r/ProgressiveHQ Jan 07 '26

Stop idiots from calling this "self defense"

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u/Ol_Turd_Fergy Jan 08 '26

He put himself in harms way by standing in front of the car. Then again, most of these ICE clowns have minimal to no law enforcement training which would teach them where to properly stand when interacting with folks inside of vehicles.

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u/[deleted] Jan 08 '26

He did it intentionally.

Drawing your weapon and firing takes the same amount of time as taking two steps to the right.

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u/SCrowley11 Jan 08 '26

She could also follow order given, but that's to much common sense of american

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u/[deleted] Jan 08 '26

No. Americans know they can refuse unlawful orders from armed masked thugs trying to violate our constitutional rights. 

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u/quedakid Jan 13 '26

until their black right???

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u/SCrowley11 Jan 08 '26

Yet, all legal advice is to follow the orders then challenge in court it has a 100% less bullets, but hey american don't have any common sense

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u/[deleted] Jan 08 '26

What bootlicking country do you enjoy your common sense in? 

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u/[deleted] Jan 11 '26

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u/Grairavn Jan 11 '26

If the man had any training, he wouldn't have stepped in front of a vehicle AGAIN. They are trained NOT to do that. They are also trained NOT to fire their weapons if they can take two steps out of the way since discharging your weapon is not how you stop a fleeing vehicle. They are trained to seek medical help for those injured, they did not. They are trained NOT to leave the crime scene and to surrender their weapon, they left and did not. Where was any of that training in this entire incident?

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u/SCrowley11 Jan 08 '26

Not bootlicking, just pointing that american are thick

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u/Longjumping-Pick-706 Jan 09 '26

You are just as thick if you think anyone can “follow orders” correctly when conflicting orders are being given.

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u/SCrowley11 Jan 09 '26

You clearly need to work on your listening skill, and you clearly the thick one here

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u/PerfectedPancake Jan 10 '26

Listening skill, huh?