brendan ✌🏽️

[assley titsdale @asslytitsdale]

stoned and trying to flirt but just being a huge fucking weirdo

[brendan ✌🏽️ @bboybbop]

#NewProfilePic

[BiG NiCOLE 🖤 @niicole__nicole]

I love my lil private life. U MAY see a lil bit, but u won't see much. I tell u that

[brendan ✌🏽️ @bboybbop]

@vanessavibes_ “Our Jan 6 Santa photos” I’m fucking dead

[heartbroke hillbilly #3 @titsandmarxism]

if you slide into my dm’s now we can probably get engaged by valentin’s day. or nye if ur a real lover

[tori kelly @torikelly]

‘tori’ is out now ♡
https://t.co/1QfL5vjof8

[becca ☆ @girrlpuppy]

this is breathtaking

[brendan ✌🏽️ @bboybbop]

@milf_hunter3000 Snooze on repeat 👌🏽

[brendan ✌🏽️ @bboybbop]

@libertypoints @chiefmuterspaw Intention to harm in whatever way possible, “except” when it kills them.

What do you call that?

Honest question here, because my “booster” brain needs a simple term to explain what the cops did here, because it’s definitely not self defense. subduing, protecting, or serving

[brendan ✌🏽️ @bboybbop]

@libertypoints @chiefmuterspaw That’s my point exactly, that you of course seem to be missing. Appreciate you proving my point. Please continue to read to respond instead of reading to understand.

[brendan ✌🏽️ @bboybbop]

@libertypoints @chiefmuterspaw Sooo then what about clear intent to harm, that ends up killing someone? I need intent to murder to kill?

What about aiding in the harm that ends up killing someone?

Ex. Rottenhouse could have killed all the men there without issue if they were the ones harming him then?