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CiG
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I'm suspicious of anybody who thinks cops will do a better job of policing other people's neighbourhoods. I don't even believe at this point that the two whities intended to murder the guy.
Not really. Stealing food to feed your starving child isn't counter-intuitive. Trespassing on properties in a white area where people are probably armed and, according to people like you, are probably racist as fuck, is very counter-intuitive.
Seems more like you're completely ignoring it and acting like the situation is how everybody first assumed it was; innocent black jogga chased down and murdered just for being black.
This is a good point haha, and statistically I think the white guy would probably be more justified in fearing for his life.
Einherjar86
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I don’t think cops would necessarily do a better job. And maybe they didn’t intend to murder anyone—but they did. And they have to answer for that.
So if he was stealing food to feed his family and was killed for it, you’d have no problem?
No, I think you and others here are jumping to the opposite conclusion—guilty as fuck “black jogga” got what he deserved.
Becuz black men just be so scary...
CiG
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So if he was stealing food to feed his family and was killed for it, you’d have no problem?
What does me having a problem with anything have to do with the concept of counter-intuitive action? Calm down dummy.
Video camera literally shows him fleeing from someone else's property. This is such a libtard meme.
I said statistically, nothing to do with scary.
HamburgerBoy
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Their guns were out, but there isn't indication from the video that they were pointing them at Arbery until after the violent confrontation began, afaik.
Einherjar86
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You’re a libtard meme.
You sound scared.
Oh. Well that’s not threatening at all then.
TechnicalBarbarity
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not a single person here has accused him of being guilty. Instead i hear them saying that the general public shouldnt rush to stamp the father and son as the ones who were in the wrong and guilty without being presented with more details. You on the other hand have already said those white dudes are assholes, murderers, they need to be arrested etc.
Like i said, you need to take a good look at yourself son.
CiG
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You’re a libtard meme.
You sound scared.
That's what I thought. Always amusing when these stories go from 'innocent black man attacked/murdered by evil whites' to something that implicates wrongdoing on the part of the "victim" and figs like you have nothing but libtard cope platitudes.
CiG
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This guy actually addresses every issue brought up here. Via Georgia law they were within their rights to open-carry, to perform a citizen's arrest, and to defend themselves after they were physically attacked (very visible punch and attempt to disarm prior to the fatal shot).
The only objection I can see is the racial optics of it.
Also I didn't catch this before but apparently he was wearing boots?
HamburgerBoy
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Haven't watched that analysis above, but if it's not included, there's another video actually showing him inside of the home (apparently video was set up because, surprise surprise, they had burglary issues before). The clip is only 7 seconds of the full 3+ minutes and just shows him standing more or less, but he's wearing tennis shoes in it. The shoes thing (as is the distance-from-home thing) are just /pol/ misdirection/retardation imo, as if a burglar couldn't conceivably think to put on running shoes and light wear to appear like a jogger.
CiG
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I thought that was wrong, he says something about boots in that video, he probably got /pol/'d in that case. They didn't look like boots to me in any of the videos. I haven't seen that 7 second clip though, could you link it?
TechnicalBarbarity
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no one goes jogging in boots so i think it would be burn for sure if he had boots on. That being Georgia isnt queens or the bronx either. Pretty sure most dudes out there wear tennis shoes, just like out here. Actually "solja" reeboks are what they're known to wear in the souf.
HamburgerBoy
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The vid
I wear tennis shoes pretty much always, but I have autism so
EDIT: Oh, and the reporter accidentally says "Arbery was not armed yet, um, was not armed". Might have been a premature reveal, might have just been a Freudian slip from seeing a black guy wandering around some other person's home.
I wear tennis shoes pretty much always, but I have autism so
EDIT: Oh, and the reporter accidentally says "Arbery was not armed yet, um, was not armed". Might have been a premature reveal, might have just been a Freudian slip from seeing a black guy wandering around some other person's home.
TechnicalBarbarity
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TechnicalBarbarity
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yea jogging through the neighborhood with a bandana around his neck(ready to hide his face) and khaki shorts.
CiG
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Okay I'm convinced, he was obviously only out for a jog.
"He engaged in no illegal activity..."
lmfao.
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It's a power rarely used and still a relatively gimped power compared to, say, Castle Doctrine so I'm not sure why that would surprise you. Obviously it can be abused and potentially get Bad Guys(tm) out of a conviction, but so can a self-defense defense, an insanity defense, etc.
I think the jogger case is still unfolding and acknowledge the possibility of a bombshell to condemn the shooters, but from what else has already trickled out, the jogger seems to have dun goofed in more than one way.
