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On January 7, 26, United States Federal Agents shot and killed Renee Good.

And on January 24, 26, United States federal agents shot and killed Alex Prettie. These shootings took place during protests over the conduct of immigration agents.

And the people who died, they were protesters.

Each incident, each shooting, each killing, was recorded on video by bystanders, and those

videos spread all across the internet, social media everywhere.

People shared those videos online, those recordings of federal agents, shooting and killing

Renee Good, and then a few weeks later, the videos of the shooting and killing of Alex

Pruddy.

In each time, afterward, online and off, people began to disagree about what they saw in those

videos, the truth of them. Politicians made statements about those videos, and in those videos, the truth of them.

Politicians made statements about those videos, and in those statements, they disagreed

about what they saw.

I watched those videos, and to me, those shootings looked unjustified.

They looked like murders.

So, like many people, I was initially shocked when I read comments and saw commentary in which

people disagreed with what I thought I was seeing with my own eyes, what seemed indisputable.

I was shocked and astounded.

Even though I was aware of the fact that psychology has been

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