Elizabeth Winn

A small town girl chasing the big city lights. 🐶 Dog mom 🇺🇸 Patriot 📝 Writer

[Elizabeth Winn @UnkWritersWorld]

@CollinRugg But when the US did this, it was murder and inhumane? 🤔

[Pete Hegseth @PeteHegseth]

Two simple Truths:

Jesus Christ died for our sins.

America’s fallen died for our freedom.

May we live worthy.

[Elizabeth Winn @UnkWritersWorld]

@MaySantos516 @peabodyfmdev @ChristineDrazan Wouldn’t trust anyone who self admitted publicly that in the last week of the election she violated the campaign ethics AND campaign finance laws. Obviously going to vote for her in November is she wins the primary. But in reality she’s just tampon Tina with an R next to her name

[Sarah Adams @sarahadams]

@jackunheard Don’t put government-made apps on your phone people 🤦🏼‍♀️

[Sana Ebrahimi Ledene @SanaELedene]

There used to be a time when I would sit down and explain to Joy Reid why comparing the situation of women in America to women in Iran, and even implying women have it better in Iran, is an insult to Iranian women and a bald-faced lie.

But after the latest verified report of two nurses who were tortured and raped by regime security forces for the “crime” of treating wounded protesters, raped so brutally with foreign objects that one had to have her uterus removed and both now live with colostomy bags, I’m done explaining.

For Joy Reid and every idiot pushing that lie, I have only two words and I would like to ask you to deliver it to her:

FUCK YOU.

[Happy Captain @EODHappyCaptain]

Here’s the deal with social media:

If you know someone currently deployed: no you don’t

If your friend’s dad told you something about their kid: no he didn’t.

If your friend contacted you just to chat: nope. Didn’t happen.

Everyone on social media wants to have more information than everyone else so they can get engagement.

Don’t get people killed for likes.

[Roseanne Barr @therealroseanne]

If you’re mad that women are gaining freedom you may be a terrible piece of shit.

[End Wokeness @EndWokeness]

"I did not have sex with that woman"

"I did not know Epstein trafficked girIs"

[CJ Pearson @Cjpearson]

Let’s make something crystal clear: Don Lemon wasn’t indicted by Donald Trump.

He was indicted by a federal GRAND JURY.

These two things are not the same.

[Elizabeth Winn @UnkWritersWorld]

@IlhanMN You refuses to provide the DNA tests showing that you didn’t rig a fake marriage to your brother? 🤮 We care about immigration, fraud, and election integrity. Incest is illegal in this country. Show us clean voter rolls and maybe we’ll believe you about your marriage.

[Shabbos Kestenbaum @ShabbosK]

Anne Frank was first deported to Auschwitz, then died of Typhus in Bergen Belsen concentration camp at 15.

One million Jewish children were killed during the Holocaust.

Illegal immigrants are offered thousands of dollars to take a free flight home.

Tim Walz is an evil retard.

[J @JayTC53]

Laken Riley was a Nurse too. There were ZERO Democrats Protesting in the streets for her.

[Joey Jones @Johnny_Joey]

Calling him a domestic terrorist and acting like he was a “gunman” because he was carrying a pistol is neither accurate to the videos and information we have, nor necessary in defending the actions of the CBP agents.

If he was not carrying his state ID and carry permit he was not legally carrying his gun.

However, none of the videos I’ve seen show him reach for or brandishing the gun, or even use it to threaten anyone. Granted, I don’t know what, if anything, was said before or during the incident.

I don’t know what was said by either of the protestors prior to the CBP agents aggressively pushing them.

One video shows him in the middle of the street trying to direct traffic through what looks to be an active ICE/CBP operation.

It is clear that the CBP agents at that scene were in a zero tolerance posture for any agitators or protesters interfering with their operation. That is their prerogative and probably something that they felt necessary considering the increasingly emboldened agitators they have encountered in recent weeks.

Several videos from many angles appear to show he was disarmed by one agent from behind during the struggle to subdue him, and then shot by another agent who would not have been able to see he no longer had his gun.

So, what would qualify the shooting as a “good shoot”?

It’s necessary to refer to the landmark SCOTUS case Grahm v Connor

(Text received by career SWAT officer and use of deadly force instructor)
“Under the 4th amendment, did the officer who pulled the trigger truly believe HE WAS IN IMMINENT DANGER based on the at that moment, based on the totality of the circumstances with reasonableness being the key to the 4th amendment”

(Pulled from internet)
“The ruling requires courts to assess an officer's actions from the perspective of a reasonable officer on the scene, considering the totality of the circumstances, such as the severity of the crime, the suspect's resistance, and the immediate threat, rather than with the benefit of hindsight.”

This ruling specifically EXCLUDES the benefit of hindsight, which would include information that’s obvious to a bystander or all of us watching a video from a completely different perspective, but not known to the office using force.

What does this mean? It means that if the officer who fired at him felt immediately threatened because: 1) suspect aggressively resisting arrest 2) fellow officers shouting “gun, gun, gun” 3) [possibly] a gunshot negligently discharge- all happening at the same time, then an investigator, judge or jury could easily discern that the officer met the reasonableness clause for justified deadly force.

If this narrative derived from several videos I’ve seen is accurate then a few things are true.
1) it was not necessary to shoot him to save anyone’s life
2) the agent who fired did so legally based on a totality of circumstances known to him at that time
3) the man who was shot was committing multiple crimes/felonies leading up to being shot
4) negligence on behalf of the agent who disarmed him and potentially accidentally discharged the firearm helped lead to the confusion

My opinion: the second amendment is a right, not a privilege. I believe any law abiding citizen has the right to carry a firearm to protect themselves. However, it does not exclude us from exercising common sense or remove our responsibility for public safety when carrying… especially in public. Our actions when carrying matter. And should be influenced by the very fact we are carrying a firearm. Our interactions with police officers and federal agents when carrying a should be influenced by the fact we ARE CARRYING A FIREARM.

Stupidity, ignorance, or moments of passion shouldn’t be a death sentence. But it is at our own hands, by our own actions that our lives are at risks, not those enforcing the laws we are breaking. They are acting on the very limited information we have offered them by carrying while breaking the law.

[Elizabeth Winn @UnkWritersWorld]

@ImMeme0 @DHSgov @FBIDirectorKash @CMDROpAtLargeCA @FBI @Sec_Noem

[Elizabeth Winn @UnkWritersWorld]

@crwscntrl Yeeessss!!! I’m so tired of people defending that dude. He’s a POS and creates the exact kind of “content” that is used to try to turn people against christians and conservatives.

[Elizabeth Winn @UnkWritersWorld]

@SarahisCensored @elonmusk First Amendment does not protect against releasing of classified information.

[Elizabeth Winn @UnkWritersWorld]

@Bubblebathgirl FAFO… love the “autistic disabled person” claim. 🙄 The ICE officer was so nice to move her car for her.

[Liam @LiamEvergreen]

Democrats are spiraling, and people are finally waking up.
The narrative is falling apart — truth always wins. 🇺🇸🔥