Philando Castile.......crickets.

[GDaddy]

But back to the cop, in your opinion do you think his error was one of competency or one of intent? Up to and including gross negligence?

100% incompetence and gross negligence. He simply failed at his job.

This was voluntary manslaughter at the very least.

Okay, that's a start. Even you don't think he was acting with malice or premeditation or with the intent to commit a crime. That's why your constant misuse of the term murder is not founded even on what you think the facts are. So stop doing that.

Uh, bullshit.

Did I ever call this case a murder?
.

I wouldn't have called you on it unless I knew that you had actually did it. In this thread.

Lastly, this murder is 100% because of proliferation of guns.

Don't be mad. Be smart, instead.

 

[FecalFace]

But back to the cop, in your opinion do you think his error was one of competency or one of intent? Up to and including gross negligence?

100% incompetence and gross negligence. He simply failed at his job.

This was voluntary manslaughter at the very least.

Okay, that's a start. Even you don't think he was acting with malice or premeditation or with the intent to commit a crime. That's why your constant misuse of the term murder is not founded even on what you think the facts are. So stop doing that.

Uh, bullshit.

Did I ever call this case a murder?
.

I wouldn't have called you on it unless I knew that you had actually did it. In this thread.

More bullshit.

I've never made a case for murder.

 

[GDaddy]

I've never made a case for murder.

That's for sure.

 

[FecalFace]

I've never made a case for murder.

That's for sure.

Exactly.

 

[GDaddy]

So stop using the term badly and we won't have to have this discussion again.

 

[FecalFace]

So stop using the term badly and we won't have to have this discussion again.

I already explained my stance on the case.

And it's not a murder.

But no doubt we will have this discussion again.

 

[GDaddy]

Given your poor communication skills and your penchant for dishonesty and exaggeration I have no doubt this will come up again.

 

[FecalFace]

What was dishonest about what I said?

Literally, every post you write is full of sh!t.

 

[FecalFace]

At the end of the day, that officer's biggest priority is to make it home to his loved ones.

That's nice. What about his victims?

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[GromsDad]

Uh, bullshit.

Did I ever call this case a murder?

You and several others here act as if every officer involved shooting is a murder. You've been wrong every time the topic has come up. Its easy for casual readers to confuse which case you are calling murder.

 

[FecalFace]

Uh, bullshit.

Did I ever call this case a murder?

You and several others here act as if every officer involved shooting is a murder. You've been wrong every time the topic has come up. Its easy for casual readers to confuse which case you are calling murder.

LOL

Never, ever, ever did you blame the cops for doing anything wrong, even when they were obviously in the wrong.

You are always the first to post about these cases and you always build your own fact-free narrative, in which cop didn't do anything wrong / before any facts about the case are revealed.

I only called it murder when it was murder.

Back it up or STFU.

 

[hal9000]

Seems the cop was not acting competently. Why is that not still manslaughter? I guess he still can be sued with a civil suit. If he is not responsible for his own incompetence are his superiors responsible? Legally?

I haven't watched. I can't take it anymore.

Maybe more tech in non lethal weaponry is the ticket?

It's a systems problem.

Humans will always fuck up when stressed.

The answer is really quite obvious:

 

[FecalFace]

How about this one Grommy? All good? Cop just wanted to get back to his family? Felt his life was in danger?

Let's see you call one of these cop shootings a murder, just one. You can do it.

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[test_article]

Funny how you 2A guys suddenly go silent on this one.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/post-nation/wp/2017/06/18/some-gun-owners-are-disturbed-by-the-philando-castile-verdict-the-nra-is-silent/?utm_term=.7be88b889448

I'm a member of the NRA. The news story is simply factually incorrect. Would you like me to dig back through my back issues of their magazine America's First Freedom to post the articles they wrote about the incident and advising members of how to act if confronted by law enforcement in order to avoid a similar incident? What more would you like NRA members to do? Generally we are not the sort of people who riot and loot cities when we have a grievance.

Ha, the NRA's first impulse is to blame Philando. As I see it, Philando's biggest mistake was telling Jeronimo (or is it Barney) about the gun. That's probably not the NRA's message, but it's the obvious takeaway.

No offense, but it wouldn't hurt my feelz if NRA members began to know the distress of a community victimized by police bias.

 

[GDaddy]

People learn their biases.

 

[Autoprax]

Some.

Some are just autopraxism.

Some are innate.

Self serving for example.

I'm a prince but I still feel the puppet strings moving me to put me first.

Then I say, Bad me! Help the group!

 

[test_article]

People learn their biases.

There's no cop like a racist cop.

 

[Autoprax]

Faulty neuroception biases cognition.

 

[2surf]

My dad and grandad were cops, both had killed someone in the line of duty. My grandad got a silver metal and my dad a commendation. When it came time for me to follow in my family's footsteps I chose a different path. Low pay, high risk, lousy hours and a military type chain of command was not for me.

What was the killer cops name? Geronimo? I suppose he wasn't the sharpest tool in the tool box and stopping someone with a burned out taillight and approaching the car with his service revolver drawn is VERY questionable. Crap flows uphill and I believe the police force that hired and trained him should be held accountable.

 

[VonMeister]

Anyone dumb enough to carry a concealed weapon is asking for trouble, legal or not. It's just unnecessary.