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@fornichessate saidSo for you, all the KILLINGS, the MURDERS are justified. You need to move to Moscow where you would be greeted as a hero, maybe even get a job as talking head in Moscow like Maria.
The traitors are y'all siding with illegals.
The only uproar is from pathetic blue states that have a white savior disorder.
One of the latest shooting was a totally unprovoked attack by the gestapo where she was shot FIVE TIMES and lived and she drove herself to hospital where the treated her but just 3 HOURS IN HOSPITAL the FBI took her to jail where she stayed with ZERO medical help and she survived ALL of that but now her body is disfigured with bullet holes all over and the bastard who shot her BOASTED about it, HEY I got SEVEN HOLES WITH FIVE BULLETS, FKING QUOTE.
So take your ultrarightwingnut BS and shove it up your now orange colored ASS.
@Suzianne saidIf I were on a sidewalk, and you drove near me without hitting me, I should be arrested for shooting you for no reason.
If you try to shoot me from the sidewalk, as I am driving by, yeah.
But Susie, as I am tired of telling you, the man was hit and suffered from internal bleeding. Do you know that you can die if blood is draining into your body cavities?
So if I am not on the sidewalk, and you hit me in a way that internal bleeding develops, I would be in the right to shoot you in the face.
Here see a small factoid. Thank you very much.
“In short: official statements say the ICE agent was injured and had internal bleeding, but evidence from video does not clearly support that he was run over by her vehicle in the incident. The precise cause and extent of his injuries remain part of ongoing debate and reporting. ”
This is from Chat. The invention of Chat will be the ruinationof you liberals on the Forum….. running, but not hiding.
The ghost person who considers himself a debater stated earlier that America has more gun killings than the UK does . So, though I did not need to,I went to Chat and said please write me something that shows they have no guns in the UK. That defeated his stupid post.
Here again, same thing. You just blurt out something without researching it. The officer could die tomorrow from the internal bleeding if it cannot be stopped.
Chalk up another win for Joe.
@AverageJoe1 saidStop lying, he did not have "internal injuries".
If I were on a sidewalk, and you drove near me without hitting me, I should be arrested for shooting you for no reason.
But Susie, as I am tired of telling you, the man was hit and suffered from internal bleeding. Do you know that you can die if blood is draining into your body cavities?
So if I am not on the sidewalk, and you hit me in a way that internal bleed ...[text shortened]... die tomorrow from the internal bleeding if it cannot be stopped.
Chalk up another win for Joe.
For God's sake, she barely touched him, and that only because he put his hand out.
Chat? You mean like AI? Inaccurate at best. Did you give it a leading question?
Or like here where you can just lie your ass off all day?
@AverageJoe1 saidhttps://www.theguardian.com/media/2026/jan/15/cbs-news-ice-officer-injuries
If I were on a sidewalk, and you drove near me without hitting me, I should be arrested for shooting you for no reason.
But Susie, as I am tired of telling you, the man was hit and suffered from internal bleeding. Do you know that you can die if blood is draining into your body cavities?
So if I am not on the sidewalk, and you hit me in a way that internal bleed ...[text shortened]... die tomorrow from the internal bleeding if it cannot be stopped.
Chalk up another win for Joe.
CBS News report on ICE officer’s injuries drew ‘huge internal concern’
Anonymously sourced report that Jonathan Ross ‘suffered internal bleeding’ after killing Renee Good faced skepticism inside CBS newsroom
Some CBS News employees expressed concern after the network cited two anonymous “US officials” on Wednesday to report that the ICE officer who fatally shot Renee Nicole Good in Minneapolis “suffered internal bleeding to the torso” after the incident.
CBS initially published the account about officer Jonathan Ross on X, formerly Twitter. About 30 minutes later, the network followed up with another post, containing a link to an article by two correspondents that similarly cited “two US officials briefed on his medical condition”.
The report, which was not extensively covered by other news organizations, drew an immediate response on social media from critics who questioned the network’s sourcing – and whether it aligned with the Trump administration’s preferred focus.
But there was also internal skepticism at the network about the report, according to emails viewed by the Guardian. It was met with “huge internal concern” by some, one CBS News staffer said. Others viewed the conversations as standard editorial discussions.
Before the original report was published, a medical producer at the network suggested in an email to colleagues that “it would be helpful to ask what type of treatment he received”, and whether the officer received surgery or any other type of procedure.
In another email, an executive expressed skepticism about the broad nature of the medical diagnosis, and what it actually entailed. “I’m no doctor, but internal bleeding is a very broad term and can range in severity,” wrote CBS News senior vice-president David Reiter.
“A bruise is internal bleeding. But it can also be something serious,” Reiter continued. “We do know that the ICE agent walked away from the incident – we have that on camera.” (The network’s story noted that “videos from the scene showed Ross walking away after the incident”.)
The network’s top editor, Bari Weiss, expressed a high level of interest in the story on an editorial call on Wednesday morning, according to staffers who listened.
“There was big internal dissension about the ‘internal bleeding’ report here last night,” the CBS News staffer, who was not authorized to speak publicly, said. “It was viewed as a thinly veiled, anonymous leak by [the Trump administration] to someone who’d carry it online.”
“Felt to many here like we were carrying water for the admin’s justifying of the shooting to keep our access to our sources,” said a second network staffer, who was also not authorized to comment.
In a statement, a CBS News spokesperson said the network “went through its rigorous editorial process and decided it was reportable based on the reporting, the reporters, and the sourcing”.
CBS, which labeled its story as an “exclusive”, was not totally alone on the story. The ABC News live blog published a two-paragraph update repeating the claim and citing “multiple US officials familiar with [Ross’s] medical condition” – but noting that the officials “didn’t provide more details about the medical condition”.
Other news organizations, including NBC News and the New York Times, also made brief mentions of the claim. Fox News, which published a full story, cited a confirmation from the Department of Homeland Security spokesperson Tricia McLaughlin – though it acknowledged that “the extent of the bleeding … was not immediately clear”.
The Guardian has not independently confirmed the report.
Since Weiss took over as editor-in-chief in early October, the network has faced accusations of favoritism toward the Trump administration. CBS has been controlled since last year by Paramount Skydance, the media conglomerate heavily bankrolled by the tech billionaire and Oracle co-founder Larry Ellison, a friend of the president.
On Tuesday, the CBS News anchor Tony Dokoupil scored an exclusive interview with Trump, who claimed he would not have recently been made anchor of the CBS Evening News if Kamala Harris had won the 2024 election. When Dokoupil pushed back, Trump conceded that he might have, “but at a lesser salary”.
https://www.theguardian.com/media/2026/jan/15/cbs-news-ice-officer-injuries
@AverageJoe1 said"“In short: official statements say the ICE agent was injured and had internal bleeding, but evidence from video does not clearly support that he was run over by her vehicle in the incident. The precise cause and extent of his injuries remain part of ongoing debate and reporting."
If I were on a sidewalk, and you drove near me without hitting me, I should be arrested for shooting you for no reason.
But Susie, as I am tired of telling you, the man was hit and suffered from internal bleeding. Do you know that you can die if blood is draining into your body cavities?
So if I am not on the sidewalk, and you hit me in a way that internal bleed ...[text shortened]... die tomorrow from the internal bleeding if it cannot be stopped.
Chalk up another win for Joe.
A bruise is technically "internal bleeding."
@Suzianne saidSue will follow up now, telling js he did NOT have interntal injuries, from HER source. Debate is really tight, right down to the finisih line!!!!
Stop lying, he did not have "internal injuries".
For God's sake, she barely touched him, and that only because he put his hand out.
Chat? You mean like AI? Inaccurate at best. Did you give it a leading question?
Or like here where you can just lie your ass off all day?
@Suzianne saidsorry too long, i am sure you have nailed it...............but why would a 'nail it' be so long and explanatory!????!?! methinks you are 'correct' too much!" 😆 😆
https://www.theguardian.com/media/2026/jan/15/cbs-news-ice-officer-injuries
CBS News report on ICE officer’s injuries drew ‘huge internal concern’
Anonymously sourced report that Jonathan Ross ‘suffered internal bleeding’ after killing Renee Good faced skepticism inside CBS newsroom
Some CBS News employees expressed concern after the network cited two an ...[text shortened]... at a lesser salary”.
https://www.theguardian.com/media/2026/jan/15/cbs-news-ice-officer-injuries