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You’re really nitpicking there lol. I don’t think the deranged murderer lunatic needs to be discredited any further…I just think it’s funny people are so willing to believe he’s telling the truth that Tim Walz wanted him to murder someone so he could get a position that was lower than the one he already had.

Lol

It was media silence for a day or 2 on the Boelter story from the right, as some (not all) of them seemed to realize he was not a leftist. Now it’s revealed his writings claim Tim Walz told him to kill Senator Amy Klobuchar, and some of them seem to actually believe that happened lol

So you don’t believe what you say? Good to know

I did laugh at him calling someone else a troll

I think he’s talking about me. I am a 3x Trump voter. I’m not his biggest fan, but thought he was better than the alternatives. But I’m definitely not a fan of some of the MAGA cult and have split my votes in other races fairly evenly between D’s and R’s

If we go to war with them because of Israel will they have to forfeit to US wrestlers too?

Border Patrol denied entry to Dodgers parking lot. Conservatives say things like “all Democrats do is lie” because initial reports were it was ICE, not border patrol. The same people that were saying Tim Walz’s employee murdered people just a few days ago…

You think it’s possible the guy “did something to the car” and wasn’t immediately arrested?

Suggesting taking a picture of a license plate is punishable by death, nice

I think the only question that needs to be asked is this: if the officer shot him, would the officer be charged with a crime? IANAL, but I’d bet yes.

You don’t know why he was taking the picture. You should stop making assumptions

The reason was to take a picture of the license plate

It’s not his job to point guns at anyone that gets too close to him either. I will say it’s possible it was a taser, which wouldn’t make it quite as bad.

If he really thought he was in danger, he should have just drove away. Especially if the vehicle was actually equipped with sirens so that he could easily run the red light. If the “danger” is on foot and you’re in a running vehicle, getting out of the car seems stupid. You can use a gun to defend your property from home invaders. Not if someone knocks on your door like Andrew Lester did to Ralph Yarl. So you’re kinda proving my point: crouching behind a car is not remotely comparable to breaking into a home.

I He said the lights weren’t on until he was already parked and reaching for something under the seat. To take a picture of the license plate…

Lol. The person did nothing to indicate he posed any danger, despite you stating definitively he was a “violent protester.” You also implied that it was acceptable for anyone to point a gun at someone crouching behind their car (I tried to get clarification which you have not provided). My opinion is that no one, law enforcement officers included, should point a gun at someone for crouching behind their car.

Yeah and some of them even get invited to the White House!

Could be wrong but I believe the only one I saw that used the r word publicly (or said they were drugged) was the hockey player, and he said that occurred off campus. Guessing there might have been other accusations of that among the plaintiffs that were not public.

Doesn’t seem obvious it was a police car. Are you backing off your prior claim that it didn’t have to be a police car?

There was also an implication that he was giving them steroids (possibly unknowingly to the athletes) and that if he was reported he would then report them for steroids (and in fact the doc said he did file a counter-complaint against one of the staff that filed a complaint against him)

I do seem to remember a lot of bashing of DiSabato when the story first broke.

So it’s okay for anyone to point a gun at someone if they are crouching behind their car?

Did the vehicle have anything on it identifying it as a police cruiser?