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Commander Shepard

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Everything posted by Commander Shepard

  1. Well this game has really gone to crap, anyway I'm pretty sure Montosh is scum so we should lynch him.
  2. If you have the right to shoot once, you have the right to shoot a dozen times. This is not the movies and a single gunshot wound does not send someone into a dramatic seizure. An angry, or drunk, or drug-addled person can shoot you no matter how many holes are in them, depending on the location of the hole. The typical trained reaction is to squeeze the trigger until well past the point that the gun runs dry. The more holes in the suspect, the more likely you've prevented them from shooting you or someone you care about. Disregarding the reason for the stop in the second video, the officer had better ways to handle the entire encounter, but he chose the testosterone-laden power trip. He did not even ask the suspect to exit the car, and just went straight for the door. He did everything possible to ratchet up that guy's adrenaline level, and then acted surprised when it sparked a fight-or-flight reaction. If you are dealing with someone angry or distrustful, you want to wind down their adrenaline, despite your own body's adrenaline trying to get a similar reaction out of you. That is, unless you intend to drive them into irrational behavior. Cops should never encourage irrational behavior on the street (in the interrogation room is another story). Well my point would be they could have had non lethal ways to take down both guys in both videos. Most of the shots seemed to miss anyway so I suppose it wasn't too bad for the guy but the attitude I'm getting from you guys is that it is ok to shoot first and ask questions later. The guy in the second video was just unlucky that he got charged for murder because he had no reason to stop him. Making up excuses for the guy in the second video is strange since he also brought being gunned down on himself, you say the guy should be dead for being an idiot in the first video and I think the same true for the second guy and well he is dead. I can only hope the cop isn't convicted because it's not his fault, he's getting mixed messages from all directions. Made a mistake stopping the guy but by the logic Americans have regarding shooting people he was totally justified to shoot him.
  3. They shot like half a dozen times, if that's not trigger happy then... well maybe not to Americans. As for the second video, illegally stopping the guy isn't exactly the point I was chatting about which is what you're focusing on and that seems to be the main reason this cop was charged with murder since that supposedly makes everything else wrong. But ignoring that, everything was completely justified because ultimately the black guy was an idiot as well and got himself killed.
  4. I can't really see what the black guy was doing, but it clearly wasn't a good thing idea on his part much like the guy in the OP. Ultimately these two cases have the same thing in common "trigger happy" cops. As for the headshot, it was the most visible area and the cop seemed to be in a rush so I can't really blame him and the guy had no license.
  5. If this is ok then I wonder why people are bitching about cops shooting black people given there is also probable cause. Either shut the fuck up about police brutality or take an actual fucking stand, I don't want to hear bullshit from Americans just looking to complain and then turning the other cheek or taking equally stupid view regarding police brutality.
  6. This is proper work? Americans are idiots. Literally the dumbest country ever. But it's easy for me to speak since I'm European and we don't usually give morons guns so stupid shit like this doesn't happen. But that's more of a point against America as well.
  7. Possibly to lure out the Jailer or they were simply inactive.
  8. I think it is possible the scum didn't actually target anyone as well.
  9. Anyway in the meantime I'll vote for inactive player Vote: Montosh
  10. making it able to swallow people...
  11. that was pretty slow...
  12. I don't think anyone is really inactive, but if you think someone is then give me their name.
  13. I'm not inclined to lynch anyone today, no one is terribly inactive and the same people I'm inclined to want to lynch still behave the same way they usually do.
  14. Not necessarily incompetent since it could be a double bluff if Lyner was scum. It's a risky move though and I don't think the scum actually put that much thought into their decisions as it could easily backfire.
  15. I wanted to lynch Lyner on Day 1 for always being scum, can we do it today then?
  16. If Lyner is scum and the scum thought Killgor was the cop, wouldn't they just use the armed ability to automatically kill Killgor. And then the other scum would target someone else resulting in two deaths from the scum. Though use of the ability automatically makes Lyner extremely suspicious if Killgor and someone else died.
  17. So did everyone visit the intended target? Except the scum of course, you guys don't need to answer that.
  18. So no ending the day early, no dicking around talking about who we're visiting and no lollygagging. More votes?
  19. Yeah as others say, saying who we're visiting will help a lot in narrowing down the scum.
  20. Ok who is visiting who? I take it everyone has to visit someone.
  21. Unvote: Lyner Vote: iSocialism I don't like your excuse, it smells scummy. And overall I disagree with your assessment on votes as it makes people play their moves however minor which is something you're doing now.

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