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Originally Posted by FlamesAddiction
You're right. If this was a BLM event, or heck, any leftist group, more people would have been killed.
Just some random thoughts...
I think it is kind of sad that the person who was killed, probably wasn't even close to being the most threatening person there. She made an extremely poor decision combined with an inappropriate sense of entitlement, and paid the price for it. I am going on gut assumptions and could be wrong, but based on her profile, she seemed like someone who fell for the con but wasn't necessarily dangerous on her own.
If Auschwitz Man or some other obvious nazi was the one shot doing the exact same thing as her, I don't think anyone would be having this conversation.
The other thing that gets me about this is that on one side of the doors, there were cops with their guns drawn ready to shoot, and on the other side were rioters with cops all around them. I am inclined to think that the cops on each side had a different perspective on the threat. The storming of the Capitol wasn't a collaborative effort IMO, but had different factions with different intentions. The cops with their guns drawn had no way of knowing if the woman coming through was a neo-nazi, or just some goofy brainwashed Captain America wannabe.
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she's not some innocent mislead school girl.
she a 14 year military vet for starters, is a longtime trumper and a Qanon supporter, has a rap sheet which she was previously prosecuted for reckless endangerment, malicious destruction of property and has had two restraining orders against her.
just because she was female and to you didn't look like a threat doesn't make her less of one. your thinking is one that gets innocent people killed.
everyone in that situation is a threat until the situation is over.