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Speaker Johnson releases the Jan 6th tapes

This is an interesting take. It seems you are assuming that the guy's actions, regardless of what prompted them, were wrong. Fine.

But, you also seem to be assuming from that exchange that the cops did nothing wrong, they were simply telling the crowd to disperse, and a few people took it upon themselves to disobey clear orders.

This is not an accurate take on what I said. Like at all.

Fighting cops who are giving you a lawful order is a horrible idea imho. It's also a crime. It's the opposite of law and order.

If you have an issue with the order that police are giving you, take it up with the judge or his superior officer after the fact.

^^^This is what I said.

As a cop, lawful orders follow a continuum..."ask, tell, make." They will ask you to leave that atrium, they will tell you to leave that atrium and then they will make you leave that atrium. You don't get to use force to avoid that continuum. Doing so is a crime in and of itself.

Now, after the fact, if you believe that it was wrong that the cops made you leave that atrium, those are things that you can discuss with a judge or the Chief/Sheriff. If their actions were wrong or unlawful, there should be consequences. In this case, that would be with whichever ranking officer ordered the clearing of the atrium.
 
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And IMO we are several orders removed from the possibility that maybe this was one cop acting irresponsibly so if this guy thought something was wrong he leaves quietly then he can challenge later. What we now know is that there was a COORDINATED efforts by police on the scene to provoke a violent response from attendees.

I'm not sure the standard 'you keep your mouth shut and fight it later if need be' and 'we either believe in law and order or we don't' rules apply.

Jan 6th was uncharted waters, unfortunately.

The above represents the absence of law and order.

the possibility that maybe this was one cop acting irresponsibly

Is that how this works? Maybe one cop was being irresponsible so now we don't have to comply with lawful orders?

That's chaos, that's anarchy...and that's the playground of the American left my friend.
 
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This is not an accurate take on what I said. Like at all.

Fighting cops who are giving you a lawful order is a horrible idea imho. It's also a crime. It's the opposite of law and order.

If you have an issue with the order that police are giving you, take it up with the judge or his superior officer after the fact.

^^^This is what I said.

As a cop, lawful orders follow a continuum..."ask, tell, make." They will ask you to leave that atrium, they will tell you to leave that atrium and then they will make you leave that atrium. You don't get to use force to avoid that continuum. Doing so is a crime in and of itself.

Now, after the fact, if you believe that it was wrong that the cops made you leave that atrium, those are things that you can discuss with a judge or the Chief/Sheriff. If their actions were wrong or unlawful, there should be consequences. In this case, that would be with whichever ranking officer ordered the clearing of the atrium.
@GhostOfMatchesMalone makes up stuff.
 
It's simple. Can't win, don't play.

In addition to the fact that fighting people who have the authority if not the right to shoot you when unarmed is always a losing battle, the courts almost never come down on the side of someone resisting with violence.


It was explained to me thusly:

"If the cops decide they're going to arrest me, I might as well let them, I'm not fixing to fight 4 or 5 *expletive* police and hope the crowd joins in. I'm going to let them, and if they don't do it exactly how they s'posed to I'm going to get paid, and if they kill me my momma will get paid, especially when everybody got a camera in they (their) phone. "

In addition to close circuit surveillance within the Capitol, there were any number of cameras operated by both press, staff and protesters.

This seems like the best way to go about it.

I haven't gone over the video of the less than lethal munitions use yet. My thoughts on that is if it started before or after the "incursion" into the main building or the one that precipitated the shooting of Ashley Babbit.

I use quotations because going into a building where the magnetically locked doors have been conveniently opened for you is an incursion only because they weren't authorized to be in there.

All of this is correct.

If the police are wrong, let them be wrong and make them pay on the backside.

If you resist, even if they were wrong to begin with, they will not be held to account...because you resisted.
 
And he is standing smiling while doing it.

It's a still frame. Maybe he's smiling. Maybe in the next frame his face went from neutral to whatever the hell that grin is to grimacing.

Or maybe he's a psycho who would smile in such a circumstance??? But I wouldn't base my opinion solely on a still frame image.
 
This is not an accurate take on what I said. Like at all.

Fighting cops who are giving you a lawful order is a horrible idea imho. It's also a crime. It's the opposite of law and order.

If you have an issue with the order that police are giving you, take it up with the judge or his superior officer after the fact.
You state that the cop was acting lawfully IYO. That's what I said you said.
 
imagine if the insurrectionists were not white!!

Many of them weren't white genius.

And the only person shot by LE was a white woman.

You didn’t think this one through did you? Race baiting fail...sorry, not sorry.
 
You state that the cop was acting lawfully IYO. That's what I said you said.

I said they (the cops, not a single cop) were giving lawful orders.

I never said "that the cop was acting lawfully."

These can be two entirely different things. I can give someone a lawful order and the person I give it to MUST comply. If they don't, they are in violation of the law.

At the same time, later, if my order is deemed unlawful, now I'm in trouble...or whoever ordered me to give that lawful order is in trouble...or both of us.

Make sense? Not being a dick....I think I understand the confusion now.
 
The above represents the absence of law and order.
Glad we agree. There was very little law and order on Jan 6th. All evidence points to that being the plan of the cops on the premises.

Is that how this works? Maybe one cop was being irresponsible so now we don't have to comply with lawful orders?

That's chaos, that's anarchy...and that's the playground of the American left my friend.
If we are working from the assumption that the cops did in fact act lawfully and were performing their sworn duty to protect and serve, then you are exactly right.

But based on what we've ALL seen from Jan 6th, we both know that wasn't the case. I'm sure there were some, likely even the vast majority of the cops on the scene who were acting lawfully at all times.

I am also sure there were some, maybe even many, who were acting completely dishonestly and likely illegally.

At some point 'you obey then say something later' no longer applies. For instance, if a cop wants to kill someone, should that someone blindly obey and let the cop kill them?

As I said, uncharted waters.
 
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It's a still frame. Maybe he's smiling. Maybe in the next frame his face went from neutral to whatever the hell that grin is to grimacing.

Or maybe he's a psycho who would smile in such a circumstance??? But I wouldn't base my opinion solely on a still frame image.
We all base opinions on still frames here all the time. Every single picture ever posted here is a still frame.
 
Glad we agree. There was very little law and order on Jan 6th. All evidence points to that being the plan of the cops on the premises.

Not what I said or meant.

That crowd, or at least many within it, were ignoring lawful orders and as such were behavIng like criminals.

Put another way, they were behaving like many BLM/antifa crowds I saw during their screwed up summer of love.
 
Glad we agree. There was very little law and order on Jan 6th. All evidence points to that being the plan of the cops on the premises.


If we are working from the assumption that the cops did in fact act lawfully and were performing their sworn duty to protect and serve, then you are exactly right.

But based on what we've ALL seen from Jan 6th, we both know that wasn't the case. I'm sure there were some, likely even the vast majority of the cops on the scene who were acting lawfully at all times.

I am also sure there were some, maybe even many, who were acting completely dishonestly and likely illegally.

At some point 'you obey then say something later' no longer applies. For instance, if a cop wants to kill someone, should that someone blindly obey and let the cop kill them?

As I said, uncharted waters.

What I heard in this last part..."it's different when people I agree with do it."

Agree to disagree. You don't get to decide which lawful orders to comply with and which ones to ignore. I mean...you do I guess, but it's a crime and you go to jail...or should, at least.
 


A real crime?? We are a nation of laws, who decides what’s a real crime Tucker?!!!
 


You simply cannot do this. Period. You people need to pray on it tonight, the lord will put you on the right path.
 
SIAP. The new Speaker is full if it on this…

Why would they need to blur these tapes? The FBI and DOJ has already seen these. Good grief.

Everyone already knows why. Can’t reveal Feds Identities.

 

lot of truth here


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