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shrieking and crying and hitting the cop would be the normal reaction. and then she'd be dead too.

zombie wrote:

Foo wrote:

zombie wrote:

Foo wrote:https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=6DUfa4LTgOs

Seems like a well adjusted person.

considering that her boyfriend was shot right next to her, she's pretty calm and collected actually.

Exactly. Like a soulless psychopath who might try to murder someone with a hammer. Like the kind of person you might fear if you were to pull them over.

no. just not freaking and bawling and getting herself shot as well.

Zombie, there is a chance she may be single. If you tell her you live in Colorado, I think there may be some activities she might enjoy there. You know, like hockey and golf.

Headhunter wrote:Seriously. Wtf

if that was directed to me, you misunderstood what i meant.

Foo wrote:

zombie wrote:

Foo wrote:

zombie wrote:

Foo wrote:https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=6DUfa4LTgOs

Seems like a well adjusted person.

considering that her boyfriend was shot right next to her, she's pretty calm and collected actually.

Exactly. Like a soulless psychopath who might try to murder someone with a hammer. Like the kind of person you might fear if you were to pull them over.

no. just not freaking and bawling and getting herself shot as well.

Zombie, there is a chance she may be single. If you tell her you live in Colorado, I think there may be some activities she might enjoy there. You know, like hockey and golf.

The Avalanche sucked this year, but they should pick it up next season.

Foo wrote:

zombie wrote:

Foo wrote:

zombie wrote:

Foo wrote:https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=6DUfa4LTgOs

Seems like a well adjusted person.

considering that her boyfriend was shot right next to her, she's pretty calm and collected actually.

Exactly. Like a soulless psychopath who might try to murder someone with a hammer. Like the kind of person you might fear if you were to pull them over.

no. just not freaking and bawling and getting herself shot as well.

Zombie, there is a chance she may be single. If you tell her you live in Colorado, I think there may be some activities she might enjoy there. You know, like hockey and golf.

we can continue to be assholes about someone and the tragedy they were put through.

zombie wrote:

Headhunter wrote:Seriously. Wtf

if that was directed to me, you misunderstood what i meant.

I was agreeing with you..

Obviously smoking weed makes you a bad person.

Headhunter wrote:

zombie wrote:

Headhunter wrote:Seriously. Wtf

if that was directed to me, you misunderstood what i meant.

I was agreeing with you..

kay. after the way foo twisted it, i was second guessing how it came across.

zombie wrote:

Foo wrote:

zombie wrote:

Foo wrote:

zombie wrote:

Foo wrote:https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=6DUfa4LTgOs

Seems like a well adjusted person.

considering that her boyfriend was shot right next to her, she's pretty calm and collected actually.

Exactly. Like a soulless psychopath who might try to murder someone with a hammer. Like the kind of person you might fear if you were to pull them over.

no. just not freaking and bawling and getting herself shot as well.

Zombie, there is a chance she may be single. If you tell her you live in Colorado, I think there may be some activities she might enjoy there. You know, like hockey and golf.

we can continue to be assholes about someone and the tragedy they were put through.

I figure being an asshole is still better than trying to murder someone with a hammer.

A gun was just fired repeatedly into a car where her 4 year old was. "Hi Facebook!"

zombie wrote:

Headhunter wrote:

zombie wrote:

Headhunter wrote:Seriously. Wtf

if that was directed to me, you misunderstood what i meant.

I was agreeing with you..

kay. after the way foo twisted it, i was second guessing how it came across.

No, his parlor tricks don't work on me.

Headhunter wrote:Obviously smoking weed makes you a bad person.

Smoking weed around a four year old does. Endangering your child by allowing them to ride in a car driven by a stoned person does. Attacking someone with a hammer does.

Foo wrote:

zombie wrote:

Foo wrote:

zombie wrote:

Foo wrote:

zombie wrote:

Foo wrote:https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=6DUfa4LTgOs

Seems like a well adjusted person.

considering that her boyfriend was shot right next to her, she's pretty calm and collected actually.

Exactly. Like a soulless psychopath who might try to murder someone with a hammer. Like the kind of person you might fear if you were to pull them over.

no. just not freaking and bawling and getting herself shot as well.

Zombie, there is a chance she may be single. If you tell her you live in Colorado, I think there may be some activities she might enjoy there. You know, like hockey and golf.

we can continue to be assholes about someone and the tragedy they were put through.

I figure being an asshole is still better than trying to murder someone with a hammer.

A gun was just fired repeatedly into a car where her 4 year old was. "Hi Facebook!"

Yes, let's just keep pretending this here is not what the problem with the situation was. Everything else has nothing to do with it.

Back to the cop for a moment. Do you see a person acting with malice in the video, or a person acting out of fear?

Foo wrote:

Headhunter wrote:Obviously smoking weed makes you a bad person.

Smoking weed around a four year old does. Endangering your child by allowing them to ride in a car driven by a stoned person does. Attacking someone with a hammer does.

People smoke cigarettes around their kids all the time. My dad grew up with his parents smoking at the dinner table.

She didn't attack anyone with a hammer when a police officer shot her boyfriend to death. Has nothing to do with what transpired that day, all spin and smear. BS.

Foo wrote:Back to the cop for a moment. Do you see a person acting with malice in the video, or a person acting out of fear?

If you're asking whether or not I think he intended to kill him from the jump, obviously not. That hardly matters. He didn't come close to properly assessing the situation and killed an innocent man because of it.

Foo wrote:Back to the cop for a moment. Do you see a person acting with malice in the video, or a person acting out of fear?

he acted in fear. did any of us suggest otherwise? if it was malice, i'd expect it to be ruled as murder.

Headhunter wrote:

Foo wrote:Back to the cop for a moment. Do you see a person acting with malice in the video, or a person acting out of fear?

If you're asking whether or not I think he intended to kill him from the jump, obviously not. That hardly matters. He didn't come close to properly assessing the situation and killed an innocent man because of it.

You called him a murderer. You understand murder requires intent?

Foo wrote:

Headhunter wrote:

Foo wrote:Back to the cop for a moment. Do you see a person acting with malice in the video, or a person acting out of fear?

If you're asking whether or not I think he intended to kill him from the jump, obviously not. That hardly matters. He didn't come close to properly assessing the situation and killed an innocent man because of it.

You called him a murderer. You understand murder requires intent?

I already explained this. I know what the legal definition of murder is. I used murder in this thread because as a society we're way too desensitized to senseless cop killings.

zombie wrote:

Foo wrote:Back to the cop for a moment. Do you see a person acting with malice in the video, or a person acting out of fear?

hr acted in fear. did any of us suggest otherwise? if it was malice, i'd expect it to be ruled as murder.

When a person is performing their dangerous job, and scared for their life, and makes a decision that may not have been ideal, do you think locking them in prison is appropriate?

Foo wrote:

zombie wrote:

Foo wrote:Back to the cop for a moment. Do you see a person acting with malice in the video, or a person acting out of fear?

hr acted in fear. did any of us suggest otherwise? if it was malice, i'd expect it to be ruled as murder.

When a person is performing their dangerous job, and scared for their life, and makes a decision that may not have been ideal, do you think locking them in prison is appropriate?

it would depend on the situation and outcome. here, i think that it should have been ruled as manslaughter.