Chad Wetumpka

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The one thing I keep thinking about is if I was the idiot with the shotgun I would have butt stroked his arse. Absolutely no need to fire a shot and maybe you get charged with assault and battery!

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And if he yanks it from you and kills you then what?

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Ok, you really need to read this and think about it. Like really study it...

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Why do cops have guns, moron?

Multiple vids of this "jogger" (w/ vioIent criminal & mental records) trespassing at property. He's caught again, so they pursue. He flees. Do you call the cops and hope this fugitive doesn't run into some house and grab a weapon? Or are you going to pursue w/ armed friends?

The guns were supposed to make sure things go smoothly, honestly. If he’s packing (as a known robber with criminal weapons past, very well could be), you have defense/deterrent. If he’s unarmed, no fisticuffs. You have guns, they don’t, they’ll have to listen. Unless they’re an idiot and attack anyway.

This is a point the pro-jogger people are especially struggling with.They keep saying “why would you bring a gun???” If you think about it for just 5 seconds it makes total sense.

The other explanation is guns were brought to better facilitate the murder that was intended. Except all other evidence (jogger running toward truck, cops called, not taking shot until hands are on rifle/punching in the face) seem to indicate it was in fact the above rationale. Besides the fact it’s an open carry state & they’re allowed to be armed wherever they want.

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Everybody is looking for a handout.

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They should be

The problem with anti-lockdown politics is that it offers nothing once the lockdown ends, which it will be over the next several weeks. What then will be said for the millions of people without jobs? What demands will be made then? None.

The anti-lockdown protests should have been coupled with demands for mandatory rehires of those that were laid off or furloughed, and government checks for people until they return to their pre-lockdown income levels. Additionally an immigration moratorium for at least ten years.

The trouble is that the anti-lockdown protests carried with them an unspoken assumption that the status quo prior to lockdown, where people went to work and bought groceries when they chose, meant they were free of system control. The lockdown itself showed this wasn't the case.

Once the lockdown ends, which it will, where will the political energy that was mustered behind this movement go? It will disappear, and we will have a new status quo, except millions of people will be out of work, and there will be no organized advocacy for them.