Secret Commandos with Shoot-to-Kill Authority were at the Capitol on Jan 6th

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Can images from Jan. 6 insurrection traumatize your child? - WTOP News

As the anniversary of the Jan. 6 attack on the U.S. Capitol arrives, experts say children exposed to those events may react with secondary trauma.

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Even though I was in my 30's at the time, when I saw what the federal government did to the group of people at Waco, I was traumatized. What advice would she have for me having watched that unfold?

 

[jsx1043]

It does not apply to surveillance, intelligence gathering or observation. As an example, Delta was deployed on 1987 to respond to the Atlanta prison riots. Also, there are plenty of other exceptions.

I will accept that. My initial interpretation of your comment was that Delta could be that “commando force” in lieu of domestic LE.

 

[phylodog]

Even though I was in my 30's at the time, when I saw what the federal government did to the group of people at Waco, I was traumatized. What advice would she have for me having watched that unfold?

If you were in your 30's then that means you're older than me. My generation wasn't as hard as the one before and I believe that trend has continued. You can't get strong people to welcome socialism with open arms and this country has been getting weaker by the decade.

 

[DoggyDaddy]

If you were in your 30's then that means you're older than me. My generation wasn't as hard as the one before and I believe that trend has continued. You can't get strong people to welcome socialism with open arms and this country has been getting weaker by the decade.

I didn't remember the year so I had to look it up. I would have been 33. And I already knew I was older than you. And I think there are lots of strong people in your generation. I'm replying to one now.

 

[phylodog]

I didn't remember the year so I had to look it up. I would have been 33. And I already knew I was older than you. And I think there are lots of strong people in your generation. I'm replying to one now.

Kind of you to say DD, I had my time in the sun. Most days I can't decide if I'm or or both

 

[Jaybird1980]

Kind of you to say DD, I had my time in the sun. Most days I can't decide if I'm or or both

It's both.

 

[AtTheMurph]

Hold your horses kids, cuz I’m about to (almost) go full Jeep Hammer with a wall of text:


That article is unfettered, propagandist hogwash. It’s only intent is to completely “other” anyone to the political right of Mao, and to be a virtual show of force to attempt to dissuade anyone from possibly voicing their opinion regarding the government.

Yes, I’m sure security forces were there, as they always are at EVERYTHING political. They make it sound like they were holding the front line against 600,000 Klebolds and Harrises actively shooting up the place, lead by a Mandarin-collared Trump petting a hairless cat.

GTFO here with that caca del toro. Unequivocally- they did NOT have “sHoOt tO kILl” authority - that doesn’t exist in domestic law enforcement, federal or local. Or rather, it DOES exist, but in the form of meeting use-of-force guidelines under law, and it doesn’t matter if you’re a county Mountie, turtle trooper, local yokel or flamboyant FedBoi.

Are we really to believe that a woke administration that won’t let troops in combat on foreign soil that are being actively engaged return fire without PID’ing a rifle or a radio has now somehow miraculously given extrajudicial authority to domestic law enforcement?

And IF they did that somehow it’s a good thing because they were Trump supporters?

C’mon y’all, I’m a conspiracy analyst with the best of them, but this one stinks to the rafters. This article is all for the play that I mentioned previously about the administration’s desire to paint the right as dangerous domestic terrorists.

Ashli Babbitt might disagree.

 

[jsx1043]

Ashli Babbitt might disagree.

Kind of my point - you’ll get no argument from me that that was a bad shoot, but the state is gonna state...

He used extrajudicial action for which he had no authority and took her life.

 

[AtTheMurph]

Kind of my point - you’ll get no argument from me that that was a bad shoot, but the state is gonna state...

He used extrajudicial action for which he had no authority and took her life.

And the State did what to him exactly?

 

[BugI02]

And the State did what to him exactly?

Cleared him of any possible wrongdoing without ever interviewing him

 

[AtTheMurph]

Cleared him of any possible wrongdoing without ever interviewing him

That's convenient. I wonder if he worked previously as an Epstein guard?

 

[SnoopLoggyDog]

Capitol Offense: The Ugly Truth Behind The Five Deaths From January 6th and 7th

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Very detailed documentation about the five deaths at the Capitol on Jan 6th.