Rofl. It would have been so easy to do what he wanted to do but he totally squanders the element of surprise with hesitation, and then tries it anyway, against a cop who is already moving his hand onto his gun after seeing him close the door.
I think so too. But, if it wasn't, I'm glad he picked someone who was armed, and made it obvious. If he'd just attacked some random pedestrian, he could have done some serious damage.
And yet, the Twitter sidebar (at least for me) includes some garbage about Juneteenth and about how black kids are still traumatized by the grocery store shooting in Buffalo.
Where is the conversation about what drove this nutjob to stop his car, grab a hatchet (I'm sorry, Assault Axe) and charge a cop on the side of the road?
As others have said, suicide by cop. That's my best guess too. Seems too half-assed for someone actually trying to cause harm, even if they're psychotic.
I can't tell for sure, is that a white guy or a future saint that charged him with a hammer? I guess we will be able to tell when/if the reporting starts coming out on it.
I can't tell for sure, is that a white guy or a future saint that charged him with a hammer?
Potentially neither. Off white? It was a hatchet, and the hatchet man's name is Edward Samaan.
Not that it matters, as I think this was mental illness/suicide primarily. It wasn't necessarily or even probably motivated by anti-police attitudes. I think the dude just wanted to die. But that's just guesswork.
If the approximately 15 police shootings per year of unarmed black persons...
And it's actually significantly less than that; Tucker Carlson actually did an excellent breakdown of a year's worth of shootings a while back. I think it was around 70%-80% of the "unarmed" attackers were not what I would consider unarmed.
We're talking struggling to grab a cop's weapon. We're talking trying to run cops over with a car. Most of the unarmed people were directly threatening deadly harm with a weapon.
And I'm not even a fan of cops, I'm just less of a fan of propagandistic bullshit, so I'll certainly defend them on this. Do cops make mistakes? Are there actually bad shoots? Of course. But when even the "unarmed" deaths aren't, something isn't right with the narrative...no surprise.
Rofl. It would have been so easy to do what he wanted to do but he totally squanders the element of surprise with hesitation, and then tries it anyway, against a cop who is already moving his hand onto his gun after seeing him close the door.
Kinda think this had to be intentional suicide. He was driving a car, he could have just run over the cop. Instead he does this.
I think so too. But, if it wasn't, I'm glad he picked someone who was armed, and made it obvious. If he'd just attacked some random pedestrian, he could have done some serious damage.
It worked out okay in that video game he played
And yet, the Twitter sidebar (at least for me) includes some garbage about Juneteenth and about how black kids are still traumatized by the grocery store shooting in Buffalo.
Where is the conversation about what drove this nutjob to stop his car, grab a hatchet (I'm sorry, Assault Axe) and charge a cop on the side of the road?
Shame on you for knowing what the twitter sidebar lists.
Taking bets- will 80% or more of police forces in the country make the choice that ends up with EVERYONE hating and/or hunting them?
if you are going to try that why not just hit him with the car?
As others have said, suicide by cop. That's my best guess too. Seems too half-assed for someone actually trying to cause harm, even if they're psychotic.
I can't tell for sure, is that a white guy or a future saint that charged him with a hammer? I guess we will be able to tell when/if the reporting starts coming out on it.
Potentially neither. Off white? It was a hatchet, and the hatchet man's name is Edward Samaan.
Not that it matters, as I think this was mental illness/suicide primarily. It wasn't necessarily or even probably motivated by anti-police attitudes. I think the dude just wanted to die. But that's just guesswork.
And it's actually significantly less than that; Tucker Carlson actually did an excellent breakdown of a year's worth of shootings a while back. I think it was around 70%-80% of the "unarmed" attackers were not what I would consider unarmed.
We're talking struggling to grab a cop's weapon. We're talking trying to run cops over with a car. Most of the unarmed people were directly threatening deadly harm with a weapon.
And I'm not even a fan of cops, I'm just less of a fan of propagandistic bullshit, so I'll certainly defend them on this. Do cops make mistakes? Are there actually bad shoots? Of course. But when even the "unarmed" deaths aren't, something isn't right with the narrative...no surprise.
I'd argue that the 'leaders' of all of these movements are in it for the grift.
Well, yeah.
Suicide by cop
It doesn't help when you have cops acting like pussies or rhoidraging bullies.
So, what exactly was buddy's plan?
3.5bn of them.
You need a software update, there's almost 8 billion people, not 7. World is estimated to be under 45 mil from 8bn at this point.