also rip to road warrior animal, an irondale graduate

I do not contest the idea that the warrant authorized a no knock raid.

They knocked.
Its not contested by either party involved.

I don't know whether they also announced or not and I won't take walker's word for it.
It would make sense for them to announce when they pounded. He may not have heard it. That seems plausible.
1 neighbor stating they heard them announce is significant. I would not expect every neighbor on the block to hear what started off the altercation.

Your brother made several objectively false statements in defense of his new pro-riot leftism.
Its ok to admit he was wrong and correct the record.
it wasn't a no knock raid and it wasn't the wrong house.
Her name was on the warrant.
She had close connections to hard drug traffickers.

But this is getting into the weeds and aside from my original point.
I'm sure there are plenty of cases where police officers acted improperly.
Even a fully validated case of police brutality or murder doesn't excuse rioting and doesn't mean we should aid leftists in victimizing innocent people and disrupting society in the pursuit of an anti-capitalist agenda.

The reality that so many facts were botched and misrepresented supports my position that this rioting doesn't hinge on a careful analysis of facts and justice and sensible reform.

This post was edited by cambovenzi on Sep 23 2020 04:33pm

Don't you think the officers lose a lot of credibility due to the fact that they blatantly lied on the report? They claimed that there were no injuries and that they did not force entry.

I certainly don't trust the police involved either and I will clarify that I am not claiming that I think they did nothing wrong.

At this point, I think the state of Kentucky or the DOJ need to get involved to iron everything out. I agree with you that the people rioting aren't the most educated about the issues but I'm not sure what can be done about that besides arresting them if they commit crimes.

you really want that right now?

Update:

There is video of a U-HAUL truck containing these antifa banners, signs and a number of shields being handed out.

It was rented out under the name of Holly Zoller of 'The Bail Project'.
According to reports and their site some of the board members of that organization are Soros fellows.

They claim to have bailed out over 12,000 criminals so far.

https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2020/09/u-haul-seen-distributing-shields-weapons-louisville-rioters-rented-holly-zoller-louisville-bail-project/



This post was edited by cambovenzi on Sep 23 2020 05:17pm

https://bailproject.org/team/holly-zoller

lol the hacker known as 4chan solved this one in no time flat huh

Zero argument here

None of those are facts, they're categorically false.

It was a no-knock warrant, and whether they knocked/announced (which is highly disputed), what isn't in dispute is forcible entry. The victim's boyfriend didn't go answer the door. Any reasonable person is going to take a breach as hostile.
It was the wrong house in the sense that she wasn't the actual target of the investigation AND they had bad/dated information AND they lied about the postal service corroborating their investigation.
Her actual boyfriend, the one who lived with her, is NOT a criminal, he had a license to carry.

Nothing justified a forced entry. Everything the police did, brought defensive gun use onto themselves. They should never have been there, ergo she deserves justice for her death.

I was going to type up a long series of allegories between the Founding Fathers and the Declaration of Independence with the modern plight of black America, but it turns out someone already did:

https://www.flickr.com/photos/texascollectionbaylor/8592759841

It's from 1970, and sad to say, but not too much has changed since then.

And I can't imagine you'd say the Founding Fathers weren't justified in seeking out our independence - by violent means, so tell me again how violence being used to right wrongs can't be compatible with libertarian philosophy.