@Suzierizzo1 Then you can spot logs or locate airspace flight paths. It is imperative to stay informed and be hyper vigilant about ICE and their cruelties, but claims like this without clear evidence can undermine the fight against them and distract from the real suffering they are causing.
@Suzierizzo1 If you (or anyone) saw twin-rotor Chinooks or other military-style choppers near Adelanto, they’re almost certainly part of training flights based out of Fort Irwin or Edwards AFB. Try spotting and identifying the helicopter tail numbers if possible.
@MatchlessMine@nicksortor@MatchlessMine blocked me after hurling insults and lies, and after agreeing that interracial marriage should be a crime and calling someone a “towel head.”
When the mask slips, the block button follows.
The car was used as a weapon.
No protesters armed.
The video doesn’t lie.
@MatchlessMine@nicksortor Appreciate the block, @MatchlessMine, it’s the clearest admission you’ve got no argument left. The video speaks for itself: a vehicle weaponized against unarmed people. No “Marxist smear” needed when the facts are right there. No amount of spin changes that.
@MatchlessMine@nicksortor The only confirmed aggression was a bottle or water jug hitting a taillight, then that person ran off. Everyone else visibly backs off. That is not a “mob attack.” That is one act of vandalism, followed by a reckless assault with a vehicle.
@MatchlessMine@nicksortor Intent doesn’t matter without action that presents an immediate threat. Courts don’t generally allow “I felt scared” to justify deadly force unless the threat is credible and imminent. If property damage justified running people over, we’d be in a full-blown Mad Max state.
@breakfastmeat1@nicksortor That’s not a “mob attack,” that’s damage to property. That is not grounds for running someone over. A locked SUV is not vulnerable to unarmed protesters. Being “afraid” doesn’t automatically justify deadly force, especially if you’re inside 4,000 lbs of steel.
@breakfastmeat1@nicksortor The burden of proof isn’t on me to prove the crowd was “harmless,” it’s on you to prove they posed imminent deadly danger to justify using a vehicle as a weapon. No weapons were visible. No one opened the door. One guy hit a taillight and ran. Everyone else visibly backed off.
@MatchlessMine@nicksortor You’re not debating in good faith. You can watch the footage yourself. One person struck the car. The rest clearly didn’t support it. You’re collapsing individual actions into collective guilt to justify a violent overreaction. That’s textbook propaganda.
@MatchlessMine@nicksortor A single protester passing by struck the taillight. That does not constitute a violent ambush or justify accelerating into a crowd. The driver had other options, wait, honk, call 911. They chose to turn into foot traffic.
@MatchlessMine@nicksortor U-turn, swerve into the left lane, the semantics aren’t important. The SUV was stopped at a red light behind another car, with another vehicle to its right and foot traffic to its left. It was not boxed in by a “mob,” it was at a normal stop in traffic.
@MatchlessMine@nicksortor There was no U-turn, a mistype. That doesn’t justify accelerating into a crowd. The vehicle was at a red light behind another car. The taillight was struck after the car was already stopped, not “surrounded.” A single person hitting a taillight does not justify nearly killing her