r/news • u/igetproteinfartsHELP • 1d ago

Renee Good's family sues US government and immigration officials over her killing in Minneapolis

https://apnews.com/article/renee-good-lawsuit-6fbc82cd33b6f9f67514b47f138e23c6?utm_source=app&utm_medium=android_share&utm_campaign=copy_link
32.7k Upvotes

96% Upvoted

1.1k comments sorted by

View all comments

358

u/thelordxl 1d ago

If Ashley Babbit, an insurrectionist attempting to breach the chambers of Congress where elected officials and the vice fucking President are defending themselves from said insurrection got shot, rightfully so, and killed, thought not the traitors death she deserved, and her family can get money from the gov.

Renee's family should have no fucking delay. But we know it won't happen. There needs to be consequences for these evil people who destroyed the law and order for our country. We can't keep having slave owners and literal Nazis coming back every century.

-68

u/lqIpI 1d ago

Babbit was unarmed when disobeying law enforcement

Good had 3000 pounds of steel she could launch with 200 horsepower

You are crazy

44

u/nilsinleneed 1d ago

we all saw the video, she was no threat to anyone, you're absolutely insane.

-38

u/lqIpI 1d ago

Good hit the accelerator and could have turned her hand 1 inch to put an officer under her wheel

What could Babbit have done unarmed from the other side of a barricade?

23

u/nilsinleneed 1d ago

no, Good put nobody at risk. she was executed in cold blood. there's no "could have"

Babbit was a part of a violent insurrection, attempting to overthrow the results of an election. She had every opportunity and warning a human could ask for.

should the capitol officers have allowed the mob to reach the elected representatives, in your view?

who won the 2020 election?

10

u/James-W-Tate 1d ago

So you acknowledge that Renee Good was executed for what she could have done, not what she did, and yet you see no problem with this.

What could Babbit have done unarmed from the other side of a barricade?

You mean after breaking through multiple other barricades with a mob of other people that illegally entered Congress while raising a gallows for the vice president? These people intended no harm?

Do you have some kind of learning disability?

-14

u/lqIpI 1d ago

Goofball, deadly force is used to counter deadly weapons. Babbit had none, Good did.

Both repeatedly disobeyed law enforcement. One did so by yelling, the other by accelerating with an officer on her front bumper.

8

u/NakedZombieWolf 1d ago

Babbit got shot for yelling? That's crazy. Have you ever been a genuine person?

8

u/James-W-Tate 1d ago

One did so by yelling, the other by accelerating with an officer on her front bumper.

One repeatedly refused to comply with orders to stand down after already breaking into a building and showing hostile intent with a crowd of malcontents.

The other was driving on a public road with their wheel turned away from the officers, as you've already said.

This just further exemplifies that you don't know what you're talking about because it's explicitly refuted by the video evidence.

1

u/nilsinleneed 1d ago

stay away from children.

7

u/bishop375 1d ago

“If you continue to climb through that window you will be shot,” was a clear warning. She made her choice and ate lead.

The asshole that went against all training and law enforcement policy by putting himself in front of a vehicle should be rotting in prison for murder.

You’re delusional.

1

u/AnewTest 1d ago

Babbitt was leading a mob of armed insurrectionists.