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Oh, I know there could be a perfectly plausible explanation: He had his car painted. They definitely have different paint schemes. It's apparent...to me anyway.
he won't have to prove his innocence, the prosecution will have to prove his guilt. He just has to cast reasonable doubt on their case. Pointing to the fact that the car in the videos at the scene has a different paint color, hood ornament, and detailing could do that.
originally posted by: Metallicus
a reply to: liveandlearn
So a hate filled, anti-white protester was killed?
Too bad.
originally posted by: Liquesence
a reply to: MotherMayEye
Oh, I know there could be a perfectly plausible explanation: He had his car painted. They definitely have different paint schemes. It's apparent...to me anyway.
That is your opinion. They look the same color to me except for the racing stripe.
he won't have to prove his innocence, the prosecution will have to prove his guilt. He just has to cast reasonable doubt on their case. Pointing to the fact that the car in the videos at the scene has a different paint color, hood ornament, and detailing could do that.
Yeah, that thing called innocent until proven guilty. I'm familiar with that.
Of course, if the tag of the vehicle of the car used in the attack is registered to him, that pretty much closes the issue of whether or not it's his vehicle.
Whether he was the actual driver is a different matter, since he wasn't exactly arrested at the scene. But his apparent history doesn't help him much.
Won't be too hard to prove guilt, IMO.
originally posted by: MysticPearl
There's many layers to this, per usual.
But as with Berkeley and other places, what kicked off the violence was leftists showing up and trying to shut down free speech and expression and doing so in a violent manner. Then fights kick off. Becomes mayhem.
originally posted by: Liquesence
a reply to: MotherMayEye
Oh, I know there could be a perfectly plausible explanation: He had his car painted. They definitely have different paint schemes. It's apparent...to me anyway.
That is your opinion. They look the same color to me except for the racing stripe
Won't be too hard to prove guilt, IMO.
originally posted by: carewemust
Protesting is a dangerous job, just like the military and law enforcement.
originally posted by: MotherMayEye
originally posted by: Liquesence
a reply to: MotherMayEye
Oh, I know there could be a perfectly plausible explanation: He had his car painted. They definitely have different paint schemes. It's apparent...to me anyway.
That is your opinion. They look the same color to me except for the racing stripe.
he won't have to prove his innocence, the prosecution will have to prove his guilt. He just has to cast reasonable doubt on their case. Pointing to the fact that the car in the videos at the scene has a different paint color, hood ornament, and detailing could do that.
Yeah, that thing called innocent until proven guilty. I'm familiar with that.
Of course, if the tag of the vehicle of the car used in the attack is registered to him, that pretty much closes the issue of whether or not it's his vehicle.
Whether he was the actual driver is a different matter, since he wasn't exactly arrested at the scene. But his apparent history doesn't help him much.
Won't be too hard to prove guilt, IMO.
Even a license plate can be faked. And he did text his mother to say he was going to the rally.
Eh, I entertain false flag CTs, so I am not sold...so far.
originally posted by: carewemust
Protesting is a dangerous job, just like the military and law enforcement.
originally posted by: Kryties
This video is from another angle, however, and clearly proves that the driver hit people on the way in at high speed, not that he only hit people while reversing out after being "mobbed" like you so desperately want to believe.
www.washingtonpost.com... 0d7e_story.html?utm_term=.82af5ed4aa2e
As it did with the Klan rally, the Charlottesville Police Department is coordinating with the Virginia State Police and Albermarle County law enforcement agencies. The Virginia National Guard issued a statement saying it is monitoring the situation and will “rapidly respond and provide assistance to local law enforcement if needed to keep citizens safe.” ...No matter where the event is held, there is widespread concern about what it will bring. “I would say the mood around here is pretty grim... Many people are concerned about the potential for violence this weekend.”
originally posted by: Kryties
originally posted by: carewemust
Protesting is a dangerous job, just like the military and law enforcement.
One could reasonably expect to be able to protest without having a car driven over you don't you think?
Land of the free....and all that jazz......
Well, if he has already given the excuse that he was scared and surrounded by protestors which is why he took off. I'd say that pretty much answers the question of whether or not he was driving.
As far as him being scared and just reacting I'd say that is absolutely valid for why he reversed and left the scene.
It doesn't explain why he was driving down the road for quite a ways first right straight into a crowd however.
originally posted by: soberbacchus
originally posted by: carewemust
Protesting is a dangerous job, just like the military and law enforcement.
In third world dictatorships, yes...
You should brush up on the US Constitution.
Folks excusing this is truly sick..It is the discourse that feeds the ill minds of people like this Alt-Right terrorist.
originally posted by: Logarock
originally posted by: Kryties
originally posted by: carewemust
Protesting is a dangerous job, just like the military and law enforcement.
One could reasonably expect to be able to protest without having a car driven over you don't you think?
Land of the free....and all that jazz......
Dude may have seen all those base ball bats and decided to floor it.
originally posted by: Logarock
originally posted by: Kryties
originally posted by: carewemust
Protesting is a dangerous job, just like the military and law enforcement.
One could reasonably expect to be able to protest without having a car driven over you don't you think?
Land of the free....and all that jazz......
Dude may have seen all those base ball bats and decided to floor it.
originally posted by: Bone75
originally posted by: Kryties
This video is from another angle, however, and clearly proves that the driver hit people on the way in at high speed, not that he only hit people while reversing out after being "mobbed" like you so desperately want to believe.
Who the # said that he didn't hit people going forward?