THE DAUNTE WRIGHT SHOOTING

[@michaelisbaldnow6063]

I appreciate you making these videos. I came to your channel for old electronics knowledge, which is what I love. But, these kinds of commentaries are what we NEED, so thank you!

[@RandomRetr0]

Well said. Came for your technical knowledge, stayed for the common sense and cat pictures

[@frankartieta4887]

I wish you would not speak of such things ! I thoughts are Look at how the world has gone since we let woman the right to vote You perhaps think a woman could somehow really be a armed working police officer? This I will say If you are in a conflict with a woman who is holding a gun You likely ought to comply and pray you do not get shot

[@bootchop88]

Daunte should have complied. Daunte was a violent criminal. Laws must stand. I Feel for the officer, doing her job and now her life is in jeapordy. Unfortunately the officer will not get a fair trial in this dumb state that our country is in.

[@erikburman530]

Exactly right! How has society come to the point where a cop who saves a black girl from being stabbed is reflexively accused of being a racist? It’s absurd!

[@michaelisbaldnow6063]

Three days after Wright was murdered, a white man in Hutchinson MN (only ~70 miles from Brooklyn Center where Wright was murdered) assaulted a Menards employee, resisted arrest while under gunpoint, started a car chase, closed his car window on an officer's arm and proceeded to drive with the officer's arm trapped in the window. After an officer tried to break open the man's car window with an emergency glass hammer, the man grabbed the hammer and struck the officer on the head. Explain to me how he is alive and Mr. Wright is dead. Look it up, his name is Luke Oeltjenbruns.

[@bootchop88]

@@michaelisbaldnow6063 well in portland oregon the police shot a white man to death in a park. ill bet the racist facist police thought he was black, right.

[@spresc2180]

Stick to electronics and stay away from bullshit, please.

[@erikburman530]

Daunte had an arrest warrant for carrying a loaded gun and fleeing the police. There was every reason for law enforcement officers to believe he was potentially dangerous. The stress levels in such situations are high. Police officers are not robots. They are human and sometimes they make tragic mistakes. Your suggestion that she deliberately murdered him is reprehensible.

[@squarewave2]

Hi Erik, I made no suggestion that she deliberately murdered Dante. Where did you get this? My point was that officer Potter must have shown signs of instability or mental problems long before the tragic shooting.

[@erikburman530]

@@squarewave2 your message came through loud and clear. You provided zero evidence that this was anything other than a sad mistake. Your arguments were contrived and specious and they spoke to an underlying contempt for the police. Shame on you.