@Thunderblunder7 Endless choking. Bullet punch on the psy terrain and protect Yanmega when webs already gave the speed advantage? This level of choking needs to be studied.
Some of the best advice I’ve gotten is to take action even when you’re unsure.
Dont know what to do?
- Build capacity.
Don’t know what to sell?
- build an audience.
Don’t know where to invest?
- save money.
Opportunity favors the prepared.
Doing something you don’t want to do because you want the result more than the discomfort of doing the thing is discipline.
Making sure you’re in a mental state to do that by sleeping and eating well is also discipline.
Never invest what you can’t afford to lose.
This is a fundamental principle of finance… and should be a principle for every aspect of your life.
Relationships, time etc.
I don’t know who needs to hear this BUT-
Momentum forgives mistakes. Hesitation charges interest. Make that post, start that workout regime. Kick off that business plan!
A sane take. You don’t need to be political about every single thing that happens. Especially when we have the law to reference instead of unregulated opinions.
I'm a former defense attorney and currently a civil liberties attorney with no political dog in this fight. I watched the video at least 10 times from different angles and at different speeds and waited to offer an opinion, which I still reserve the right to change if additional information changes the calculus.
It is very clear that the officers instigated the confrontation. The woman initially tried to wave them past her.
ICE officers have no authority to search a US citizen or arrest her (unless there's probable cause to believe she's harboring undocumented individuals, not a contention here). A woman surrounded by masked, armed men who have no law enforcement authority over her has every right to try to escape. Video shows her steering wheel is turned to the right, clearly an attempt to leave WITHOUT hitting anyone and steer clear of the officer standing towards the front of her car. That officer had time to step to the side, which is where he was when he shot her.
Even a real police officer would not have the right to shoot at her for trying to flee. This is well-established in the case law; deadly force may not be used simply to prevent someone from getting away. Given that the ICE officers had no law enforcement authority to begin with, AND the video footage shows she was trying to escape a perceived threat, not to kill anyone, the crime is all the more inexcusable.
I'm praying for the victim's family, especially her children. I'm also praying for all the conservatives who are so unprincipled and lost they're excusing this terrible crime, and gloating over a death that will leave three young children motherless, because of the victim's politics.
@CJax087 Aside from your inability to refrain from insults, you also have a hard time understanding words. An ICE officer is not a police officer and does not have the authority to act as one. A police officer does not approach civilians in masks, unmarked, with guns ready.
@CJax087 Do you understand the core elements of self-defense? Had he not overstepped his authority, he would not have been in that situation. Of the 5, one is No Provocation or Aggression. Another is Neccesity. The officer had a duty to retreat under Minneapolis law.
@ZeekArkham Sure. If you run over an officer of the law who has the legal right to order you out of your vehicle perhaps. But an ICE officer is not a Police officer and has no legal authority to do as he did in the video.
@CJax087 Under the Immigration and Nationality Act (8 U.S.C. § 1357), ICE has the authority to interrogate, detain, or arrest individuals they reasonably suspect of immigration violations. That's it. If there was a noncompliant driver who was obstructing, they should call the local police