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  • triptrapper@lemmy.world
    33·
    10 hours ago

    All of these things are true:

    1. This murder of Salgado is equally evil, and equally important, as the murders of Good and Pretti. His death deserves the same amount of outrage and community response.

    2. My nervous system still feels fried from being constantly activated for several months at the beginning of the year.

    3. I see the incongruence and it’s very disturbing to me.

    • i_am_not_a_robot@discuss.tchncs.deEnglish
      10·
      9 hours ago

      This is probably worse.

      The government said they were taking dangerous people off the streets, but in the admittedly small amount of coverage I’ve seen there’s no dispute that he was a hard worker with no criminal background, killed on his way to work. With Good and Pretti, ICE can argue that these people were agitators or something and pretend that justifies killing them, but somebody driving their car to work is not trying to instigate anything.

      You can assume that the statements given by ICE are false since they’ve falsified their reports of every other high profile murder, and even used this line about trying to use the vehicle as a weapon before in cases where that clearly was not what happened.

      You may also assume that given in previous murders there are body camera and vehicle camera and even cell phone camera footage recorded and released by ICE that there is most likely camera footage from this murder as well and ICE has chosen not to release it because not even their supporters would like it.

      • curbstickle@anarchist.nexusEnglish
        7·
        6 hours ago

        With Good and Pretti, ICE can argue that these people were agitators or something and pretend that justifies killing them

        Just want to say that in no way can they argue that unless you have absolutely no idea what happened. Its the equivalent here of believing the argument that Salgado was a hardened criminal prowling the streets.

        All of these “arguments” are entirely baseless and nonsensical.

    • silence7@slrpnk.netOP
      3·
      8 hours ago

      Link is not broken for me. The redirect picks up a gift token which makes access free for people with JavaScript enabled

      • Septimaeus@infosec.pub
        1·
        2 hours ago

        I understand why fellow tin-foilers keep scripting off. There’s no simpler or more complete approach to “security hardening” than off. But I also see far too many bug reports that turn out to be precisely this self-inflicted experience degradation.

        TLDR — It’s fine to be a no-script hardliner, but be upfront about it in your bug reports. It’s the considerate thing to do. Checking with script-enabled sandbox is a nice thing to do.

        e: too finger-waggly for what is usually an honest mistake