Tripnsweep

Why are you posting pictures of Cilian Murphy?

Do you also believe the Avengers really exist too?

Your counter argument was something about Biden.

It's why he got fired from his last job of managing a veterans foundation, one he ran up a huge debt with and then left scrambling to pay the bills.

Because I don't live in a basement and actually get out and do things? As shocking as it sounds, using public transportation, living in a big city, and being present at a newsworthy protest isn't exactly all that special.

I felt it was important to be there.

It's on Twitter it must be true. Don't quit your day job Kojak.

I don't think appointing a drunk who has publicly yelled to kill people of a certain religion, many of whom are Americans, is a good idea.

What are you babbling about? Do your parents let you use the Internet unsupervised?

Several Republican congressmen mentioned he did that loudly and drunkenly in a bar in their presence.

He definitely choked him from behind, it's as clear as day on video. He also had it very deep and as a trained Marine, he definitely has it tight and knew exactly what he was doing. His other hand was on top of the back of the head, which is used to secure a choke and make it tighter. So to hold somebody like that for 6 minutes you are definitely going to cause damage. I once had a scuffle where I ended up in a similar situation, except I let the choke go after about 20 seconds when he went limp. If I held that for 6 minutes, I would have killed him and probably gone to prison.

There's pictures of me there.

I didn't get arrested. I was on the periphery and I saw that the police were itching for a fight and I left just before things went sideways. I know that the police arrested some random guy who lived in the neighborhood they were chasing people into because he "looked like" he was part of it. It was a *I poop my pants, don't laugh at me* show.

https://www.azcentral.com/story/news/local/phoenix/2024/12/11/maricopa-county-agrees-to-6m-payout-in-protester-case/76931401007/ I was there but didn't get arrested. The police were 100% in the wrong.

Obviously he felt uncomfortable enough to put him in a choke from behind and hold on to it long enough to kill him. If he had been attacked or threatened, then I could see it being justified, but it really wasn't. In a situation like that people who are acting crazy or yelling things are usually either having some kind of mental health issues or they want attention or something. I was in the grocery store a few months ago and the clerk at the self checkout started talking to himself saying some odd things and punched the ground. I think I showed remarkable restraint by not choking him to death because he was making me feel uncomfortable. The first thing you do, or if you don't you should, is assess the situation. You should be able to determine if somebody poses an actual threat pretty quickly. Calculate the risk of what action you're going to take. If you have to get into a physical confrontation, be ready to get hurt or hope that if this person uses drugs they don't have anything on them that could poke or stab you, they won't bite you or something else like that. Once you do that, then take appropriate action, which is usually letting the authorities know. NYC has transit police who deal with this. So physically confronting somebody who is having a bad day and talking crazy is something that isn't advisable. For a variety of reasons. The sad part is people are cheering this guy who essentially got away with homicide and treating him like a hero.

I don't know if you're aware of this but Trump has a tendency to lie when people question him about things he says to rile up his cult members.

The facts are simple. A former Marine who has experience in hand to hand combat training killed somebody because he felt uncomfortable.

Tasted a lot better than Gatorade ever has.

Maybe if he's having a psychotic episode and ranting about how Coke and Pepsi are the same thing.

I wonder if he makes it to trial or if somebody Jack Ruby's him before he gets there.

Next time I use public transportation and a homeless person becomes loud and obnoxious, I can rest easy knowing if I decide to strangle him to death I can get away with it.

The case can continue in 4 years since the long standing policy of the justice department is to not criminally prosecute the current president. One of the main reasons Trump ran for president again, besides the grift, was to avoid going to prison or having any consequences for breaking the law. His tactic was to delay, file motions, and slow everything down, on the chance he could win the election and knowing if he did, they couldn't do anything because of long standing policy. If he hadn't won, then he would be looking at possibly going to prison right now.

Did he say he was going to kill anyone? Did he tell somebody he was going to kill them?