Tale of two shootings: Daunte Wright worshipped, Ashli Babbitt disparaged – here’s the real victim
SAN DIEGO, CA- One thing that was learned this past week…there are two tiers of justice. It just depends which side of the fence you’re on. That became clear with two decisions that came out of the criminal justice system this past week.
In one, a police officer in Minnesota was charged with manslaughter for accidentally shooting a man when she intended to use her Taser.
In the second, a still-unnamed law enforcement official from some agency got off without being charged for shooting Ashli Babbitt, a Trump-supporter who found herself in the wrong place at the wrong time on January 6.
Another fact which shows the difference in two tiers of justice is that within a day of the shooting of Daunte Wright in Brooklyn Center, Minnesota, the identity of the officer who shot him was all over the news and all over the internet.
Yet nearly 3-1/2 months after an unarmed white woman, Babbitt was killed at the U.S. Capitol, the name of the law enforcement officer who shot and killed her has still not been released. In an even more bizarre twist, that officer will not face criminal charges in her death, the Department of Justice announced this week.
Since Wright’s death, the mainstream media has shown pictures of him, painting him as an adoring father of a young child, a basic all-American kid while dismissing pictures showing him carrying a gun, flashing wads of money, and flashing gang signs.
Babbitt meanwhile, as a Trump supporter has been portrayed as a right-wing extremist who was hell-bent on committing an insurrection at the U.S. Capitol on January 6, all of this despite the fact none of this is true.
The Biden Justice Department, which is expected to be heavily involved in criminal justice reform, apparently feels that a police officer (we believe, it could be Secret Service, or who knows?) was within his authority to shoot dead an unarmed woman who was posing no imminent threat to anyone.
In fact, there were a number of police officers in her immediate area, none of whom attempted to take her (or anyone else for that matter) into custody.
Of course in this case, that law enforcement official was acting at the behest of the political class, ostensibly to protect them from what has been called an insurrection, which if true is clearly the most bungled such incident in world history.
On that date, only one person was shot and that was Ashli Babbitt. Nobody who was arrested on the Capitol grounds on January 6 was in possession of a firearm.
Aside from the fact that the person who shot Ashli Babbitt remains a mystery, there has been zero transparency, no report and no interest apparently in who shot Babbitt. In fact, nobody in any official capacity in Washington has demanded to know what happened to Babbitt, and that includes Congressional Republicans, who should be demanding answers.
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Good news I guess but what good is an informant when you have a corrupt Marxist regime releasing prisoners without bail, throwing charges out, and restraining police from taking actions against all their Bolshevicks who are “peacefully protesting”?
The Marxist Dems will out the informant, make him the bad guy and prosecute.
Rob O’Donnell: The darkness of the world is emboldened because those who simply want to hide their incompetent leadership & turn a Nation on its protectors. To those who curse, taunt, & demoralize us, we will still put ourselves in harms way to protect your families. That’s Law Enforcement
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