Charlie Kirk @charliekirk11
A BLM Leader in Kenosha just said:
"If you kill one of ours, it's time for us to kill one of yours"
This is who the Democrats are supporting.
RT if BLM inc. should be declared a domestic terrorist organization IMMEDIATELY!
https://twitter.com/charliekirk11/status/1300544478520827904
(this is the video URL if someone can convert and post, thank you)
https://twitter.com/i/status/1300544478520827904
Why Kenosha Police Officers’ Use Of Force On Jacob Blake Was Justified
Most people have no understanding of what constitutes ‘reasonable force’ for police. Yes, it sometimes includes shooting a man, in broad daylight, in the back seven times.
Let’s Go Through Legal Principles for Use of Force
Well-established legal principles govern the use of “deadly force” by law enforcement officers. Initially, it is important to stress that the law is clear that an officer cannot use deadly force “merely to prevent a felon’s escape.” Thus, shooting Blake would not be justified based solely on the fact that there was an outstanding felony charge against Blake and the officers were attempting to arrest him.
However, while generally police may not use deadly force to effectuate an arrest, the Supreme Court has made clear that deadly force may be used if “the officer has probable cause to believe that the suspect poses a threat of serious physical harm, either to the officer or others.”
In the videos, Blake appeared to be armed with a knife. It has been established that a knife was found in the car he was reaching into, although whether he possessed it during his altercation with police is unclear. The mere fact that Blake may have been armed with a knife, though, also does not justify the shooting. Rather, objective reasonableness is determined based on “whether the totality of the circumstances justified the use of force.”
In determining the objective reasonableness of force, consideration is given to the severity of the crime at issue, whether the suspect is actively resisting arrest or attempting to evade arrest by flight, the suspect’s demeanor, whether the suspect is intoxicated or noncompliant, whether the suspect has a weapon, whether the officers ordered the suspect to drop the weapon, the distance separating the officers and the suspect, and whether any hostile motions with the weapon were made.
The key question in this analysis is whether the suspect “poses a threat.” “A nascent threat can be sufficient; it need not materialize to the point of harm.” Thus, an officer need not wait until a suspect knives or shoots someone, but “may anticipatorily use a weapon to protect himself or others.” In other words, “[i]t is the perceived threat of attack by a suspect, apart from the actual attack, to which the officer may respond preemptively.”
Put otherwise, “a reasonable officer need not await the ‘glint of steel’ before taking self-protective action; by then, it is ‘often . . . too late to take safety precautions.’”
https://thefederalist.com/2020/08/31/why-kenosha-police-officers-use-of-force-on-jacob-blake-was-justified/
You don't name it, you don't solve it."
Thanks for posting video anon, don't have full capabilites at this time!
Principles before personalities, anon. Don't be so picky about him. He has shortcomings, character defects and picadillos. Think about yours for a minute before you post this kind of nonsense. If you need to lash out at me, go ahead. I can take it.
Nice boat man. Envy. Lots of boat parades being organized for Labor Day and some are going to be yuge. One in South Dakota I think will be massive. I'm trying to find out more info on it.
But none of our 45 presidents have been perfect and I think this POTUS has done an incredible job in the things that matter, especially considering what he's been up against and the endless attacks. The judges alone he's appointed help to build future insurance against socialism. Okay, he doesn't finish a sentence like some highly educated professors that you seem to think puts him off his game. IDK, I just think you are being picky.
I am so curious to know if this was his big idea to stop at a firehouse (do we know why he was there? A recent 5 alarm or something?) and deliver pizzas? If it was his campaign's idea they are just clueless. This is such an old man move and without any type of persuadable optics thought behind it.
Now this would have been hip.
And to have the patriot heckler across the street yell, "Hey Joe, you finally got out of the basement," only to have him call back, "Don't jump" twice is pure comedy gold.
So Biden was at Mill 19 in Hazelwood for the speech today.
Mill 19 is a 265,000 square-foot complex on the 178-acre Hazelwood Green site, once owned by J&L Steel Hazelwood Works and LTV Steel.
https://www.hazelwoodgreen.com/
Where did he go to deliver the pizzas? Have been searching but can't find it yet.
Mill 19 is owned and under development by the Regional Industrial Development Corporation (RIDC).
The solar array installed by Scalo Solar Solutions atop RIDC’s Mill 19 is now the country’s largest single-sloped solar array. Article by Solar Power World and WESA.
(still can't find a mention of the firehouse he visited)
Biden delivers pizza to Pittsburgh first responders
Biden stopped to deliver pizza from Mineo’s Pizza House to a group of local firefighters Monday afternoon.
“I was worried my staff was going to keep them,” Biden joked during the visit.
A lone protester stood atop a white truck during Biden’s brief visit to the local firefighters, shouting from a megaphone as he held a Trump campaign flag, according to a pool report. The protester shouted multiple times that Pennsylvania will not vote for Biden.
https://thehill.com/homenews/campaign/514484-biden-delivers-pizza-to-pittsburgh-first-responders
(Mineo's has two locations in Pittsburgh: Squirrel Hill and Mt Lebanon)
http://mineospizza.com/index.html
Note if he went to the Squirrel Hill location it's a very WHITE area!! Why doesn't the press report on that?
As of the 2010 Census,[5] Squirrel Hill North has a population of 11,363, having grown 9% since 2000. Squirrel Hill North's population is 75% White, 17% Asian, 4% Hispanic, and 3% black. Of the 3,892 housing units in Squirrel Hill North, 93% are occupied.
Squirrel Hill South has a population of 15,110, up 4% since 2000, of whom 82% are White, 11% are Asian, 3% are Hispanic, and 3% are Black. There are 7,514 housing units which have a 95% occupancy rate.
In 2010, about 40% of Squirrel Hill's residents were Jewish.[6] According to a 2002 study by the United Jewish Federation, 33% of the Jewish population of Greater Pittsburgh lives in Squirrel Hill, and another 14% lives in the surrounding neighborhoods.[7] The report states that: "The stability of Squirrel Hill, a geographic hub of the Jewish community located within the city limits, is unique in North America."
thank you, anon!