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Comment by adamisom

18 hours ago

Alex Pretti's death should not have happened, and also

- he was carrying

- despite that, he involved himself in physical altercations with federal officers

- his group of disruption activists was quite successful; if you watch any video, it is very clearly difficult for the federal agents to communicate with one another

- one federal agent probably made the mistake of shooting one time, perhaps erroneously thinking Pretti had his gun out

- another federal agent probably made the mistake of shooting several times, perhaps thinking that the one shot was Pretti

basically, everything that could go wrong, went wrong, Pretti is not blameless, his group is not blameless, the ICE agents are not blameless, and it probably wasn't murder

Stop acting like we're talking about two kids who did an oopsie

Small town cops in third world countries are more professional than any of these ICE clowns, these mistakes happened because they keep hiring the lowest if the low, both in term of intelect and morality

Sounds like something for an investigation to figure out - wonder why they are fighting that so hard. Also sure sounds like a lot of victim blaming considering he died without ever doing anything warranting his death.

Are we still doing the "he was carrying" thing. Like for real?

  • Yet, he was. Are there any points in the list that aren't correct. ("Like for real?")

    • You can add other "real" statements like "the sky is blue" and "water is wet" it still doesn't make it right lol. You can't say "both sides" when one side is a federal agency showing 0 accountability/responsibility/restraint/professionalism and the other is just a dude with a phone who gets between these thugs and a bystander

      They fucked it up from A to Z, stop licking the boot.

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