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Her name was Ashli Babbitt
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Sad but true. Unfortunately, none of our so-called 'leaders' will ever acknowledge their responsibility for enticing this mob and leading to her death. I wonder how Trump feels about having his very own martyr.
Shot at close range as she tried to climb through a doorway window. If you watch to the end, there appears to have been multiple police in tactical gear approximately 10 feet behind her as well.
View: https://twitter.com/dancohen3000/status/1347076676342185984
Apparently plainclothes Capitol police, not Secret Service.
Reports are that he was enjoying it. Refused to call in National Guard. And Pence went behind his back. Now Trump is on a time out.
Trump is refusing Pence's CoS entry into West Wing. Crashing and burning.
namedpipes
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Doesn't matter. Lives of politicians >> lives of citizens. I'm honestly surprised a hell of a lot more of them aren't in body bags right now.
It depends on who wins and gets to write the history. Hopefully not people of your ilk.
Varmint
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Yes, she personally was subverting the will of the people. That's how I'd describe it.
Another liberal moron too stupid to understand what the word "treason" actually means.
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The founding fathers were labeled traitors, goes with the territory.
namedpipes
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You want to see dishonor? Find a mirror.
The "likes" you got should tell you everything you need to know...
SHOCKNAWE
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I have to agree with this. Nobody gave a F’k about B&M’s getting looted but scaring politicians and the ante goes up. Still a terrible tragedy that Woman took a bullet though
M60
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What a bunch of idiots surrounding Ashli after her shooting. Not one person does a thing to save her life. All to busy trying to scream louder than the other guy.
Actually, I rate the "importance" of those people next to pond scum.
As for the "breach" he could have taken a step and shoved her back through the window.
Varmint
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Makes sense. Secret Service is a lot of combat vets, they’re not going to go full retard on an unarmed 110 lb female.
The body bags are coming. The politicians, courts, and media have made that a certainty. This is not advocacy either, but a prediction.
71montess
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Listen you liberal ballwasher. No churches were burned, no courthouses were burned, compared to any protest you left scumbags hold, this was bloodless. Except for a moron capital cop shooting a unarmed woman in the neck.
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In God We Trust
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I actually considered what you posted before replying to not write an emotional response. I’m not going to insult you or call you mean names. Maybe you will consider my post as well.
If I lived in the neighborhood I probably would have gone to the protest also. If we can take my fear of covid out of the equation, I probably would want to be up near the front of the protest just so I could hear and see what was happening. Even if I agreed, disagreed or was indifferent, it would be interesting at least.
If people got into the building, I would probably want to go in as well just to witness this historic moment. It’s my building after all, and it’s not a private business. I wouldn’t loot or anything snd would discourage anyone else inside from doing it also. I would just want to look around and see what was going on.
All of a sudden I get popped in the neck by some cop for for being a curious person who was somewhere I maybe shouldn’t be?
Did this woman pose a threat to anyone? Do you think a reasonable and prudent person would view her 130 pound frame and be in fear for their life? Do you REALLY think she deserved to die for what she did?
And my opinion of the guys over at COMM2A has dropped a bit also from the likes on your post. I just changed my Amazon smile donations to another group I donate to.
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Nick Fury
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So now everyone can see how this played out let’s put it into a few words:
Unarmed woman climbing thru broken window in door separating her and the rest of the party has back to an empty hallway save a gunman 10 feet away who is only waiting for a clear shot that came once she hopped up above the crowd to fit thru window. That was a single kill shot no need for more because the threat was never there. Just opportunity.
Cant wait for the fearing for my life she had a weapon horseshit that will justify this to the retards that dilute this forum and nation...
DPR
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Breaking thru a door is not “standing curiously at the front of a protest”
M60
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You need to cut back on the disrespectful idiot pills. Ashli was a 14 year Air Force Veteran, who in the end, took a bullit for all of us, in the name of justice. You work for maura right!
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In God We Trust
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it is incredibly sad and tragic end of the era - and, in many ways it identifies it so well - an unnamed suit with a gun sneaks out quietly out of corridor, executes a person and sneaks back, never to be found. a victim then is dragged through all the media channels as a dangerous terrorist who got what she deserved, to serve as a lesson to others.
sad.
and there were apparently 3 more people who have died and no one really cares.
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DPR
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It was a few posts up, video of the crowd breaking thru the door. It appears to show her attempting to go thru first. Armed person on the other side shot the first person breaking thru. I don't know the answers to the other questions but wanted to point out that she was not a curious bystander
bfm
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It sounds like this was an area where security had set up a final perimeter to protect those who had not been evacuated.
An adult woman identified as Ashli Babbitt was fatally shot by a US Capitol Police employee as the mob tried to force their way toward the House Chamber where members of Congress were sheltering, US Capitol Police said in a statement.
Babbitt was given medical assistance immediately and taken to a local hospital, where she was pronounced dead, police said.
The employee has been placed on administrative leave and their police powers have been suspended pending a joint Metro Police and USCP investigation, USCP said.
"This is a tragic incident, and I send my condolences to the victim's family and friends," Metro Police Chief Contee said.
Two people who saw the shooting, left-wing activist John Sullivan and documentary filmmaker Jade Sacker, provided CNN with video of the incident and described the moments beforehand.
Sullivan said rioters were using flag poles and other items to smash glass windows inside the Capitol. The woman then tried to make her way through the window when several people with guns came out through the doorways.
"The second that she climbed through the window she got shot right in the neck area, fell backwards," Sullivan said in an interview that broadcast on CNN's "Anderson Cooper 360."
"I just remember the sense of shock and sorrow that somebody just died and did not need to die."
The woman was trying to enter an area that did not yet appear to have been breached by rioters, Sullivan said.
"It was an area that was completely blocked off," he said. "They had chairs up against the doorway, tables, so people couldn't get in."
An adult woman identified as Ashli Babbitt was fatally shot by a US Capitol Police employee as the mob tried to force their way toward the House Chamber where members of Congress were sheltering, US Capitol Police said in a statement.
Babbitt was given medical assistance immediately and taken to a local hospital, where she was pronounced dead, police said.
The employee has been placed on administrative leave and their police powers have been suspended pending a joint Metro Police and USCP investigation, USCP said.
"This is a tragic incident, and I send my condolences to the victim's family and friends," Metro Police Chief Contee said.
Two people who saw the shooting, left-wing activist John Sullivan and documentary filmmaker Jade Sacker, provided CNN with video of the incident and described the moments beforehand.
Sullivan said rioters were using flag poles and other items to smash glass windows inside the Capitol. The woman then tried to make her way through the window when several people with guns came out through the doorways.
"The second that she climbed through the window she got shot right in the neck area, fell backwards," Sullivan said in an interview that broadcast on CNN's "Anderson Cooper 360."
"I just remember the sense of shock and sorrow that somebody just died and did not need to die."
The woman was trying to enter an area that did not yet appear to have been breached by rioters, Sullivan said.
"It was an area that was completely blocked off," he said. "They had chairs up against the doorway, tables, so people couldn't get in."
Lol, yes, trespassing and protesting in a public building is apparently now a form of high treason.
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Somehow though pols dry raping the country isn't, though. Of course even MSM and various republican cucks agree with you so it must be the "correct" opinion.
In God We Trust
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Ok be that as it may, I don’t think capping her was a reasonable use of force. I’m not aiming this at you just because I quoted you, just kind of asking the group.
What do you guys think would have happened if the “mob” walked in while all the “important” people were there? Do you think there would have been nooses and dead bodies or just angry words? Nobody knows, but I just don’t think that being angry and wanting to be heard is dangerous.
Here is the person that got shot in the chest by police for trying to have her voice heard by the people who are supposed to represent her. She’s pretty scary, huh?
NHKevin
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You are doing the same thing the media did with Trayvon Martin - post a harmless looking photo to draw an emotional response.
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