I'm fine with it, even into it you might say. Most people will only ever see someone shot via entertainment mediums, showing them what it actually looks like might give some of them a useful does of reality. Especially in the US where they're so bloody wedded to their firearms and too many don't seem to have the necessary respect for their potentially lethal weaponsJock42 wrote: Fri Jan 08, 2021 10:40 amI have subsequently seen those. Fucking bad craic media outlets showing that.fishfoodie wrote: Wed Jan 06, 2021 11:37 pmBeing reported that she has died.Jock42 wrote: Wed Jan 06, 2021 9:26 pm
She will be pronounced dead. Not often someone in a pre-hospital traumatic arrest survives.
You apparently saw the video of her being brought to the ambulance, while having CPR administered; there's another video of the shooting & the immediate aftermath; & I didn't post it; & was surprised that a respectable media organization did post it; because it was the last thing any family of hers should have seen.
A faint hope perhaps, but it could bring the realisation to Trumpanzees who weren't in attendance that storming a governmental building isn't merely an opportunity to larp as Y'all Qaeda (or, among other favourites, Vanilla Isis, 101st Chairborne, Meal Team Six, Gravy Seals), it's fucking sedition and will be treated as such. It's been very easy for them to spew vitriol in the virtual space or rant at marches while people largely ignore or work around them. Seeing one of their own die in all the grubby reality of that situation might be exactly what they need.
Also a bit of an equaliser from a reporting standpoint; I've seen footage on UK news channels where they cut a fraction of a second before someone dies so you might as well have seen it all or have shown explosions/drone recordings where people have definitely died, but the subjects have been foreign brown people, so no noticeable outcry.