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Why is Mark Ruffalo now the bad guy?
Because he had the audacity to mention the suboptimal situation going in the USA and that he's worried and scared.
Oh my god, that's horrible of him! That green guy who's never in the same room with him should smash him!
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Probably said something a decent human being would say.
yea, but that was bad, daddy Trump didn't like it! They should deport him! why say such a thing? look how USA citizens are scared doing nothing, he should be scare and say nothing.
Do nothing bro, you are finished!
Basically he called tRUMP a rapist, and said Renee Good was murdered.
Both of which are true. The orange kiddie fiddler has been involved in about 30 sexual based court cases over the decades, the most prominent ones are the E Jean Carroll trial, and also his ex wife where he paid her off handsomely but one of the conditions was she wasn't allowed to call what he did to her rape.
And Renee Good was obviously murdered. I mean even if she was aiming her car at the pig that murdered her it's still illegal to just shoot unarmed criminals. So it's deffo murder to shoot an unarmed mother pulling out of her driveway in the head 3 times.
However, some people think it's ok to rape and murder...
The problem with this sentiment is that motor vehicles can and have been used as lethal weapons before.
This absolutely isn't a defense of ICE murdering a person, but there are definitely instances where use of lethal force on a driver with no other weapons is warranted.
This wasn't one of those instances, though.
Although police are evidently trained not to fire into a moving vehicle. If the vehicle is a danger, you have to use another vehicle to stop it. If on foot, just stay out of the way of possible danger (which the guy also screwed up by walking toward being in front of the vehicle).
See what happened in this case, when he killed her, did that stop the car? No it sent the car accelerating uncontrolled down the road until colliding with a parked car stopped it. No amount of shooting the car would have stopped it or made it less likely to hit him.
Using a car to stop another car, yeah, they do that (and it's risky enough as it is), but don't shoot into a moving car, the risk is just too high.
My point is that a person behind the wheel of a car isn't harmless.
The fact that it's not harmless is what negates the terrorist's claim of self defense because he intentionally positioned himself in front of it. He wouldn't have been in any danger if he took literally two steps to the right.
But I don't disagree with anything you said, I'm just clarifying my point. Well, I disagree with calling ICE law enforcement.
Of course, I never called ICE law enforcement, I just said that police are trained on this matter, I don't think ICE is even vaguely trained
Yep, I completely agree.
The pigs are trained to not stand in front of cars, I mean most children are taught at a very young age to not do that.
The only reasons for that murderer to circle then stand in front of her car are that he has less intelligence than most children, or he wanted to escalate things so he could pull his gun out and shoot someone.
Both could be true, but the latter is most likely.
Exactly. The terrorist was creating a situation in which he could murder.
I just take issue with the notion that a person behind the wheel of a multi ton death machine is harmless. They're not harmless, which is why intentionally standing in front of the vehicle negates the ICE agent's claim of self defense.
Hey, human, thanks, I really had no idea.
But, of course, I should have suspected it was just this. The truth is the thing that infuriates this administration the most.
Because he's a good guy.