Crime Eric Clanton, Antifa "Professor Bike Lock" Attacker Arrested!

Ichibanner said:
This still makes me chuckle and I don't advocate violence against women unless the women have decided to give in to violence themselves. You want equal rights and step up to men as their equal? You want to step into a fight were men are throwing down? OK. Reap what you sow.

Had she stayed home, not taken a glass bottle into battle, picked a better boyfriend (who didn't participate in this nonsense), or attempted to dress, look, and act like a respectable lady she might not have gotten a fist to the dome.
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The saddest part is that this all is distracting from her day job and depriving the world of her best, most dedicated hair-porn work.
:(
 
Ruprecht said:
I'm talking about the conservative blogs and pages that spread the accusations.
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Right on. Considering the MSM didn't report on him, do you think the penetration of the accusation into the public was deep enough to result in many potential jurors in the most liberal part of our country hearing about it?

In the US there is a jury
selection/dismissal process by which legal representatives question the potential juror pool on any preconceptions, prior knowledge, etc, and can choose to dismiss jurors. Do you think this process is sufficient to root out jurors who may have heard the accusations and his name prior to the arrest?
 
Giblert said:
Right on. Considering the MSM didn't report on him, do you think the penetration of the accusation into the public was deep enough to result in many potential jurors in the most liberal part of our country hearing about it?

In the US there is a jury
selection/dismissal process by which legal representatives question the potential juror pool on any preconceptions, prior knowledge, etc, and can choose to dismiss jurors. Do you think this process is sufficient to root out jurors who may have heard the accusations and his name prior to the arrest?
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Yes, because even if they aren't mouth breathing social media users, chances of them googling him would be high.
That's the exact problem I'm talking about.
 
WiolentOne said:
Who investigated and reported the fake order of bikelocks?
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No one. The story was distorted as it was told. The original tweet (now deleted) made it clear that it was trolling. The same bullshit is still being propagated. Typical of these cut and paste, mindless repeaters.
 
Ruprecht said:
No one. The story was distorted as it was told. The original tweet (now deleted) made it clear that it was trolling. The same bullshit is still being propagated. Typical of these cut and paste, mindless repeaters.
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Should we even be talking about it all here? I mean, our discussion might impede a fair trial. I wouldn't want to influence the jury one way or another.
 
WiolentOne said:
Should we even be talking about it all here? I mean, our discussion might impede a fair trial. I wouldn't want to influence the jury one way or another.
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Yeah, I think the posters mindlessly cut and pasting accusations without basic fact checking here are just as bad.
At least this thread is factually about his arrest.
 
nostradumbass said:
Let's see him maintain his special snowflake ideology when he's in general pop of a pound me in the ass prison getting slung around like a dog toy.
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Yeah his progressive ideology will come in handy when black n Hispanic inmates make him their lil white bitch
 
Ruprecht said:
Yeah, I think the posters mindlessly cut and pasting accusations without basic fact checking here are just as bad.
At least this thread is factually about his arrest.
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Should social media users play investigator at all ?
 
WiolentOne said:
Should social media users play investigator at all ?
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Investigating isn't the problem, it's spreading false accusations. If it was really about solving the crime they could have just forwarded the information to the authorities. Obviously those that were distorting the information about /pol's trolling didn't care about the truth at all.
 
Ruprecht said:
Investigating isn't the problem, it's spreading false accusations. If it was really about solving the crime they could have just forwarded the information to the authorities. Obviously those that were distorting the information about /pol's trolling didn't care about the truth at all.
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I hear that, but considering Berkeley's police dept's eagerness to protect and serve people at these events/protests/riots, I say it was a better option to go viral and apply pressure to catch the perp for this assault.

We'll see what he pleads fri morning.
 
HeLLMuTT said:
I hear that, but considering Berkeley's police dept's eagerness to protect and serve people at these events/protests/riots, I say it was a better option to go viral and apply pressure to catch the perp for this assault.

We'll see what he pleads fri morning.
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"I identify myself as innocent."
 
Ruprecht said:
Investigating isn't the problem, it's spreading false accusations. If it was really about solving the crime they could have just forwarded the information to the authorities. Obviously those that were distorting the information about /pol's trolling didn't care about the truth at all.
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Given the fact that he was arrested by the authorities I'd say this wasn't a case of spreading false accusations (other than the trolling about buying bike locks).
 
Ruprecht said:
Yes, because even if they aren't mouth breathing social media users, chances of them googling him would be high.
That's the exact problem I'm talking about.
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Gotcha. I read the article you posted about instances down under and agree it is a troubling trend. The internet age has turned many into investigators, as well as given many a strong fear of making a wrong decision and catching shit from the public online. We need to maintain the ability to think for ourselves, and also follow rules and laws. The times I've served on a jury were awesome experiences and I followed judges instructions to not do independent research honestly. Both cases were civil suits though, and weren't in the media. I can definitely see why a criminal suit regarding a topic that's so public (protests/riots etc) would be tough to deal with.

That said, the judge's instructions and questions posed by legal counsel during jury selection make it clear that it's fine if you're familiar with a case and fine if you see media coverage but not fine if either of these being true will sway your decision beyond what is presented as evidence in the court itself.
 
grimballer said:
Yeah his progressive ideology will come in handy when black n Hispanic inmates make him their lil white bitch
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Clanton: "It has nothing to do with your skin color, I'm a very tolerant person in fact. It's just that I'm not gay."

Inmate One: "You calling me gay?"

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<{cruzshake}>

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<Goldie11>
 
HeLLMuTT said:
I hear that, but considering Berkeley's police dept's eagerness to protect and serve people at these events/protests/riots, I say it was a better option to go viral and apply pressure to catch the perp for this assault.

We'll see what he pleads fri morning.
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He never would have been charged if the interweb hadn't done what it did. Never.
 
(Eric Clanton gets unmasked by Pepe and the gang)

Clanton: "And I would have gotten away with it too! If it wasn't for those meddling 4Chan'ers!"
 
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