Why People Are Freaking Out About Olivia Munn, Tana Mongeau, Dallas PD, Nike Fallout, & More.
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Date: 2019-11-01
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Enlightened Renegade
Yeah, the officer should have been arrested that night. What happened was a horrible tragedy and a very unfortunate accident that I wish hadn't happened or involved the killing of an innocent man. Phil, what you failed to mention was that she had multiple times ordered him to put his hands up and get on the ground so she could further investigate the scene. I'm not one to blame the victim (and to be honest, he's not completely to blame, only a minor part) but had he followed these orders he'd still be alive today. This officer is very much guilty of manslaughter and trespassing but had this man followed orders I guarantee you he would still be alive today. This type of thing has happened before, but the innocent followed orders and was unharmed, just a little psyched out. In each of these cases the innocent was compensated by the police department. This case was just horrendously tragic and that's my word on it.
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Yeah, the officer should have been arrested that night. What happened was a horrible tragedy and a very unfortunate accident that I wish hadn't happened or involved the killing of an innocent man. Phil, what you failed to mention was that she had multiple times ordered him to put his hands up and get on the ground so she could further investigate the scene. I'm not one to blame the victim (and to be honest, he's not completely to blame, only a minor part) but had he followed these orders he'd still be alive today. This officer is very much guilty of manslaughter and trespassing but had this man followed orders I guarantee you he would still be alive today. This type of thing has happened before, but the innocent followed orders and was unharmed, just a little psyched out. In each of these cases the innocent was compensated by the police department. This case was just horrendously tragic and that's my word on it.
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dimos vallis
i know this is a horrible horrible accident but i think again it just boils down to the easiness americans and especially law enforcers in US are used to take out their guns and shoot. i will never understand why there are so many instances of shooting because someone wanted to stop someone(in my opinion pointing a gun at someone means holding a life in your hand and not trying to stop anything ) or didnt even ask a question before he/she shoots like in this case. and in many cases its all legal. i mean just chill dude. dont draw your gun about everything. its your right to shoot someone thats in your place but why do it. exit your home, lock him inside and call the cops or in that case exit the appantment and call reemforments or anything else that just fckn kill him because you can. but no. you choose to kill a poor burgler for example. it will never make sense to me.
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i know this is a horrible horrible accident but i think again it just boils down to the easiness americans and especially law enforcers in US are used to take out their guns and shoot. i will never understand why there are so many instances of shooting because someone wanted to stop someone(in my opinion pointing a gun at someone means holding a life in your hand and not trying to stop anything ) or didnt even ask a question before he/she shoots like in this case. and in many cases its all legal. i mean just chill dude. dont draw your gun about everything. its your right to shoot someone thats in your place but why do it. exit your home, lock him inside and call the cops or in that case exit the appantment and call reemforments or anything else that just fckn kill him because you can. but no. you choose to kill a poor burgler for example. it will never make sense to me.
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JessieSamanthaEmily
I don't understand how shooting first and asking questions later could be considered manslaughter. Is that not second degree murder? Pointing a gun and pulling the trigger has intention. Manslaughter is when you kill someone without intending to, but it was reckless in someway, like joking around drunk with a loaded gun and accidentally shooting someone. Not pointing and shooting intentionally. I'm not a law expert, I know, but this just seems so out there to me. And like, even if it was her apartment and he was an intruder (which this isn't the case at all, but that's her supposed perception of the situation, he was coming towards the door to an outdoor balcony to leave? And not hurt her most likely? But she thinks she is in the right to shoot and kill someone for a non-violent crime and trying to leave? Honestly, American's live by some twisted logic.
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I don't understand how shooting first and asking questions later could be considered manslaughter. Is that not second degree murder? Pointing a gun and pulling the trigger has intention. Manslaughter is when you kill someone without intending to, but it was reckless in someway, like joking around drunk with a loaded gun and accidentally shooting someone. Not pointing and shooting intentionally. I'm not a law expert, I know, but this just seems so out there to me. And like, even if it was her apartment and he was an intruder (which this isn't the case at all, but that's her supposed perception of the situation, he was coming towards the door to an outdoor balcony to leave? And not hurt her most likely? But she thinks she is in the right to shoot and kill someone for a non-violent crime and trying to leave? Honestly, American's live by some twisted logic.
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Dustin Charles
I used to like Munn. Don't get me wrong. The 2010 conviction is something disgusting, but did the guy not do his time? Is Olivia Munn a 14 year old girl, or did she bring a 14 year old daughter on set with her, not knowing? Don't be a drama queen is all, if you're nothing like the victim, if nothing like that situation is reflected in the current situation, etc. I mean, otherwise, what, he can't fly in a plane with other people? He can't hail a taxi cab if it's a female driver? He can't cross the road if a grown woman is also crossing the road without him telling her about his conviction 8 years ago? Again, I'm not condoning what he did, but I'm not condoning the reaction 8 years later either when there's no repeat or similar situation in context.
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I used to like Munn. Don't get me wrong. The 2010 conviction is something disgusting, but did the guy not do his time? Is Olivia Munn a 14 year old girl, or did she bring a 14 year old daughter on set with her, not knowing? Don't be a drama queen is all, if you're nothing like the victim, if nothing like that situation is reflected in the current situation, etc. I mean, otherwise, what, he can't fly in a plane with other people? He can't hail a taxi cab if it's a female driver? He can't cross the road if a grown woman is also crossing the road without him telling her about his conviction 8 years ago? Again, I'm not condoning what he did, but I'm not condoning the reaction 8 years later either when there's no repeat or similar situation in context.
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XxkanezxX
Why was she not arrested for killing a man in his own house you ask? Because she's a white cop and a white cop can do no wrong, she must have been justifiably right in pulling the trigger. A white cop won't just kill someone for no reason maybe it was an honest mistake so before we jump into conclusions and arrest the innocent white cop lets really think about things from her prepective and fully investigate it before we arrest the white cop. She was also crying and since she was crying she knew what she did was wrong so there is no need to bring her in and make her feel more guilty, we shouldn't blame her its an honest mistake. I hope you guys dont think we are just letting murders get off its just due to circumstances this time okay: )
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Why was she not arrested for killing a man in his own house you ask? Because she's a white cop and a white cop can do no wrong, she must have been justifiably right in pulling the trigger. A white cop won't just kill someone for no reason maybe it was an honest mistake so before we jump into conclusions and arrest the innocent white cop lets really think about things from her prepective and fully investigate it before we arrest the white cop. She was also crying and since she was crying she knew what she did was wrong so there is no need to bring her in and make her feel more guilty, we shouldn't blame her its an honest mistake. I hope you guys dont think we are just letting murders get off its just due to circumstances this time okay: )
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ThePsychoKillers
So sad about the young man who lost his life to a police officer. Now, why would a police dept have an officer work a 15 hr shift? Seriously, if she was that tired, exhausted, etc. that she parked wrong and went to the wrong apt, then obviously she wasn't in her right mind and definitely not capable of her job at that time. I wouldn't want her trying to help me if she was worked that hard. Everyone needs rest to recuperate and re energize Maybe people should start looking at the dept as to why they are working their officers beyond exhaustion, and knowing that they aren't in prime shape for duty. Also, why was she outside instead of trying to help him and why use the phone and not her radio?
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So sad about the young man who lost his life to a police officer. Now, why would a police dept have an officer work a 15 hr shift? Seriously, if she was that tired, exhausted, etc. that she parked wrong and went to the wrong apt, then obviously she wasn't in her right mind and definitely not capable of her job at that time. I wouldn't want her trying to help me if she was worked that hard. Everyone needs rest to recuperate and re energize Maybe people should start looking at the dept as to why they are working their officers beyond exhaustion, and knowing that they aren't in prime shape for duty. Also, why was she outside instead of trying to help him and why use the phone and not her radio?
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Tyler Massey
I don't see the controversy with not arresting the officer. Everybody assuming that a non-officer would have been arrested seems presumptuous at best. If the situation was exactly the same where the person who shot was the one who called it in, and stayed at the scene until the cops arrived, and didn't know the victim, and had no obvious motive to do this, and was obviously distraught at the situation, I would not be surprised in the least if they weren't arrested cop or not. PS If the victim had not been black, and there was no opportunity to imply racism, then none of us would be hearing about this. This is no more than a tragic accident which media vultures are seizing upon to get clicks.
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I don't see the controversy with not arresting the officer. Everybody assuming that a non-officer would have been arrested seems presumptuous at best. If the situation was exactly the same where the person who shot was the one who called it in, and stayed at the scene until the cops arrived, and didn't know the victim, and had no obvious motive to do this, and was obviously distraught at the situation, I would not be surprised in the least if they weren't arrested cop or not. PS If the victim had not been black, and there was no opportunity to imply racism, then none of us would be hearing about this. This is no more than a tragic accident which media vultures are seizing upon to get clicks.
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Kathy Mullins
I really don't understand why officers are so trigger happy. Why didn't she say this is the police put your hands on top of your head, turn around and back out of the apartment? Why didn't she call for backup first which is protocol, this may have given her time to realize she was at the wrong apartment? Why shoot first and ask questions later? Of course she got preferential treatment, officers take care of their own. And of course it was just a black man so why do the right thing when the wrong then happens all the time. I feel for her, but a man is dead, so I feel more for him. Dead in his own apartment minding his business, if only his door was locked. :(
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I really don't understand why officers are so trigger happy. Why didn't she say this is the police put your hands on top of your head, turn around and back out of the apartment? Why didn't she call for backup first which is protocol, this may have given her time to realize she was at the wrong apartment? Why shoot first and ask questions later? Of course she got preferential treatment, officers take care of their own. And of course it was just a black man so why do the right thing when the wrong then happens all the time. I feel for her, but a man is dead, so I feel more for him. Dead in his own apartment minding his business, if only his door was locked. :(
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Andrew Taylor
First time I have ever disagreed Phil. The guy flirted in email while that's gross and wrong he didn't carry our the actions and paid a price for the actions he did take. Olivia isn't a hero for digging up someone's past and ruining their life moving forward she didn't discover current actions and save someone she just used someone's past mistakes too kill a future. When someone commits a crime and paid the price set by the court that's it Anton- consequence- closed move on. If the same mistakes and wrong doings are continued then more action required. The past shouldn't define or future.
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First time I have ever disagreed Phil. The guy flirted in email while that's gross and wrong he didn't carry our the actions and paid a price for the actions he did take. Olivia isn't a hero for digging up someone's past and ruining their life moving forward she didn't discover current actions and save someone she just used someone's past mistakes too kill a future. When someone commits a crime and paid the price set by the court that's it Anton- consequence- closed move on. If the same mistakes and wrong doings are continued then more action required. The past shouldn't define or future.
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