Maybe isn't a rational answer and users have shown images showing he was following traffic according prior to the act. As well as showing a potential dirrect attact with the forementioned bat moments prior to the act.
The angle mentioned is 'percieved danger'. Via a threat such as a loud noise which was heard as a potential gunshot. Relevant if the car was in fact struck-
No, I'm questioning the narrative because certain things to not add up about it. That's called actually thinking for myself. You on the other hand, merely peddle and believe what the boob tube tells you.
I don't have cable, myself, but every time I ask someone for evidence that the car was attacked prior to accelerating into the crowd as claimed I either get brushed off, attacked, or shown a video that contradicts the claim entirely. It's happened many times today.
There is photo evidence of the driver not being the person in custody via the mugshot. This could have been a deep state false flag, and the person they have is a patsy. And before you say it, I do think neo-Nazis exist and yes, they are scumbags, imo.
Completely different facial structure. There are also possible eye witness accounts that the car used or the man in it was swiftly taken away by other cars. Then, coincidentally the helicopter that was covering all of this crashes and both people inside die. Pretty odd series of events, no?
Dude, this is 4chan saying there was a "switcheroo" based on the shit doxx they did of that innocent kid in Michigan. It's basically 4chan being doubly retarded.
That's a set of photos of the arrest of James Alex Fields. 4chan is confused because they were expecting that young kid Joel from Michigan. Because 4chan is very stupid.
True, hence why people are questioning the official narrative. All a part of the investigation.
Question away, just as I question claims made here.
Beginning clearly shows the driver was braking (red lights on the back of the vehicle) after going over the speed bump. By the time the camera pans left, the driver is clearly moving slowly and letting the crowd disburse in front of him. He was certainly not accelerating.
The video clearly shows a man in a white shirt swinging a flag into the back of the car. Keep in mind, this was a the time when the car wasn't moving fast at all. After the flag bash, the driver freaks out and accelerates, probably trying to get away from the mob behind him with baseball bats.
Would you eat in an area with percieved gunshots coming in your general direction?
We need to really assess the fear angle. Ive had a rock hit my car on the freeway and its scared me. Why wouldnt a bat scare you via your car being surrounded by unfriendly people attacking it?
Would you eat in an area with percieved gunshots coming in your general direction?
Nobody was attacking him until he was driving into the crowd.
We need to really assess the fear angle. Ive had a rock hit my car on the freeway and its scared me. Why wouldnt a bat scare you via your car being surrounded by unfriendly people attacking it?
That's not how it works, you're asking me to prove a negative. I'm saying there's no evidence to YOUR claim that he was attacked prior to accelerating into the crowd.
And you have not delivered evidence to support your claim.
When someone makes a claim they should have evidence. I'm not making a claim, I'm asking you for evidence of yours.
I'm not claiming it's impossible, I'm saying that nobody has provided evidence that shows he was attacked prior to accelerating into the crowd.
I've asked a hundred times, every time I see someone claim it to be the case. They usually hem, haw, show me a video that completely contradicts the claim, or call me a shill. Or all three.
I feel ive submitted that evidence. I feel more will come to light. Please show evidence contrary to the evidence I submitted. Or at least admit there is room for my arguments.
Eyewitness Testimony is evidence. There are arguments of an attack on the car prior.
So your evidence is that somebody, somewhere said so. No video, photo, or audio evidence. Just someone saying they heard it from a cop? Thirdhand hearsay?
No my argument is that there appears to be various sources indicating the situation is not so black and white and that users should remain unbiased to the media and consider the evidence, prior to drawing a conclusion.
My claim is that users should await their personal decision of guilt; until claims are fully overseen and evaluated by those taking part in their respected investigations.
I.e. Put pitchforks on hold. Let people do their jobs.
Of course it does. Why would he need to be accelerating from as far away as possible? He intentionally got up to a deadly velocity, after tapping his brakes. Whether he was aligning himself or having second thoughts or just braking by reflex upon seeing a wall of humans, I have no idea. It doesn't matter, when his next action was to accelerate to the point that he injured many people and murdered one.
I don't think it would have been a rational belief on his part, even if there were evidence of any attack he could have perceived as a gunshot prior to his driving into the crowd.
Even if he did think he was being shot at, it wouldn't excuse his reversing at speed over people.
Again. The intent isn't to claim he's innocent. Im not defending him.
The intent was to demonstrate the difference between intent. Failing to abide by the law is criminal in either extent. However tge circumstances of his actions should be carefully overseen and evaluated prior to escalating this to a willful act. As others have been physically outlining.
My point is to state that this truly may not have been intentional. Based on the linked evidence provided.
Having done some investigation of criminal and fraudulent activity, asking whether people took the optimal actions to achieve their goals is not an effective line of inquiry. People don't do the most efficient thing. People act on impulse or emotion, they make mistakes, they get sloppy.
Your sources of inquiry don't support your presuppositions, such as an attack on him that predates his acceleration towards the crowd.
I don't imagine they are the only sources available. I merely hope to show that a decision should be carefully placed on hold until the experts give the final verdict.
I don't imagine that you do imagine that. Speculating that maybe other unknown sources exist to support your speculation is also not carefully analyzing the available evidence.
Maybe isn't a rational answer and users have shown images showing he was following traffic according prior to the act. As well as showing a potential dirrect attact with the forementioned bat moments prior to the act.
Beginning clearly shows the driver was braking (red lights on the back of the vehicle) after going over the speed bump. By the time the camera pans left, the driver is clearly moving slowly and letting the crowd disburse in front of him. He was certainly not accelerating.
The video clearly shows a man in a white shirt swinging a flag into the back of the car. Keep in mind, this was a the time when the car wasn't moving fast at all. After the flag bash, the driver freaks out and accelerates, probably trying to get away from the mob behind him with baseball bats.
The angle mentioned is 'percieved danger'. Via a threat such as a loud noise which was heard as a potential gunshot. Relevant if the car was in fact struck-
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1 iantm 2017-08-14
There's no evidence he was attacked prior to accelerating into the crowd.
He was a long way from Ohio, lol. Maybe chill for a minute and let the march pass instead of running them over?
1 ParsingSol 2017-08-14
Maybe he was applying for a job.
Maybe isn't a rational answer and users have shown images showing he was following traffic according prior to the act. As well as showing a potential dirrect attact with the forementioned bat moments prior to the act.
I imagine we will know more soon.
1 iantm 2017-08-14
He was at the rally with the white nationalists dude. He's photographed holding their symbols and marching with them.
1 ParsingSol 2017-08-14
https://nebulous.cloud/threads/evidence-that-suggests-driver-was-attacked-with-bats-before-hitting-crowd-charlottesville.20881/
1 iantm 2017-08-14
Same videos as before, none of them show the car being attacked prior to accelerating into the crowd.
1 ParsingSol 2017-08-14
According to the link the strike can be heard on the video supplied by the user. Multiple users also verifying the strike prior to the act.
Supporting evidence is important when considering the choices in a fight vs. Flight scenario.
1 iantm 2017-08-14
He's already driving into the crowd when the video begins, dude.
Fight or flight, or just park and go get something to eat or something.
He could have done ANYTHING except running people over.
1 ParsingSol 2017-08-14
The angle mentioned is 'percieved danger'. Via a threat such as a loud noise which was heard as a potential gunshot. Relevant if the car was in fact struck-
1 iantm 2017-08-14
There's no evidence the car was struck by anyone prior to accelerating into the crowd. For the hundredth time.
1 Kolyin 2017-08-14
Yes, multiple people are pushing a carefully-constructed narrative to vindicate the murderer. But the video clearly doesn't support their story.
1 Putin_loves_cats 2017-08-14
All you're doing, is pushing the MSM narrative.
1 Kolyin 2017-08-14
You're assuming that it's wrong because it's what you see on the news. That's ideology, not thinking.
1 Putin_loves_cats 2017-08-14
No, I'm questioning the narrative because certain things to not add up about it. That's called actually thinking for myself. You on the other hand, merely peddle and believe what the boob tube tells you.
1 iantm 2017-08-14
I don't have cable, myself, but every time I ask someone for evidence that the car was attacked prior to accelerating into the crowd as claimed I either get brushed off, attacked, or shown a video that contradicts the claim entirely. It's happened many times today.
1 Putin_loves_cats 2017-08-14
There is photo evidence of the driver not being the person in custody via the mugshot. This could have been a deep state false flag, and the person they have is a patsy. And before you say it, I do think neo-Nazis exist and yes, they are scumbags, imo.
1 iantm 2017-08-14
Feel free to share this with the class.
1 Putin_loves_cats 2017-08-14
https://www.reddit.com/r/conspiracy/comments/6tgtgg/make_your_own_enhanced_image_of_the_driver_using/
1 iantm 2017-08-14
What am I supposed to look at within that link?
1 Putin_loves_cats 2017-08-14
You're really that lazy? Jesus....
1 iantm 2017-08-14
Looks like the guy in the mugshot to me, dunno.
1 Putin_loves_cats 2017-08-14
Completely different facial structure. There are also possible eye witness accounts that the car used or the man in it was swiftly taken away by other cars. Then, coincidentally the helicopter that was covering all of this crashes and both people inside die. Pretty odd series of events, no?
1 iantm 2017-08-14
They look like they have the same facial structures to me, shrug.
Do tell.
Yes. But an odd series of events requires evidence to graduate to a conspiracy.
1 Putin_loves_cats 2017-08-14
Wat? The mugshot guy has a chubby round face, while the picture of the person in the car has a strong jaw and muscular neck. Dude looks military.
https://www.reddit.com/r/conspiracy/comments/6th5ki/anon_living_near_arrest_site_posts_photos_of/
True, hence why people are questioning the official narrative. All a part of the investigation.
1 iantm 2017-08-14
You can't even see his neck and jaw. You're filling in blanks there.
Dude, this is 4chan saying there was a "switcheroo" based on the shit doxx they did of that innocent kid in Michigan. It's basically 4chan being doubly retarded.
That's a set of photos of the arrest of James Alex Fields. 4chan is confused because they were expecting that young kid Joel from Michigan. Because 4chan is very stupid.
Question away, just as I question claims made here.
1 ChadluvsZion 2017-08-14
What narrative should it be about a guy that plows a car into a crowd?
1 Putin_loves_cats 2017-08-14
Should be investigating the inconsistencies. Do you really think Sadam had weapons of mass destruction and we had evidence, hence why we invaded?
1 ParsingSol 2017-08-14
In the event he was afraid for his life. The difference between intentional and unintentional murder I suppose.
1 illumination_station 2017-08-14
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pVkD7c2D6H0
Did you even watch the video?
Beginning clearly shows the driver was braking (red lights on the back of the vehicle) after going over the speed bump. By the time the camera pans left, the driver is clearly moving slowly and letting the crowd disburse in front of him. He was certainly not accelerating.
The video clearly shows a man in a white shirt swinging a flag into the back of the car. Keep in mind, this was a the time when the car wasn't moving fast at all. After the flag bash, the driver freaks out and accelerates, probably trying to get away from the mob behind him with baseball bats.
1 iantm 2017-08-14
Nobody is attacking that vehicle until he's driving into the crowd. You can see the crowd diving out the way prior to anyone striking the car.
At the point this video begins his intent is already clear. I've seen this video a dozen times today.
1 ParsingSol 2017-08-14
Would you eat in an area with percieved gunshots coming in your general direction?
We need to really assess the fear angle. Ive had a rock hit my car on the freeway and its scared me. Why wouldnt a bat scare you via your car being surrounded by unfriendly people attacking it?
1 iantm 2017-08-14
Nobody was attacking him until he was driving into the crowd.
Did you drive into a crowd of people?
1 ParsingSol 2017-08-14
I'd argue it was struck due to the photographs provided in the thread I linked. As well as audio recordings...
1 iantm 2017-08-14
What?
1 ParsingSol 2017-08-14
The little link included with multiple links attached... View them-
1 iantm 2017-08-14
I understand that part, I'm asking what you mean specifically.
1 ParsingSol 2017-08-14
It is in the link for the second time.
1 iantm 2017-08-14
And it does not support your claim at all.
1 ParsingSol 2017-08-14
Show me specifically that his intent was to harm others.
1 iantm 2017-08-14
Why don't you ask the dead and injured?
1 ParsingSol 2017-08-14
Why don't you show evidence of your claim?
1 iantm 2017-08-14
I don't have a claim.
1 ParsingSol 2017-08-14
You claim tge cqr was not struck at all. Can you prove that?
1 iantm 2017-08-14
That's not how it works, you're asking me to prove a negative. I'm saying there's no evidence to YOUR claim that he was attacked prior to accelerating into the crowd.
And you have not delivered evidence to support your claim.
1 ParsingSol 2017-08-14
It actually works both ways.
Im merely asking users to consider an absolutely potential scenario. You claim this is an impossible scenario.
Please demonstrate why. Or leave the option as a potential option as others including myself have. Ty.
1 iantm 2017-08-14
When someone makes a claim they should have evidence. I'm not making a claim, I'm asking you for evidence of yours.
I'm not claiming it's impossible, I'm saying that nobody has provided evidence that shows he was attacked prior to accelerating into the crowd.
I've asked a hundred times, every time I see someone claim it to be the case. They usually hem, haw, show me a video that completely contradicts the claim, or call me a shill. Or all three.
1 ParsingSol 2017-08-14
I feel ive submitted that evidence. I feel more will come to light. Please show evidence contrary to the evidence I submitted. Or at least admit there is room for my arguments.
1 iantm 2017-08-14
Every piece of evidence you've shared shows the car already driving into the crowd when attacked.
1 ParsingSol 2017-08-14
Again. Eyewitness Testimony is evidence. There are arguments of an attack on the car prior. That is evidence.
1 iantm 2017-08-14
So your evidence is that somebody, somewhere said so. No video, photo, or audio evidence. Just someone saying they heard it from a cop? Thirdhand hearsay?
1 ParsingSol 2017-08-14
No my argument is that there appears to be various sources indicating the situation is not so black and white and that users should remain unbiased to the media and consider the evidence, prior to drawing a conclusion.
1 iantm 2017-08-14
So far you've shared a tweet where someone claims a cop who wasn't there says Fields may acted in self-defense. That's it.
1 ParsingSol 2017-08-14
My claim is that users should await their personal decision of guilt; until claims are fully overseen and evaluated by those taking part in their respected investigations.
I.e. Put pitchforks on hold. Let people do their jobs.
Sheesh-
1 Kolyin 2017-08-14
At what second in that video do you see brakelights?
1 illumination_station 2017-08-14
It's at the very beginning... 0:00
http://imgur.com/a/jsyKm
1 Kolyin 2017-08-14
So before he accelerated into the crowd.
1 illumination_station 2017-08-14
That's retarded. He slowed down (but not before speed bump) when his goal was to run people over? Doesn't make any sense.
1 Kolyin 2017-08-14
Of course it does. Why would he need to be accelerating from as far away as possible? He intentionally got up to a deadly velocity, after tapping his brakes. Whether he was aligning himself or having second thoughts or just braking by reflex upon seeing a wall of humans, I have no idea. It doesn't matter, when his next action was to accelerate to the point that he injured many people and murdered one.
1 woahdidnotseethat 2017-08-14
Proceeds to defend him.
1 ParsingSol 2017-08-14
Im defending circumstances in play. Not the driver nor their reckless actions.
1 Kolyin 2017-08-14
What's the distinction, in your mind?
1 ParsingSol 2017-08-14
Liability.
Would you sit calmly in a scenario when potentially being shot at drom behind? Ratiinal question...?
1 iantm 2017-08-14
Nobody was attacking him prior to when he accelerated into the crowd.
1 Kolyin 2017-08-14
I don't think it would have been a rational belief on his part, even if there were evidence of any attack he could have perceived as a gunshot prior to his driving into the crowd.
Even if he did think he was being shot at, it wouldn't excuse his reversing at speed over people.
1 ParsingSol 2017-08-14
Again. The intent isn't to claim he's innocent. Im not defending him.
The intent was to demonstrate the difference between intent. Failing to abide by the law is criminal in either extent. However tge circumstances of his actions should be carefully overseen and evaluated prior to escalating this to a willful act. As others have been physically outlining.
My point is to state that this truly may not have been intentional. Based on the linked evidence provided.
1 Kolyin 2017-08-14
Wild speculation that contradicts the available evidence isn't "carefully" evaluating anything.
1 ParsingSol 2017-08-14
I've provided multiole sources.
Why did he engage the crowd within legal regulation from the start if his intents were illicit. Wouldnt a running start have been more efficient?
1 Kolyin 2017-08-14
Having done some investigation of criminal and fraudulent activity, asking whether people took the optimal actions to achieve their goals is not an effective line of inquiry. People don't do the most efficient thing. People act on impulse or emotion, they make mistakes, they get sloppy.
Your sources of inquiry don't support your presuppositions, such as an attack on him that predates his acceleration towards the crowd.
1 ParsingSol 2017-08-14
I don't imagine they are the only sources available. I merely hope to show that a decision should be carefully placed on hold until the experts give the final verdict.
1 Kolyin 2017-08-14
I don't imagine that you do imagine that. Speculating that maybe other unknown sources exist to support your speculation is also not carefully analyzing the available evidence.
1 ParsingSol 2017-08-14
Its just as dangerous as stating it 'fact' when the facts are greatly 'unknown'.
1 ParsingSol 2017-08-14
Maybe he was applying for a job.
Maybe isn't a rational answer and users have shown images showing he was following traffic according prior to the act. As well as showing a potential dirrect attact with the forementioned bat moments prior to the act.
I imagine we will know more soon.
1 illumination_station 2017-08-14
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pVkD7c2D6H0
Did you even watch the video?
Beginning clearly shows the driver was braking (red lights on the back of the vehicle) after going over the speed bump. By the time the camera pans left, the driver is clearly moving slowly and letting the crowd disburse in front of him. He was certainly not accelerating.
The video clearly shows a man in a white shirt swinging a flag into the back of the car. Keep in mind, this was a the time when the car wasn't moving fast at all. After the flag bash, the driver freaks out and accelerates, probably trying to get away from the mob behind him with baseball bats.
1 ParsingSol 2017-08-14
The angle mentioned is 'percieved danger'. Via a threat such as a loud noise which was heard as a potential gunshot. Relevant if the car was in fact struck-
1 iantm 2017-08-14
There's no evidence the car was struck by anyone prior to accelerating into the crowd. For the hundredth time.
1 ParsingSol 2017-08-14
It is in the link for the second time.
1 ParsingSol 2017-08-14
I've provided multiole sources.
Why did he engage the crowd within legal regulation from the start if his intents were illicit. Wouldnt a running start have been more efficient?