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“I can’t breathe” 2.0
- Thread starter $kully
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That sucks. Typical police work, shoot first then ask questions later. Scissors must have been traumatizing - those damn German folk tales. Figures the protest didn't do squat in getting justice.
Good call. It might get injected with AIDS prior to delivery.
Police rush to shoot, but ask us to withhold judgment
Late last month, Huntington Beach police officers unloaded 18 bullets into 19-year-old Ashley MacDonald in a city park after, they say, she moved toward them with a pocket knife. The shooting has u…
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I don't want to paint all officers with the same brush. I have friends who are cops and a lot of them put up with a lot. It's like other jobs - there are good and bad. The consequences are just a lot higher when deadly force is involved so you have to have people of high moral character doing the job when, unfortunately, such people are increasingly hard to find. The problem is compounded by the fact that Americans increasingly treat cops badly.
My friend who got shot had gotten into heroin and his life was on a downward spiral. My other friend had to knock him out during one drug-fueled incident. Either way, things weren't going to end well for him.
Part of the problem is 3 black people wrong fully killed in a couple of weeks, If I was Black I bet I would be mighty angry,
The cops have no one to thank but themselves for the distrust and hatred some feel for them. They refuse to police their own and are often backed up by the Just Us system.Police rush to shoot, but ask us to withhold judgment
Late last month, Huntington Beach police officers unloaded 18 bullets into 19-year-old Ashley MacDonald in a city park after, they say, she moved toward them with a pocket knife. The shooting has u…
I don't want to paint all officers with the same brush. I have friends who are cops and a lot of them put up with a lot. It's like other jobs - there are good and bad. The consequences are just a lot higher when deadly force is involved so you have to have people of high moral character doing the job when, unfortunately, such people are increasingly hard to find. The problem is compounded by the fact that Americans increasingly treat cops badly.
My friend who got shot had gotten into heroin and his life was on a downward spiral. My other friend had to knock him out during one drug-fueled incident. Either way, things weren't going to end well for him.
People increasingly treat cops badly because of their long and wide history of abuse of power, corruption, brutality, and cover-ups. Rodney King was a watershed moment as what had been (and is still) going on for decades was captured on video. It wasn't an outlier in the slightest.Police rush to shoot, but ask us to withhold judgment
Late last month, Huntington Beach police officers unloaded 18 bullets into 19-year-old Ashley MacDonald in a city park after, they say, she moved toward them with a pocket knife. The shooting has u…
I don't want to paint all officers with the same brush. I have friends who are cops and a lot of them put up with a lot. It's like other jobs - there are good and bad. The consequences are just a lot higher when deadly force is involved so you have to have people of high moral character doing the job when, unfortunately, such people are increasingly hard to find. The problem is compounded by the fact that Americans increasingly treat cops badly.
My friend who got shot had gotten into heroin and his life was on a downward spiral. My other friend had to knock him out during one drug-fueled incident. Either way, things weren't going to end well for him.
Now with Tech it the reality is harder and harder to hide/deny. The corrupt police unions still give it their best though.
Don't sell yourself short.
You could learn and get better with practice. You play the drums right?
Start with the rudiments:
1. Screaming
2. Running from the police
3. Wrecking sh!t
See, it's not as daunting when you break it down.
I find it odd that no one is mentioning the influence of neuroception on these bad outcomes.
It's the key to everything.
It's the key to everything.
The police issue should not be racial, it happens to whites too, just not as often. Remember the crying drunk guy who got shot dead in the hotel hallway, or the swatting victim shot from hundreds of yards away? Both those cops were not charged, qualified immunity has to end,
Forgive them Father, for they do not listen.We need to take up a collection and get Auto a new dead horse to beat.
Send Eunice back out there for more mannequins.We need to take up a collection and get Auto a new dead horse to beat.
So you don’t think the cop committed murder and think it’s shameful that I’ve said he did?
This is one of the trade-offs for handing your safety over to others: they may decide to oppress you rather than protect you.
Modern police forces date to the Metropolitan Act of 1829 and were brought about to control poor people who stole and committed petty crimes due to the poverty of the Industrial Revolution. Prior to that, we got by for thousands of years without them. Men policed their neighborhoods themselves.
Metropolitan Police Act 1829 - Wikipedia
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Started out as slave catchers as well.This is one of the trade-offs for handing your safety over to others: they may decide to oppress you rather than protect you.
Modern police forces date to the Metropolitan Act of 1829 and were brought about to control poor people who stole and committed petty crimes due to the poverty of the Industrial Revolution. Prior to that, we got by for thousands of years without them. Men policed their neighborhoods themselves.
Metropolitan Police Act 1829 - Wikipedia
Now in Denver. Maybe don't jump in front of moving car.
You start screwing with random people and every now and then you're going to run into a crazy one.
