Well turn one dot at the other dot for divergence. Make one dot go fast the other dot go a little less fast. Sometimes one dot sees other dot. I had a 3 dots with one mile of each other the other day. Then I cleared them for take off.
All my dots are going 450kts over the ground
Okay you win. Your balls are bigger, because the vaccine.
Yah they are like 5 times as big since I got the vaccine. Is that bad?
Nah. Now they’re normal like the rest of us.
It’s all relative m9.
Sometimes I like to think he's sitting on a beach in the Bahamas somewhere berating the wait staff with his MAGA hat on, and that he has his own signature drink called the BLM (Big Lemon Margarita)
Serious question
I’m gonna feed them dinner. A lead based diet
I'm def grabbing 'my taser'
Serious answer, I feel the boyfriend was justified in his actions especially given the time of day and his fear of Breonna’s former boyfriend. But once he shot an officer there was no other possible reaction from the police. I would love to have had the officers pull back and think about what innocent people might be on the other side of that wall but that isn’t a reasonable reaction given the dynamics of the situation. In my original post I wrote that I thought part of the reason Breonna was dead was the poor decision making by the police leadership in serving that kind of a warrant at that hour. It’s a recipe for disaster and should be reserved for only the most serious cases.
The cops needs to stop acting like they are commandos on a special forced mission. No warrant needs to be served at 3am.
I mostly agree but absolutes are always dangerous. There are rare, life on the line instances where it would be warranted but this was not one of them. Still almost every time this case is brought up there are no reasoned discussions. There are usually half truths and outright lies used to further agendas and foment anger. This hurts us all in the long run.
But the victim blaming is unreal. Her ex boyfriend is a drug dealer? Like what the actual fuck
I don’t believe the boyfriend firing first nor the police serving the warrant acted necessarily inappropriately given the circumstances. The problem here, IMO, with the warrant, was the intel that went into this whole operation. The “cops” leadership failed them and they(both the police and the occupants of the apartment) were in a no-win situation. The cops on scene were doing their job and Breonna’s boyfriend was protecting his property. Who needs to be responsible for this would be those decision makers that made this whole thing happen.
I think they were in the wrong by breaking down a door and not clearly identifying themselves. It is funny how the 2A crowd didn’t come out in defense of the boyfriend
Up until gunshots started flying, I believe they were just following orders. I could be wrong.
I thought a lot of witnesses said that they never identified themselves.
