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America 250:

-Gold medal in hockey
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Thank you President Trump!

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to the next person that tries arguing with me

[Dr. Sydney Watson @SydneyLWatson]

Clarence Thomas fighting for his life every day being surrounded by the most retarded people alive.

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So tired of these POS traitor.

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Man never misses.

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Prayers for Justin 🙏

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The ICE shooting is JUSTIFIED.

Claims that the officer "could and should have" noticed wheel turns or intent to maneuver away plainly ignore the established research.

Under acute stress, human perception-reaction time for complex threats (i.e., requiring threat evaluation) is ~0.5–1+ seconds. Additional real-world studies suggests the reaction time related to officers and vehicle threats can be longer.

In the ICE shooting, the driver reverses, then accelerates forward, directly toward an agent standing in front. That constitutes a deadly threat. From the forward movement until the first shot is about two to three seconds at maximum.

Within that compressed timeframe, the officer’s effective decision-making window (perceive the deadly threat of an advancing vehicle, decide on lethal force, draw, and fire) was likely 0.5–1.5 seconds.

Expecting the agent to reliably perceive and cognitively process the wheel direction (note: agent appears to be looking upward on the driver, not down toward the wheels) or driver intent to “maneuver away” in that split-second window, amid chaos, tunnel vision, and survival stress, is simply unrealistic and completely ignores established human performance limits under acute threat.

The legal standard for use of force is objective reasonableness: whether, based on everything the officer knew and perceived in that moment, his actions were reasonable. Reasonableness does not equal perfection.

SCOTUS has repeated say that officers must often make split-second decisions in tense, rapidly evolving, and dangerous situations, and the law explicitly judges their conduct from the officer’s on-scene perspective, not from calm hindsight, slow-motion replay, or armchair speculation.

The agent had likely less than 1.5 seconds to react or die. That's not murder. That's survival.

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