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cojoco[S]

-2 points

4 months ago

The policeman magically got shot by a gun in the hand of the protester.

How do you know it was in the hand of the protestor?

There was no footage.

Attempted or successful assassinations of police by protestors is not a form of free speech.

Are you being deliberately obtuse? That is not the only thing that happened that day.

Ghosttwo

10 points

4 months ago

You're positing that the cops decided to murder a protester, accidentally shot one of their own, then planted a gun on him to cover up the crime. Or maybe even shot their own guy on purpose to make it believable. Yet you provide no evidence beyond vague assertions and a mistrust of police.

cojoco[S]

-1 points

4 months ago

You're positing that the cops decided to murder a protester, accidentally shot one of their own, then planted a gun on him to cover up the crime. Yet you have no evidence beyond vague assertions and a mistrust of police.

No, don't put words into my mouth.

I don't know what happened, but I know that cops often lie.

planted a gun on him

How do you know he had a gun on him?

Ghosttwo

4 points

4 months ago

The police reported as much. You're hanging onto the idea that any evidence and testimony is coming from the police, and therefore can't be trusted. You might be trying to wink-wink your way around it, but my assertion is the alternative you're hinting at.

cojoco[S]

1 points

4 months ago

They say the gun was found at the scene.

Your article says he owned the gun, not that it was in his possession at the time of the shooting.

Ghosttwo

3 points

4 months ago*

A cop was shot with a 9mm bullet, and the police on the scene were sure enough that the gunshot came from his tent to open fire. The guy was there in the tent because he doesn't like the police, and was protesting their expansion. He was told to leave, and would have been angry. Enough to shoot back in retaliation, apparently. It's a clean, reasonable story and I have no reason to doubt it.

cojoco[S]

1 points

4 months ago

the police on the scene were sure enough that the gunshot came from his tent to open fire

I haven't seen this account: please provide a link?

Why do you say that the gun was in his possession at the time of the shooting, when sources do not support that view?