How to use 'deadly force - and get away with it.

Highway Man said:
Not being funny but I am not seeing anything shocking here? These people are playing games and the ICE agents are not. This man was fighting and resisting, I really do not understand how anyone could be so shocked. Shooting someone dead is not nice but they have a job to do and if you get in their way then this is how they react. Just leave them alone and nobody gets hurt.
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He had done nothing illegal. Do you believe in the rule of law where you can only be arrested for doing something which is actually illegal. They attacked him because he tried to assist a woman who had been bundled over to get back to her feet. Then he was pepper sprayed, held down and beaten by five men. Finally, one of them shoots him dead.
 
MNW67 said:
He had done nothing illegal. Do you believe in the rule of law where you can only be arrested for doing something which is actually illegal. They attacked him because he tried to assist a woman who had been bundled over to get back to her feet. Then he was pepper sprayed, held down and beaten by five men. Finally, one of them shoots him dead.
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Then stop fighting with them and getting in their way, it is quite simple really. They had no option but to do this to try and calm him down. He didn't calm down and so he became a threat. Personally I believe a single shot to his leg would have been more apt rather than killing him but you do not know if he was drawing a gun to warrant this.
 
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IT Minion said:
It's implying that it did happen. Changing the intent of the sentence from a question to a request for a summary of a known event.

That will make the LLM reply with an answer that agrees with the question. Even if you just add a 'was there a' at the beginning it changes the response perceptibly.
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Thanks, but I didn't ask AI a question and didn't intend to. I already knew that Blair's population replacement is happening and I wanted to see if it was written about on AI, and surprisingly it was. It is a known event! Are you saying that AI is wrong?

Similarly, if I want to read an AI search on Bob Dylan, I would simply type 'Bob Dylan', rather than 'Is there a Bob Dylan' , because I already know he exists.
 
SPLINE said:
Thanks, but I didn't ask AI a question and didn't intend to. I already knew that Blair's population replacement is happening and I wanted to see if it was written about on AI, and surprisingly it was. It is a known event! Are you saying that AI is wrong?

Similarly, if I want to read an AI search on Bob Dylan, I would simply type 'Bob Dylan', rather than 'Is there a Bob Dylan' , because I already know he exists.
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Yes, because your statement implies intent. Also 'replacement' is a loaded term, these days it's almost always a call out to the far right Great replacement theory and their anti semitism.
 
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IT Minion said:
Yes, because your statement implies intent. Also 'replacement' is a loaded term, these days it's almost always a call out to the far right Great replacement theory and their anti semitism.
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That's your politically biased opinion.

Is AI opinion or the truth?
 
MNW67 said:
They attacked him because he tried to assist a woman
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They are emboldened by the fact they are immune from prosecution, thanks to Trump and his justice Department. Murder with impunity.

The American people deserve what they voted for. It can and will get worse over there.
 
For example

is the great replacement theory a racist and antisemitic trope?

Yes, major civil rights organizations and academic scholars describe the Great Replacement Theory as both a racist and antisemitic trope. While different versions exist, they are consistently rooted in white nationalist ideology.
Evidence of Racist Underpinnings
Definition: The theory falsely asserts that white European populations are being deliberately replaced at ethnic and cultural levels through mass migration and higher birth rates of minority communities.
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A slim majority of voters still support Trump’s deportation agenda, but the GOP base is splintering over tactics. As midterms approach, GOP lawmakers, candidates, strategists and people close to the White House are warning that the administration’s mass deportations policy...could cost them their razor-thin House majority. A new POLITICO poll underscores those worries: Nearly half of all Americans — 49 percent — say Trump’s mass deportation campaign is too aggressive, including 1 in 5 voters who backed the president in 2024. In a sign of growing discomfort among the president’s base, more than 1 in 3 Trump voters say that while they support the goals of his mass deportation campaign, they disapprove of the way he is implementing it.

“ICE should focus on the bad hombres. The bad hombres, that’s it, not the cleaning ladies,” said Rep. Maria Salazar (R-Fla.). “One thing is the gardeners, another thing is the gangsters. One thing is the cooks, the other thing is the coyotes.”
 
IT Minion said:
For example

is the great replacement theory a racist and antisemitic trope?
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The wording of these things is important. I entered "Replacement of the British population by Tony Blair", which is what has happened.

I didn't put "Great replacement theory" or "antisemitic"; those are other people's words. Why would I do other people's searches rather than my own?
 
At this House Homeland Security Committee hearing, Rep. Dan Goldman (D-NY) tries to get a straight answer out of DHS Sec. Kristi Noem.

 
SPLINE said:
The wording of these things is important. I entered "Replacement of the British population by Tony Blair", which is what has happened.

I didn't put "Great replacement theory" or "antisemitic"; those are other people's words. Why would I do other people's searches rather than my own?
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Question:
what ideological alignment best fits the following phrase: "Replacement of the British population by Tony Blair"

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The phrase "Replacement of the British population by Tony Blair" is most closely aligned with far-right and nativist ideologies. It specifically mirrors the "Great Replacement" theory, a conspiracy-driven narrative suggesting that political elites (in this case, former Prime Minister Tony Blair) deliberately engineered mass immigration to displace or "replace" a native population.
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You're on the racist-arsehole bandwagon, the only question is if you got on with eyes open or without thinking about it.
 
IT Minion said:
Question:
what ideological alignment best fits the following phrase: "Replacement of the British population by Tony Blair"

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You're on the racist-arsehole bandwagon, the only question is if you got on with eyes open or without thinking about it.
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You are dishonest, you are trying to railroad me into saying things I haven't said, which is a typical Notch/Noseall/JohnD/MNW76 thing.

It is said that AI is going to stop people thinking for themselves, in the same way that calculators stopped people from doing their own maths, and that cars stopped people using their legs; but in our past few exchanges you have told me that AI is opinion, not truth.
 
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