Who shot Ashli Babbitt?

[Munimula1]

Can’t wait until the trials and sentencing starts.

[PeterGriffin]

@Munimula1

They were not going home- they were breaking into both houses of Congress after threatening to kill the VP

Just some good ol’ boys (and girls)
Never meanin no harm
Except when they were trying to capture and murder the VP and MoC to seize power.

It’s off the front pages. It if you’ve been following the arrests and charged that are coming out, this was coordinated with plans to seize power, that coordination is and will lead to members of the Trump administration.

[WuWei]

P-anon

[WuWei]

@Munimula1

Can’t wait until the trials and sentencing starts.

Me either.

[Smyrna]

@Scratch

Ummm…was she breaking the law?

Is that all it takes? Did you break any speed limits on your way to work today…or is that different?

[Samm]

@GrandWazoo

It was reported that the officer who shot her was aware that shots had been fired and that angry mobs were breaking in.

What shots were fired other than his?

[DougBH]

@tnt

@DougBH

think that should have been left for a jury to decide. Just like would have happened if cops had shot a rioter in Portland, Seattle or Minneapolis.

You want to assemble a jury to decide whether the rioters should be let in?

You know, when they restate what you say it never is.

[DougBH]

@Samm

@GrandWazoo

It was reported that the officer who shot her was aware that shots had been fired and that angry mobs were breaking in.

What shots were fired other than his?

Sounds like instead of pushing her back, he panicked and killed her.

[Samm]

@Borgia_dude

@Smyrna

@Borgia_dude

Why don’t we wait for the results of the investigation before we assume?

I’m not assuming anything regarding your opinion. You don’t see a problem with Ashley Babbit being murdered by a police officer who is hidden and their life is NOT in danger, while the many other officers just stood by and didn’t attempt to stop her in anyway. Their actions prove that they didn’t feel threatened in anyway. How is it, that the officer hidden on the other side can come to a totally different conclusion and just murder her? Here’s your chance once again; do you see a problem with that?

Here are the results of the investigation. Hope it helps.

District of Columbia | Department of Justice Closes Investigation into the Death of Ashli Babbitt | United States Department of Justice

So if the investigation is over, what investigation are you asking us to wait for?

[Borgia_dude]

@Samm

@Borgia_dude

@Smyrna

@Borgia_dude

Why don’t we wait for the results of the investigation before we assume?

I’m not assuming anything regarding your opinion. You don’t see a problem with Ashley Babbit being murdered by a police officer who is hidden and their life is NOT in danger, while the many other officers just stood by and didn’t attempt to stop her in anyway. Their actions prove that they didn’t feel threatened in anyway. How is it, that the officer hidden on the other side can come to a totally different conclusion and just murder her? Here’s your chance once again; do you see a problem with that?

Here are the results of the investigation. Hope it helps.

District of Columbia | Department of Justice Closes Investigation into the Death of Ashli Babbitt | United States Department of Justice

So if the investigation is over, what investigation are you asking us to wait for?

That’s a summary. Am hoping a more detailed report will be released.

[Samm]

@Munimula1

Why do people here conveniently leave out the fact that these insurrectionist were violently breaking into a session of Congress, for the purpose of disrupting a Presidential election, while threatening to hang the VP who was in the building with his family?

I don’t get how you can defend this.

Interesting. It appears that you suggesting that everything a cop does during an encounter with someone committing a criminal act is okay.

[Borgia_dude]

@Samm

@Munimula1

Why do people here conveniently leave out the fact that these insurrectionist were violently breaking into a session of Congress, for the purpose of disrupting a Presidential election, while threatening to hang the VP who was in the building with his family?

I don’t get how you can defend this.

Interesting. It appears that you suggesting that everything a cop does during an encounter with someone committing a criminal act is okay.

I think he is responding to the characterization that Ashli was just trespassing.

[Samm]

@Borgia_dude

@altair1013

@Borgia_dude

I’m reminded of when O’Reilly repeatedly called Dr Tiller a baby murderer on national TV, whereupon Tiller was slain and O’Reilly didn’t think he bore any responsibility whatsoever.

So you appear to be saying that the killer of Tiller and the killer of Ashley should both face some justice? Is that your opinion?

I’m saying that using inflammatory language leads to unfortunate results.

My opinion is, the Justice Dept investigated and determined no charges will be filed. Would be interesting to read the interviews to have more details than we have currently.

How is saying the police officer’s name inflammatory?

[Samm]

@PeterGriffin

@Samm

Hero? What did he do to warrant that accolade?

He stopped someone that was involved in attempting to capture and execute the VP and member of Congress and seize power.

Oh really? Did you read that intent in Ashli’ manifesto?

[Samm]

@PeterGriffin

@altair1013

No. Trespassing was the sum total of what Ashley did. Is it okay to pick one random girl and execute her because of some other crime that someone in a mob did? Is that a good enough reason to kill somebody who was not capable of harming you?

The “girl” that you’re referring to is a combat vet with numerous tours overseas and a history of domestic violence, and had vowed less than 24 hours previous to seize and execute members of Congress. She was very close to the VP and MoC and was ignoring orders to back down while she tried to go through a window that was the last barricade between her and her traitorous compadres and government officials, and she got shot trying to go through that barricade.

So she got shot in the throat. Good shoot.

So did the cop have her rap sheet before he shot her, or was it just good luck that he shot such a dangerous woman rather than some harmless wannabe in the crowd?

[altair1013]

@Scratch

Ummm…was she breaking the law?

Ummmm. This is an asinine statement. Was Duante Wright breaking the law? Think before you type dude.

[Borgia_dude]

@Samm

@Borgia_dude

@altair1013

@Borgia_dude

I’m reminded of when O’Reilly repeatedly called Dr Tiller a baby murderer on national TV, whereupon Tiller was slain and O’Reilly didn’t think he bore any responsibility whatsoever.

So you appear to be saying that the killer of Tiller and the killer of Ashley should both face some justice? Is that your opinion?

I’m saying that using inflammatory language leads to unfortunate results.

My opinion is, the Justice Dept investigated and determined no charges will be filed. Would be interesting to read the interviews to have more details than we have currently.

How is saying the police officer’s name inflammatory?

# Ashli Babits Murderer is Lieutenant Michael Leroy Byrd

[PeterGriffin]

@Samm

So did the cop have her rap sheet before he shot her, or was it just good luck that he shot such a dangerous woman rather than some harmless wannabe in the crowd?

He shot someone not responding to orders to stop her advance past the last remaining barricade in a free for all riot.

She found out.

[GrandWazoo]

@DougBH

Sounds like instead of pushing her back, he panicked and killed her.

I read that during his interview he stated that he could not determine wither of not she was armed.

[Samm]

@PeterGriffin

@altair1013

That’s not what happened. Does this shooting fall within the guidelines of lethal force for the Capitol Police? For some reason they are not saying. They are still in cover up mode. Free your mind for a second and ask yourself why are they in cover up mode? And why is CNN helping?

What is your conclusion?

He was cleared, so obviously a good shoot. My conclusion is it should have happened at least couple dozen more times on that day alone. A gun and the threat of force is the only thing these people understand.

Obvious double standard. How many protests and riots have occurred when a cop is cleared for shooting an unarmed black man who was committing a crime?