Renee Good's family sues Trump administration over fatal Minneapolis shooting

[Into the Night]

ROFLMAO.
She was turning right. So if she was turned right it would make it impossible for someone on her left to shoot her right side. I thought you were more intelligent than this but it seems you don't know right from left.

Still trying to deny physics, geometry, history, and the law. It won't work, Poorboy.

 

[T. A. Gardner]

ROFLMAO. Please.. Try to tell the jury that.. Go for it.

How would you defend against that set of claims? Go for it.

 

[BartenderElite]

The 'victim(s)' were the ICE officers. It was Good who chose to interact, criminally, with them. They didn't choose to interact with her. She set up the situation. It was her criminal acts that led to the eventual outcome. The "government" didn't set out to find Good or interact with her. Good set out to find the ICE officers then interact with them. When her 'fun and games' protest turned into a potential arrest, she tried to flee rather than accept responsibility for her actions. It was her irresponsible and ill-considered actions that led to her death. She is 100% to blame here for what happened.

I mean, your double-standard on this & what happened on J6 is kind of epic.

 

[Into the Night]

And yet here you are making any evidence of you having a brain just disappear.

Mantra 1d. Lame.

 

[Poor Richard Saunders]

How would you defend against that set of claims? Go for it.

They could have avoided her. All they needed to do was drive around her like Ross did before he stopped blocking traffic.

 

[Into the Night]

ROFLMAO. Please.. Try to tell the jury that.. Go for it.

Don't worry, Poorboy.
IF it gets that far, they will be told. So will a jury in any countersuit.

They could have avoided her. All they needed to do was drive around her like Ross did before he stopped blocking traffic.

She was blocking the street, moron.

 

[Poor Richard Saunders]

Mantra 1d. Lame.

And yet here you are making any evidence of you having a brain just disappear.

 

[Into the Night]

I mean, your double-standard on this & what happened on J6 is kind of epic.

Renee Good wasn't shot on J6, Barfly.

 

[Poor Richard Saunders]

Don't worry, Poorboy.
IF it gets that far, they will be told. So will a jury in any countersuit.

She was blocking the street, moron.

Eleven vehicles drove around her including Agent Ross.

 

[Earl]

The 'victim(s)' were the ICE officers. It was Good who chose to interact, criminally, with them. They didn't choose to interact with her. She set up the situation. It was her criminal acts that led to the eventual outcome. The "government" didn't set out to find Good or interact with her. Good set out to find the ICE officers then interact with them. When her 'fun and games' protest turned into a potential arrest, she tried to flee rather than accept responsibility for her actions. It was her irresponsible and ill-considered actions that led to her death. She is 100% to blame here for what happened.

One hundred percent.

 

[T. A. Gardner]

I mean, your double-standard on this & what happened on J6 is kind of epic.

That isn't a "double standard." It is presenting the facts as they are.

Did Good drive to where the ICE agents were?

Did Good drive the wrong way up a one-way street and then try to block traffic with her van?

Who initiated contact that brought the ICE officers and Good into interaction?

Did Good and her 'partner' heckle and taunt the ICE officers at the scene?

Who was responsible for the ICE officers having to interact with Good, Good or the officers?

Did Good obey the commands of the law enforcement officers present?

 

[Into the Night]

Okay....was she breaking the law?

Yes...trespassing.

Was she disobeying police orders?

No. The police that were there interpose their bodies between the shooter and her and gave her first aid. She died at the scene. The murderer was never convicted. None of this has anything to do with Renee Good attempting to run over federal law enforcement officers. Strawman fallacy.

 

[BartenderElite]

That isn't a "double standard." It is presenting the facts as they are.

Did Good drive to where the ICE agents were?

Did Good drive the wrong way up a one-way street and then try to block traffic with her van?

Who initiated contact that brought the ICE officers and Good into interaction?

Did Good and her 'partner' heckle and taunt the ICE officers at the scene?

Who was responsible for the ICE officers having to interact with Good, Good or the officers?

Did Good obey the commands of the law enforcement officers present?

On the post I responded to, you could say most of the same about what happened on J6. That's what I mean by double standard.

 

[T. A. Gardner]

Eleven vehicles drove around her including Agent Ross.

Was her vehicle parked illegally in a traffic lane of the street?

 

[T. A. Gardner]

On the post I responded to, you could say most of the same about what happened on J6. That's what I mean by double standard.

In some cases, you are correct. People, not all but many, at the Jan 6 protest were likewise criminally responsible for their actions and should have been--and often were--charged for those actions.

 

[Poor Richard Saunders]

Was her vehicle parked illegally in a traffic lane of the street?

Are ICE agents traffic cops authorized to enforce local traffic laws?

You are only making the case stronger that they were acting outside their authority. When they act outside their authority, they become responsible.

 

[Into the Night]

That has not been proven.

Ashli Babbitt was unarmed.

Research “analogy.”

He is attempting a strawman fallacy.
Ashli Babbett was not in Minnesota when Renee Good was trying to run over a federal law enforcement officer.

 

[BartenderElite]

In some cases, you are correct. People, not all but many, at the Jan 6 protest were likewise criminally responsible for their actions and should have been--and often were--charged for those actions.

And w/ what happened to Babbit?

 

[Into the Night]

I mean, your double-standard on this & what happened on J6 is kind of epic.

Strawman fallacy.

 

[Into the Night]

And w/ what happened to Babbit?

She wasn't in Minneapolis. Strawman fallacy.