On Friday, January 27, 2023 at 2:31:13 AM UTC-8, BillB wrote:
For one recent example, look at those five cops in Memphis charged with murder for beating that poor
frail black man to death (disgusting). Had they read my recent posts on the unlawful use of lethal force
and the leading constitutional case law on the issue, one or all of them might have thought twice before
putting themselves in such grave legal peril.
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And another example is you claiming a man guilty because you misread a video and found out later that
you were wrong.
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Now their lives are ruined.
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Because you, again, convicted them before the trial.
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On the other hand, it can cut both ways.
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Like I just showed.
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Those cops obviously weren't very bright
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See? You’ve incorrectly convicted them and misassigned ignorance; yet you yourself still refuse to admit
the courts proved you wrong in YOUR assessment of a video. Seems, YOU’RE the ‘not very bright.’
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so they might have fallen for one riskytard's recent idiotic posts and believed that's it's okay to ignore
the Constitution and slaughter people for minor crimes just because some mayor in Texas did it 100 years
ago and got away with it (what riskytard called "the common law" lol).
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Errors like that. No, you’re simply not very bright..
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So yes, reading RGP can save your life, but be selective about your sources.
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As we’ve shown, ‘ not yours.’
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There are some real dummies on RGP too!
As we’ve shown, You..
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