Because it's easier to defend a defamation suit on simple "I was just talking shit" 1st Amendment grounds than it is to force the court to find that Dominion was actually a massive vote-stealing scam (which you will have a very hard time with no matter how much evidence you might present).
Once again not addressing the core issue; to wit: I accuse you of working for the left and being a paid troll and trying to foment division and to emotionally manipulate users to give away too much detailed personal information.
He's calling me out because I objected to his trying to get people to share too much personal information on this board and risk getting doxxed by (perhaps) his own bosses on the left. He's a divisive troll. Be alert for these types, who have swarmed us lately.
Tell me, how much are they paying you to disrupt this board with your profile lurking and fake insults? You know you are wasting time. I guess for you it's all money, though, right? Do you get paid by the word or by the hour?
How does posting too much info on this board help anybody? It certainly doesn't help me or you, and it will prove disastrous to their political aspirations if they do get doxxed as a result of this thread. You are the one putting lives in danger, not me. And the fact that you just doubled down on your obvious emotionally-manipulative ploy rather than explain the wisdom of your actions just proves you are an enemy op.
They're running for office, yes. But then they are endangering their office runs by making themselves targets of the left rather than simple candidates. You understand how this works? Who's cowering in fear? Fuck you.
He wasn't in any actual danger. The girl had just hoisted herself into the window. He was essentially hiding and then fired without warning before she ever saw him. This was cowardly and despicable, especially considering the friendly treatment the intruders were receiving from all the other cops, giving them all a sense of, if not actual, carte blanche. If this cop were truly standing his ground, he would have placed himself in a visible position and shouted orders at the offending person, informing them that they were not permitted beyond that door, before firing his weapon, if the situation ever actually called for that. I am all about shooting somebody who needs shooting. Ashley was not one of those cases. There were no armed protesters in the Capitol building, and Ashley plainly was using both of her empty hands to climb through the window, so obviously she was not posing any actual threat to anybody.
Now, if you want to argue that the cop was in a panicked or frightened state of mind, that is a valid defense. But you didn't; you are literally arguing that this was an objectively clean shooting. I cannot support that theory.