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|    06 Sep 20 13:37:44    |
      XPost: dc.politics, alt.niggers, alt.fan.rush-limbaugh       XPost: sac.politics       From: nigger-lovers@disney.com              The shooting death this week of a black 18-year-old in       Washington, D.C., is by no means an open-and-shut case of police       brutality.              The American Civil Liberties Union, however, believes otherwise.              The alleged pro-civil-rights group tried Thursday to incite a       mob against law enforcement officials in the nation’s capital       following the shooting death of Deon Kay.              “DC police murdered Deon Kay yesterday,” the ACLU said on Sept.       3 in a since-deleted tweet to its nearly two million followers.       “He was just 18 years old. His death is yet another painful       reminder that violence and racism is endemic to policing in this       nation.”              The ACLU added, “We demand justice for Deon, and every life       taken by DC police.”              What is going on here?              A police officer killed Kay on Wednesday, that is true. But the       18-year-old died under unclear and yet-to-be-determined       circumstances. We simply do not have enough information to       declare Kay's death a “murder.” Not even close.              Police officers were dispatched to southeast Washington       Wednesday afternoon after receiving a call about a man with a       gun. When they arrived, they saw a small crowd gathering around       one car. Two people then fled from the car, prompting officers       to give chase. Kay was reportedly in the passenger seat of said       car. As law enforcement officials pursued, the two suspects       split up. A couple of officers went after Kay, corralling him       outside an apartment complex, where he was then shot and killed.       Body camera footage of the incident shows Kay had a firearm in       his hand at the moment he was shot. It appears Kay may have also       tried to drop his weapon just before he was killed. The footage       also shows that Kay was shot in the chest while running toward       one of the police officers.              Black Lives Matter activists and even the District’s own anti-       Semitic council member Trayon White, speculated that Kay was       unarmed and shot in the back.              Officers rendered first aid and rushed Kay to a hospital, where       he was pronounced dead.              Even with the body camera footage, it is difficult to make out       what, exactly, happened that evening. It is difficult to tell       whether Kay “brandished” his firearm, though it appears he was       indeed holding one when he was shot. It is difficult to tell       whether Kay attempted to drop his firearm as an officer shouted       repeatedly, “Don’t move!”              The point is that the circumstances surrounding Kay’s death are       unclear, and we will not know what happened until there is at       least a preliminary investigation.              But try telling that to the ACLU, which claimed Thursday that       the police had “murdered” the black 18-year-old.              How could anyone make that determination sans a formal (or even       an informal) investigation? What would possess a normal, right-       minded person to jump to that very specific conclusion without       first observing more evidence or waiting to hear the conclusions       of at least a preliminary investigation? What would possess a       100-year-old institution whose entire purpose is to know and       defend the law to do the same?              All is not right at the ACLU, which has for decades prided       itself on its defenses of due process. It has been obvious for       some time now that the alleged pro-civil-liberties organization       is suffering from a serious illiberal rot. At this point,       though, it appears the rot is institutional.              The ACLU used to act as a defense against mobs. Now, it incites       them.              https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/opinion/aclu-accuses-       washington-police-of-murder-and-tries-to-incite-race-mob              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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