and that something is hands raised because that is what is showed in the cell vid and hands raised when he leaves the cell phone vid and clearly shows hands raised in the aerial vid
so are you arguing it is justified to shot at someone with hands raised
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when is asking to be shot justification to shot?
Yes, fired right as he's exiting, when he doesn't yet have his hands up and there's no hint (yet) that he might not be continuing to attack officers. They stop firing when he puts his hands up. And then shoot again when he fumbles for his gun.
Not if you look at the actual videos, no. It's very clear he DIDN'T have his hands raised for any length of time when those shots were fired.so it is clear they shot at him twice with his hands raised
The officers have no way to know the passengers aren't a threat. At best, their aiding and abetting a dangerous criminal.then what makes it even worse they started shooting at the truck when the passengers not being any threat hunkered down praying for their lives
And they were shooting at the truck to stop it. Because, again, a dangerous criminal was fleeing arrest. Why haven't you complained about police doing the same thing any of the other hundreds of times it's been done?
Literally the only people bringing race into this is you and people like you.you dam well know if these was anybody other some right wingers if they was black hispanic gays what ever you all would be losing your mind and foaming at the mouth
The rest of us aren't being inconsistent, at all.
If you watch the synced video, this is clearly incorrect. Camera's on him when those shots are fired.no it doesn't I pinpointed right when the first two shots fired right at 5;30 doesn't show in either the aerial vid or the cell phone vid him reaching into his jacket for a gun.
Edit: Since you won't believe me, if I told you the sky was blue, here's a screencap at 5:30. From this point, I pressed "play" again, the gunshots occurred about a half second after. As you can see, in the red circle, camera's already panned back up to the truck and Finicum exiting.
We can absolutely see what was happening.
You can also clearly see that Finicum does not have his hands raised, at this point, unlike your earlier claims. The one arm we can clearly see is pointed downwards.
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On the one hand I feel like officers in the US are too quick to use lethal force, which should be an absolute last resort.
On the other, this guy asked for it. Literally.
The comparison to shootings like Ferguson is pretty obtuse. This guy was armed and supporting an armed insurrection against the US government, illegal occupying government property with their guns out and basically telling the federal government "come get us". The kid in the Ferguson shooting was unarmed.
It clearly violates his Second Amendment right to bear a bullet inside his skull! You fascist!
guy obviously too chicken to commit suicide so decided to get someone else to deal with the burden...
wrong shot at 5;30 right when the widow shatters you can see him with hands raised outside the truck right in front of the passenger window
5;30 cell phone vid hands raised cant make it out in the aerial vid till 5;31 then you can clearly make it out in that vid hand raisedNot if you look at the actual videos, no. It's very clear he DIDN'T have his hands raised for any length of time when those shots were fired.
so now you are claiming you can shot some one exiting the vehicle don't have to wait for them to show an immanent threatThe officers have no way to know the passengers aren't a threat. At best, their aiding and abetting a dangerous criminal.
shooting at a vehicle with people in the back seat not showing any threat to stop a stopped truck got itAnd they were shooting at the truck to stop it. Because, again, a dangerous criminal was fleeing arrest. Why haven't you complained about police doing the same thing any of the other hundreds of times it's been done?
because with your and other SJWs on this forum history being out raged when a minority gets shot when they was a clear threat to the police or others and then saying it is justified when it clearly shows a man getting shot at with hands raised cant be explained any other wayLiterally the only people bringing race into this is you and people like you.
Well, he asked for it. Good thing the others made it out ok.
Yes, he's out there.
No, his hands are not raised at that point. And the officers certainly haven't had enough time to process that his hands were raised and make any decision to stop firing.
I don't think you understand what "imminent" means. He absolutely posed an imminent and ongoing threat.so now you are claiming you can shot some one exiting the vehicle don't have to wait for them to show an immanent threat
At best, they know the people in the back seat were supporting a dangerous and armed criminal flee from justice, and had every reason to assume (correctly, in this case) that they were also armed.shooting at a vehicle with people in the back seat not showing any threat to stop a stopped truck got it
And yes; firing at the truck was justified.
And now you're just ranting irrationally about your most recent boogeyman, the "SJW".because with your and other SJWs on this forum history being out raged when a minority gets shot when they was a clear threat to the police or others and then saying it is justified when it clearly shows a man getting shot at with hands raised cant be explained any other way
I've never taken a position of "outrage" whenever a minority happens to get shot. I consider the evidence in each case. In this case, that evidence is overwhelmingly damning of Finicum and justifies this shooting.
It's clearly not raised at that moment, regardless of what it might be later on. And again; police officers can't pause reality to scrutinize the situation; they're reacting in real time, and a half-second isn't enough time to register that he's raising his hands. Certainly not when they have no reason to expect him to surrender, since he's still not complying with police orders at this time.
And this is all under the assumption they were firing at him, which you still haven't established, since he wasn't hit, and they ceased firing when they recognized that his hands were raised.
Until he tried to draw a weapon to kill an officer, and then they put him down.
Whether it's justified or not is a binary state. It's like asking if Woman A is more pregnant or less pregnant than Woman B; there are only two options.
The evidence available at this point to the public is far clearer than it was in the Brown case, before the trial, however. We have not one but two videos (rather than zero), the testimony of not one officer but a host of them, and basically no contradictory accounts of events, other than those that can be immediately discarded because they don't match the video.
It's kind of a silly point to raise, though, when I've stated multiple times already that I agree that the Brown shooting was justified.
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Its so surreal watching you guys ask Endus multiple times if he thinks the Mike Brown shooting was justified, him saying it was multiple times, and you screaming about double standards anyway.
Its like you're both posting to two separate, parallel universe forums.
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You're about the seventh guy to ask him his position on Mike Brown in this thread and then to bitch about double standards when he says yes. I haven't even touched the silliness of complaining about a lack of moderation on people making 'didn't do nuffin' jokes, mostly because its yet another mad scramble to race bait in an attempt to desperately catch someone in a double standard.
Which is this entire thread in a nutshell, really.