any sense morally these guys were the bad ones" - They are because they should know better, they have no powers of arrest and trying to perform an illegal arrest is a criminal act. "definitely attack them" - In self-defense.
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  260.  @conservativeguitarsingerjs7937  "You do get to kill people when they attack you" - Not if you're committing a crime! A home invader can't claim self-defense if attacked by the residents. "why do you defend Jacob Blake?" - Who's Jacob Blake? "Doesn’t sound much like a strawman anymore does it?" - It does because that's exactly what a strawman is - pretending people said things they never said. "you claiming that I said you can kill people for being bad people" - But I didn't. You were using "bad" and "good" as ways to let people off criminal charges. "They killed him for charging him while they had firearms" - And they were the aggressors. "They killed him in self defense" - Not when they're committing a crime. "Even if they weren’t legally allowed to make the arrest" - Which makes them criminals. "do you think the criminal Animal knew that he only commit a misdemeanor and it wasn’t a felony so they couldn’t make a citizens arrest?" - Completely irrelevant to the facts at hand. There was a crime committed and the criminals killed someone as a result. "They killed him for attacking them. What were they supposed to do at that point?" - So if a criminal breaks into your house, and you defend yourself against him, would you ask what's the criminal supposed to do? "So people are just allowed to commit crimes and if the police don’t get there to stop them and the person goes away they can just get off Scott free?" - Huh. I hate to break it to you but that's how it works. If you weren't even there to witness the crime you can't perform citizen's arrests on random people in the street. You do understand that a criminal getting away is better than innocent people getting killed because of mistakes, right? "this is obviously just a black and white skin color issue with you" - It isn't. "But I just wanted to point out you actually made the strawman argument." - I didn't. I replied to what you said. That's why I use quotes.
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  261.  @conservativeguitarsingerjs7937  Do you know how society works? We say it's better for a hundred criminals to go free than one innocent person being punished. We as a society agree that it's better to catch someone later than trying to rush justice. You can attack a police officer if they are acting illegally. There's been cases of people who fired on cops performing no-knock raids. "If they are attacking you you should absolutely kill them" - Not if you're committing a crime. You won't have justification. "This is common sense dude you fucking common sense and just have a base level of morality." - The morality is that false imprisonment and kidnapping are serious charges. Attempting to do an illegal citizen's arrest you f you up for life. "There are already other videos of him doing the same stuff." - Irrelevant. The shooting is defined by the facts at hand, not who is the worst person in the mix. "Quit supporting the evil guy." - The evil guys are the people who jump into trucks and start patrolling the streets and doing checkpoints. That's not freedom, that's tyranny.
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  262.  @oliverwells8011  So bad people never lied? Police is on its way! Just sit here with us for a minute. Yeah, right.
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  263.  @oliverwells8011  It doesn't matter. It's not about one believes. It was an illegal citizen's arrest and by committing that crime you've forfeited your self-defense rights if someone responds accordingly. Saying that the police has been called doesn't matter. First of all, it doesn't have to be truthful. Second, it doesn't legitimize a false imprisonment done at gunpoint. Your idea is that we should just submit to random hicks driving around town looking for suspects when they don't have the right to do that. That's wrong. And I hope the next hicks who try to pull this BS come across an innocent person who happens to have a CCW and the skills to dome those idiots. It's sad that it has come to this, but people have to start getting clapped on the streets to learn to behave. This goes for all kinds of criminals, the career criminals and the people who think that they have a right to rule society for having a truck and a gun. "Common sense" doesn't exist now that the law is involved. It's "common sense" that he was the right guy. But that's not what the law is about. You can break the law and tell the judge how it was "common sense" you had to do it, see how far that will take you.
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  264. They did it backwards. First they should have shorted the stocks, then destroyed the businesses. They can't even do fraud right.
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  265.  @plantbased4430  I don't act like an expert. My reaction was denying you a reaction. Have a terrible day.
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  266.  @plantbased4430  How do I come across as one? No libshit I ever known would ever defend whipping out the strap and executing the truck bubbas in """self-defense""". You want to live in a PVP enabled world, you play by PVP rules. No respawns.
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  267.  @plantbased4430  You're the one who brought up black protesters. A libshit does that, which is why you assumed I would defend them based on skin color. I refused to look into the case any further and you got on your "I got what I wanted" shtick. You got nothing. You don't know what libshits are, then. Knowing the enemy is really important, and you're out here thinking libshits are radicals.
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  268.  @plantbased4430  And I looked them up and instantly noticed what you were up to. My mistake, your comment was above one saying "you wouldn't care if the guy was black" so I thought you had brought up race earlier.
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  269. That's a good theory.
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  270. What happens if you do kill the "suspect" and turns out you misidentified him?
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  271.  @tak4043  You'll find out the hard way the law won't protect you in that instance. You made the mistake, you bear the legal responsibility for that death. Nothing suspicious about a victim feeling cornered and trying to disarm the aggressor.
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  272.  Josh Lee  How does that matter? Yes, they were on the lookout for suspects and as luck would have it, they happened to get the right guy. They attempted an illegal citizen's arrest.
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  273. I'm on the "right", whatever that means, and the McMichaels are guilty. I think people see themselves as the McMichaels in this situation and don't even realize how incredibly stupid and irresponsible it is to create these confrontations.
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  274.  @LePlerome  The "reasonable" is on thin ice, but regardless suspecting someone of a burglary does not legitimatize their behavior. They should have know that the confrontation would be dangerous and that presenting their firearms would complicate the situation. If George Zimmerman was walking after Trayvon with his gun out he'd have been found guilty.
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  275.  @E_Ten  fake IDs exist
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  276.  @E_Ten  You say "PAssWoRdS cAn bE sTOlEn" and then right afterwards admit that two factor authentication exists. This was what's called erring in the side of caution.
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  277. Changing the brand would cost them money. They might be progressive but they love their money.
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  278. They were parked because they drove ahead and used the two trucks to corner the guy. Maybe they didn't want to kill, they just liked buttstuff that much. Doesn't matter, it was false imprisonment so they shot a guy while comitting a crime. Womp womp.
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  279. ​ @IFNKOVHGROGHPRM  Russians only recently started using armor? Brother they're drving Ladas into battle because of the armor they lost...
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  280. ​ @paradoxicalmadness4507  One Finn fought for Germany, fled to the US, signed up in the US military and fought in Vietnam. Who cares?
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  281. But the McMichaels were committing a crime themselves. Should have someone else shot them in turn?
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  282. Lint in the firing pin channel is also a common one.
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  283. South Africa disbanded one of the world's best police response units because "muh racism". SA has one of the biggest glass houses.
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  284. The problem is that the sign existed before and had benign meanings before. Essentially only Very Online People know about this, so the general public keeps using the sign. And the intention was to pretend that OTHER people were Nazis. It wasn't to identify themselves, it was to falsely identify innocent people and entrap them with existing photos.
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  285.  @burtonstudios5223  Fine. So all signs are hate signs now because these people will just move on onto others symbols. No signs anymore.
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  286. There was one case of a school age FtM wrestler who was not allowed to compete with boys so she was just demolishing girls thanks to the HRT.
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  287. ​ @TotalBlackoutPainting  Paula Dean earns her N-word pass through trial by combat.
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  288. So a man kills 10,000 people and you think you won't be number 10,001. Just saying. What I wanted to say is that your situation explicitly shows the state broadcasting a positive ID of the suspect so if you do see him, you have a reasonable expectation that it's the guy. The McMichaels essentially screwed themselves because they were chasing some guy they assumed to be the same person seen in the video. That's not a positive ID.
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  289. Were the McMichaels aware of this evidence?
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  290. The antibody monitoring in the UK shows that almost 100% of the population has either got the shot or natural immunity... but the proportion of people who have antibodies against the nucleocapsid (as opposed as solely against the spike) has stalled. It's unbelievable how garbage this product is.
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  291. Friendship simulator. Tons of people have nobody to hang out with after work.
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  292. I remember when Snopes used to be about AIDS blood on McDonald's ketchup and criminals using ether to knock out people and steal their organs.
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  293.  @lycan7157  Do you know the thing where the judge can't define something but he knows it when he sees it? I can tell the difference between open carry and someone looking for trouble.
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  294. Buddy tax evasion is based but you can't go "sorry officer, it wasn't a robbery my suspicious withdrawl is justified by my attempt to dodge taxes".
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  295.  @Lastjustice  One guy has the ability to shoot live rounds, and you the ability to shout "stay back". I don't think you win that fight.
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  296.  @Scott6794  A reasonable person could also conclude that the police thing is a lie and it's a kidnapping.
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  297.  @Bourikii2992  They drove past him as a way to corner him between vehicles. You know how an ambush works?
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  298.  @Bourikii2992  He didn't "sneak" past anything.
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  299.  @Lastjustice  But that goes both ways. If armed gunmen are coming after me and they have held their fire... I have reasons to think their motives are actually worse than just murder. Was armed robbery aware of the filming? Also, plenty of people film their kills. Remember liveleak? I couldn't make a decision on intent. If you go around chasing people with a gun, you cannot force your victims to make a 100% accurate assessment of your intentions. Your victims are awarded the right to fear for their lives even if you claim that they should have magically read your mind and figured out your intents. Just like many say don't go around robbing construction sites, don't go around chasing random people with a gun. It will go wrong and bad things will happen. "if you tell them you called the police" - Could be a lie. People don't have chips in their brains that force them to tell the truth. "I'd taken my chances trying to talk my way out of situation" - That's great, man. What happens when the "police" finally arrives and it's just more of their friends and they're bringing rope and tape? You had more chances fighting out two guys and then fleeing from the third than now trying to fight 5-6 guys. "Moving into closer range against a shotgun only increase their odds of hitting" - Running away doesn't decrease the chances either. Buckshot will easily land on a man-sized target from 70 yards away. "By maintaining a distance and putting objects between you greatly reduces the odds of being hit" - There was no cover in the immediate vicinity. "I can't say i feel remotely sorry for this career criminal." - I don't feel sorry either. I'm kind of glad this happened, because this means the wannabe cops will lay low for a while. Now if someone stops you with a gun and tells you to wait for the police, you know damned well they're lying to you. Now nobody reasonable is going to attempt that crap.
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  300.  @Bourikii2992  Talk about missing the point. You used the term "sneak" which is not applicable here.
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  301.  @Lastjustice  "I don't know where hell you live that people rolling up with guns is common" - That's precisely the point. I don't want it to be common. So the people who'd do it have to know that if they want to play wannabe cop they either end up smoked or in prison. "instead fo cuttign through yards" - You can see even from the limited FOV of the recording camera that there was no suitable cover. "Most people have shitty aim" - Most people also have a shitty stress response when you get up in their face. "I don't go around pissing off professional hitmen. If you are...you're probably doing it wrong." - Exact same argument as anti-gunners. If you need a gun for self-defense, you pissed off someone you shouldn't have.
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  302.  @Bourikii2992  Yeah, you did. You lied about the footage and I corrected it. That's not a dumb point. It's being accurate. You're welcome.
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  303.  @Bourikii2992  Do you know what sneaking is?
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  304.  @mr.j7444  They were the aggressors. Come on.
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  305. Did they follow those procedures?
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  306. Russia already started WWIII bub. They are allied with Iran which helped Oct 7 and the Red Sea attacks by Houthis. They are allied with NK which can use their profits from selling ammo to boost their capabilities to take South Korea. They are in an under the table relationship with China which wants Taiwan. Russia dumped the powder keg and is holding the match. They caused WWIII.
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  307.  @warpnin3  How will they stop it? They have no way to control them. The Soviet Union has been dead for thirty years yet the useful idiots they put in the West to undermine us are still working, not knowing they were part of a program. Rioters and looters will continue to riot and loot well after they outlive their usefulness.
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  308.  @TheInverseable  "You hire a PMC" - Good luck. State Department controls who can be a PMC, they can immediately revoke licenses. Erik Prince went to live in the Emirates when he sensed trouble with Blackwater because there's no extradition treaty. Chris Kyle was a liar, by the way. "absolutely cleanse the area" - these areas are self-dirtying. Without major criminal justice overhaul at the federal level you wouldn't be able to pull it off. We're talking about actually undoing stuff the ACLU spent decades to achieve. Undoing massive leftist gains since the 60s to make a few million?
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  309.  @naejimba  What if the intent wasn't killing? Personally I'm not into buttstuff so I'm Rittenhousing the people in the truck.
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  310.  @chrisbammer8679  I'm also less likely to die if I put a round through them first.
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  311.  @JustLP3rd  You'll always side with the person with the weapon? So if Kyle Rittenhouse was unarmed and Gaige was after him you'd side with Mr. Byecep?
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  312. Their chase resulted in someone's death. It happens that the death was caused by a struggle for the gun, but they provoked the situation. One person being a criminal doesn't change the facts. On the same day Kyle was acquitted, a felon in possession of a firearm was acquitted from the murder and attempted murder charges from when he shot at cops raiding his home. Even though he was committing a crime by having a firearm, that doesn't change the fact that the no-knock raid provoked a situation where he thought he was in danger and thus shooting at cops was justified.
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  313. He studied the "no touch KO" with George Dilllman.
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  314. Okay. Let's see you surrender peacefully to the two bubbas. You trust you're not gonna end up gagged and hogtied in the trunk?
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  315.  @terrymcgee3504  And Epstein didn't have the stereotypical glasses and pedostache. So what, sometimes bad people don't look like movie characters. All I'm saying is, it's gonna be satisfying when one day an innocent guy gets stopped and he John Wicks the hicks. No charges, because it's clear cut self-defense. People got to learn the hard way not to do stupid things.
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  316. "Just doin ther jerbs" is a bad take. There's a way to do a good job and ways to do bad jobs. If I have a legitimate reason to call the police, and then the officers responding make everything worse (which was not the case here) I shouldn't be blamed.
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  317.  @then8ivepatriot  That's kind of my point. I don't need to call the cops, I got the problem solvers at home.
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  318.  @lilartay  Yes, you are allowed to disarm people.
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  319. ​ @TheMysteryDriver  I just hate TYT more than cops.
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  320. They also insist that the NRA were good little boys who supported gun control but have been taken over by extremists. So which is it, good boys or racists?
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  321. Exactly. This is like politicians geting paid half a mil for a 45 minute speech or gettinga book deal after retiring. They're not paid for using their political power, they're just coincidentally getting money from organizations they helped. Tenet is just like the book nobody buys or reads. Tenet is just the reward.
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