Jacob Butler

@TheBrancaShow It is... My male biological clock is over here ticking and I'm too comfortable to go first.

@JacobEliButler "It's relevant to whether we tolerate it or not." Sure, but that's a different question, with a different answer.

This could all be true, and still not legally relevant to this use-of-force event.

@hicsuntleones02 @TheBrancaShow @SlyBailBonds

"he attempted de-escalation" What was the attempted de-escalation? That would be extremely helpful to his legal defense against use-of-force charges.

@endgame_men @ares_vengeance @bigblktroll @tariqnasheed You're telling on yourself. Violence for insults is so normalized in your community that you don't realize it's not acceptable in western countries. How many decades do you think you would have to do that before you got attacked by a white person?

@JacobEliButler @ares_vengeance @bigblktroll @tariqnasheed It’s not just an insult you dimwit, maybe we should go around antagonizing every Asian, Jew, or Pink(white) man and see how that works Fucking retards

Here is audio of white supremacist Dalton Eatherly aka Chud The Builder admitting that HE initially approached his victim that he ended up allegedly shooting.

@TheBrancaShow @SlyBailBonds Does calling some one, to their face, a "stupid dummy head" meet the fighting words standard? What about, "Fatass?" Ooh, what if a black man called another black man the same thing Chud did? Fighting words?

@SlyBailBonds If you provoke someone into being the initial physical aggressor with the intent of then having an excuse to shoot them, you've generally lost the justification of self-defense no matter what else you do.

@MrLeadslinger There's also civil liability. His current social media presence isn't going to help him in front of a jury. 🤷‍♂️

@JacobEliButler The DA there is a Republican but it’s more of a purple district from what I’ve read. He may have some real trouble headed his way.

I guess this’ll be an interesting test case with the Chud having so much of a social media presence doing what he does.

@endgame_men @ares_vengeance @bigblktroll @tariqnasheed Fascinating that you think it's acceptable to physically attack people for insults. When I was little, my dad taught me, "Sticks and stones may break your bones but words will never hurt you." Ah... I think I figured out your problem.

@ares_vengeance @bigblktroll @tariqnasheed And if your mama is called a slut? And your dad a cuck? Since words don’t matter

@EphemeralMTB @DefiyantlyFree Other than one person saying he offered her $5K hush money, is there any evidence of it? That type of conveniently timed political attack is so commonly used that I, literally, do not give it any credit anymore.

@JacobEliButler @DefiyantlyFree That’s his brand. It isn’t reality. What principle guides his cow money?

I don’t need the accusations. I have his voting record and the only people that record helps is our adversaries.

@Tysingerlaw @MrColionNoir Same dude... same. Funny story: When I was a public defender, I represented people charged with state crimes for filling them out incorrectly... one of my favorite defenses was that my client, literally, could not read. Like, 1st grade reading level... maybe. Case dismissed. 🤣

@MrColionNoir I’m a lawyer and I always found the 4473 questions to require a double take. Definitely lawyerspeak and a huge improvement to use plain language.

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@KuroKatball @RichieR68547368 @NatCon2022 No... the ones we see are their best and brightest. Can you imagine how bad it really is?

@RichieR68547368 @NatCon2022 They're now mass dumping this excess population of undesirables on the rest of the world

This video is a perfect representation of what happens when people from India and other 3rd world countries make memes on social media trying to brag about their superior intellect and culture.

I got banned from Israel and deported back to America for “anti-Semitic” content.

@GarandThumb1 That there's not a Flux Raider 365 for the Ruger RXM.

what are we mad about in gun culture as of today?

@billydoodrops @Mrgunsngear I agree. Had the fat guy shot the guy in red as soon as the guy in red drew the gun... 100% a good shoot. But when the guy in red had, "proven his point," and was leaving, the immediate need for defensive deadly force was over.

@JacobEliButler @Mrgunsngear im pretty sure if there's an aggressor that draws a weapon on an innocent person, that at that point they dont need to just wait and see if they're gonna be a victim or not and can defend at that point.

Security footage was released today after it was announced that the two Gastonia police officers who shot and killed a man at a convenience store in January won’t face any criminal charges. Before getting into the details, as someone who has spent a lot of time in Gastonia, NC, this is the most "Gastonia" gas station conversation I've ever heard (audio up) 😎 -very good body positioning by the cop to conceal his 4 o'clock draw and a solid draw and first shot on target time 🤌🏽 -the cop took at least two shots on the threat while the threat was at a 90 degree angle; good example of why the 12-18'' penetration standard is the standard. Also, at that angle the standard "torso" target get's a whole lot thinner and the accuracy demanded increases -after the man in red was shot and killed saving taxpayers millions of dollars, it was discovered that the "gun" he pulled was a replica and not real Train accordingly... #CityLife #IQtest #police #charlotte #dumb #gastonia #FAFO #ballistics #accuracy #ConcealedCarry #crime #QC #urban

@grok @TGill55441 @Mrgunsngear What about in North Carolina, where this occurred?

No. SCOTUS has ruled police have no constitutional duty to protect individuals or enforce the law against specific crimes, even violent ones in their presence. Key cases: DeShaney v. Winnebago County (1989) and Town of Castle Rock v. Gonzales (2005). The duty is to the public at large, not any one person, absent a "special relationship" like custody. Warren v. D.C. (1981) made a similar point at the appellate level. Officers have authority and job expectations, but no enforceable personal legal duty per the Constitution.

@TGill55441 @Mrgunsngear They do not. @Grok do police have a duty to enforce the law according to SCOTUS? Do they have any legal duty to stop a crime of violence committed in their presence?

@JacobEliButler @Mrgunsngear I did not say enforce the law, I said stop a crime a violence committed in their presence. Which they do

A pleasure to meet with Māori Queen Te Arikinui Kuini Nga wai hono i te po today at Windsor Castle.

@calliebh @WWillegers @KensingtonRoyal You're in one of those girls groups that will always unanimously agree that your fat friend is the prettiest, aren't you? This is intrasexual competitive strategy of encouraging ugly women to continue being ugly is so toxic.

@WWillegers @KensingtonRoyal It’s her tradition. She looks great.

@TGill55441 @Mrgunsngear Cops do not have a legal obligation to enforce the law... especially off duty cops. SCOTUS has been saying this since 1981 but you "back the blue" goofballs still think cops are here to protect you.

@JacobEliButler @Mrgunsngear Correct, “because he’s a cop” and likely has a legal obligation to effectuate an arrest on a crime of violence occurring in his presence. A legal obligation no civilian has. A regular joe can just mind their own business. He cannot.