> the rednecks had no lawful right to stop arbery.  they watched him steal a weapon from a private residence. > they weren't cops and had no probable cause to believe arbery had committed any crime for which a citizen's arrest is permitted in georgia. the literal police did tell larry english to ask the mcmichaels for assistance if they needed it because... > mcmichael sr. was a retired police officer > their pursuit of arbery was therefore an attempted kidnapping and aggravated assault pursuit isn't illegal nor is it' "aggravated assault" - furthermore your blatant mischaracterization of the mcmichaels as "not cops" when, in fact, they were (one retired, one just out of work - but both with law enforcement experience and backgrounds) tells me that you genuinely don't remember this case very well and are just here fresh from reddit because you wanted to argue with "le ebil rayzizts." > police found mcmichaels weapon in arberys personal residence > was dismissed from evidence > stricken from the record > ruled irrelevant > never reported on > no one remembers... > because it happened on live tv > during law enforcement testimony. > objected to > sustained > stricken from the record it was at that moment all doubt was erased from my mind. but yeah... sure... you should definitely move into the community he was from. move next door to his family. i'm sure you'll be justified in your assumption that niggers deserve the same legal standards as whites.
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