Why is it funny that I don't want to use your hyperbolic terminology?
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First of all, they absolutely chased him. And second, I'm laughing that you would even try to draw a distinction without a difference that's compounded with an incorrect premise.
The chase (i.e. "pursuit"), begins at 3:21 in the video timeline of events below.
If that video is correct, I'm relatively okay with calling it a chase. Though the one guy holding the handgun was on the phone with police and attempting to involve them ASAP. Not exactly the stuff murder is made of. Chumpettes just love a good white lynching.
I'm guessing the conservatives/GOP are hoping for a guilty and long term sentence here (2nd degree murder and ~25-30 years for the dad; perhaps manslaughter for the son and ~5 years) so the left will stop crying double standards.
If you don’t know this person then please stop pretending to care.
You are so stupid. Did you know that in a lynching it’s the person who gets lynched that dies and the person who does the lynching that survives? Not the other way around.
I doubt they originally intended to kill Arbery when the call was made, but they thought they had the right to chase him down the street with a gun even though they are not police and they had no evidence that he had done anything seriously wrong. That was problem number 1. And I wonder why they felt that way. Hmmm....
Problem number 2 of course is the fatal consequence of what can happen when you introduce the above risks, which is why they had no business going after Arbery to begin with.