Trump supporter's house bombed in MI

[fattboyzz]

I'm on the same page as you, but legally speaking you cant

Another system fail !

 

[Bamafan1973]

You cant commit hate crimes against white people

Oh yes you can. See example 1.

https://www.justice.gov/hatecrimes/learn-about-hate-crimes

 

[JBWJr]

Didn't Trump call for this sort of crap for years? There's several cases of Trump supporters attacking people. Yet when it's reversed, Trump supporters are quick to cry about it.

"There's several cases of Trump supporters attacking people."
Name three....be specific with facts, please.

 

[chazehen]

Don't even bother getting into it with race baiting trolls. Their ideology is set in stone

 

[lostchild]

hate crime

noun
noun: hate crime; plural noun: hate crimes

1. a crime, typically one involving violence, that is motivated by prejudice on the basis of race, religion, sexual orientation, or other grounds.

I hate it when there’s grounds in my coffee.

 

[Bamafan1973]

I hate it when there’s grounds in my coffee

You're in big trouble now. Biden doesn't allow tbat.

 

[rockyfatcat]

Oh yes you can. See example 1.

https://www.justice.gov/hatecrimes/learn-about-hate-crimes

Remember the ‘knock out game’? Black men would randomly throw a devastating punch. With the victim (usually white) oblivious to the attack till they got hammered?

They finally found someone to charge with a hate crime. Yeah, he was white.

All the black folks who did this to whites? No not a hate crime!

 

[Wolf six]

Don't even bother getting into it with race baiting trolls. Their ideology is set in stone

Both of our kids will grow up as minorities in the US. One of us realizes this

 

[CBH13]

Lol. A firework caused the drywall INSIDE to rip apart like that? I call bs. There's no scorch marks or anything burnt other than the shelf area below the window. From the video it looks like the firework hit the house, bounced off, and exploded in the yard. I could see it breaking the window and burning something but destroying all that, no way.

you ever seen what those big mortars do on the ground? after being close to a few of them, i can 100% believe it caused that much damage.

 

[FreedomUSMC]

you ever seen what those big mortars do on the ground? after being close to a few of them, i can 100% believe it caused that much damage.

I'm not saying it didn't cause all that damage, i'm just referring to the wall below the window.

(I'm no expert but I was with an EOD task force back in 2004. I've seen dozens of explosions and survived 4 directly. In my experience, that wall damage is not consistent with the blast pattern.)

Let's think logically...

Look at the video and pause it when it shows the window from the inside. Look at the wall below the window. If the explosion occurred at the window (as the burn spot indicates) the wall below wouldn't be affected. If the explosion occurred after the mortar passed the window threshold, the wall would have minor shrapnel at best and the majority of the damage would be inside the wall (not have the drywall ripped out on the floor). It looks like someone did that damage to the wall before or after the firework went off. Given that there's zero powder burn on anything other than the window landing, the mortar had to explode just inside the window. It doesn't add up.

To cause damage to the drywall like that, the explosion would have had to occur outside of the house and sent some sort of projectile through the wall.

I'm sure there's somebody else in here familiar with explosives.