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I wouldn't think it would. I was just saying that he likely wasn't completely field stripping the weapon, as many of the theorists seem to suggest.

There is a lot of stuff in his previous post based on hearsay and other conspiracy theories. My understanding, also based on hearsay, is that the type of "disassembling" that he did with the rifle can be done extremely quickly. It wasn't like he was field stripping it.

Backed up into traffic and then accelerated into traffic with an officer on either side of the vehicle. Looks pretty life threatening to me. Not sure what the federal disciplinary procedure will be and how this will be viewed, but it appears as if the officer has at least some argument. I still don't like discharging weapons in crowded public spaces, but there's no telling if this individual would continue to act in a dangerous and erratic fashion.

It would be nice if you knew what hypocrisy was.

They are doing a great job locking up a good chunk of the high school talent. Their success, combined with the 30 (or however many) scholarships, plus NIL is not only building them an all-time great lineup, but also keeping a good portion of the talent from enrolling at rival schools and scoring points for the opposition. Most of these kids who may well end up being second and third string at PSU are betting on themselves as well as buying into the attitude that Rocco Welsh spoke about "If I want to be the best wrestler in the world and accomplish my goals, if I can’t make a starting lineup, then I’m not on the right track. Just being around guys in a crowded room will help me grow."

Is that Tom Wambsgans?

How long before we see creepy uncle bernard attacking federal officers? Who even would call themselves "uncle bernard?" Serious pedo vibes.

Hey, if it was a bad shoot, I'm all for jailing the officer. I just said you're not smart enough to understand what you're watching without using google. Hilarious that you pontificate about freedom and when it comes down to it, your entire worldview is "I distrust whatever the republican or Israeli authorities tell me."

The public, which does not understand the laws or their application, which you repeatedly demonstrate.

Are you saying Robie will become the next Iowa coach???

118! But they were as big as 125s. We had night before weigh ins with +3 to start the season. NCAA had one weigh in for the whole tourney! It is not even that though, really. I just don't think there's a lot of comp at the world level with guys that small. If he replicates it at 55 kg, I will be way more impressed.

Why do you keep bringing up "father?" Who cares? It does not matter. Stalin? Father Mao? Father. Pol Pot. Father. The officer is under no obligation to let go. I don't like gunshots fired in residential or commercial areas, but he's likely justified. The horrible father chose to act erratically and disobey an officer. Very dangerous behavior. P.S. I have some knowledge of this stuff. An acquaintance of mine has four justified shoots as a statie. Now working as a fed btw.

Like I just said, my point is probably that success below 100 lbs hasn't translated to NCAA success.

A lot of stuff with size is impossible to say, but Bo is prob a 141. Spencer Lee was bigger than the Nolfs, Cenzos, etc. growing up in Young Guns. He isn't bigger anymore. I think the larger point of my post isn't how big he's going to be, but the lack of success cadet champs under 100 lbs have had at the next level.

Driving away from cops during a traffic stop can be ruled a just shooting.

He killed "a father." "Illinois dad."

Bro.. there is no such thing as manslaughter in my state. It is called third degree murder. Quite literally. Hope you are resting up for your big holiday tomorrow.

They are in my state. You also did not know that either, btw.

not true, and not true at the federal level. Most states (not mine) refer to what you are describing as "attempted manslaughter." It is covered by the same federal law as attempted murder.

Pulling away while an officer is holding onto the car can be, and often is, construed as attempted murder.

Should prob look at a GLP-1 if he plans a presidential run.

No I'm not conflating anything. Don't pull away until the officer is done with business. If the officer is holding onto something inside of the vehicle, it can be viewed as a deadly weapon. And I'd prefer people not be shot, but if the officers think there is an ongoing threat to people's life and limb, then it can be justified. I just realized it is a big day for you guys tomorrow. How are you planning to celebrate?

Little Bassett may need to go on the Aaron Brooks diet and supplement plan or he could end up transferring to Cal Baptist with Kurt McHenry.

Not to mention that the car has already been used as a "deadly weapon." "Just let go of the car" is likely irrelevant as soon as he started pulling the officer. The suspect has already shown the willingness and ability to injure an officer. Who knows what he might try to do next? The courts have backed officers in similar situations.

This is the guy who believes Hamas propaganda?