Bigga
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More demagoguery.
Ask Daniel Shaver about your demagoguery.
Oh, you can't he's dead because he "moved his hand".
More demagoguery.
Obsessed@Ric seriously pal, when can we get this double blocking system in place?
Ask Daniel Shaver about your demagoguery.
Oh, you can't he's dead because he "moved his hand".
Police officers make mistakes. It's their job not to. They are the ones with the power of the law. Their job is to protect the citizenry. A police officer who shoots someone for an innocent hand movement has made a mistake and not done his/her job correctly.
You have a dollar to spend on training -- either on the policeman to prevent such things from happening, or on the "citizenry" to ensure they don't twitch involuntarily. Which do you spend it on?
Dude,
That’s ridiculous hyperbole and doesn’t deserve a response
As always, without context.
In case you hadn’t noticed, I’m not the officers attorney, and I’m glad you’re not a spokesperson for me.
I thought you were trying to make a salient point for a second there and then you basically said white men are so racist they simply shoot them out of centuries of fear.
Does the cycle break when people stop drawing weapons of the police or the other way around?
We are about to have a Presidential election. Listen to the rhetoric about guns, violence, law and order.
We may, as you intimate, be approaching an inflection point. Had a black armed militia “invaded” the Michigan State Capitol, we might be talking about the first Govt vs Armed Militia gun battle since Ruby Ridge or Waco.
The hard questions are:
1) With over 300,000,000 guns in Americans hands, can you put that toothpaste back in the tube?
2) Do you have the stomach and, more importantly, the votes for a defining challenge, or change, to 2A?
3) Who is the politician that dares to try that?
4) Sadly, I have to ask the serious question of whether they would survive such an attempt?
One of the major intractable problems is that there are literally hundreds, if not thousands, of gun laws across America. The problem is the jaw-abiding gun owner (me) follows them, while bad guys don’t give a damn about any laws, let alone gun laws!M
As I have said repeatedly on here, I am fairly liberal (esp by American standards), but I’m a staunch advocate of law and order. I think personal violence is the scourge of society and I don’t believe that humans are basically decent people, I believe that they have a decent albeit very thin veneer, which, when scratched, reveals an entirely different animal.
I believe that everybody WANTS to be decent, but socialization is different for everyone. Some children marinate in war and they have seen more AK-47s than kites, more death than triumphs, more loss than success. There are others who have lived gilded lives and never known anything but the bubble that wealth provides.
However, I believe that if you take them out if those surroundings, place them in a Lord of the Flies scenario, you would see who they really are, and I’m not sure how pretty it would be.
Is there fear of the angry black man in America? Absolutely! Heck, there is fear of the angry black woman in America. And, there are examples of each every day. However, that ignores a simple fact...everyone of the videos I showed you the person firing the gun was either white or unknown (even though it appears the last one was black).
Gun crime is not a black vs white issue, it’s a gun issue!
Black man shot 7 times in the back. I’m sure there are people falling over themselves to defend the actions of the coppers but please don’t embarrass yourselves by typing the reasons
“he should have done what he was told”
Trigger happy cunts, and that’s the end of it
I'd spend on both, the latter doesn't need a lot spent on it anyway, the media could do most of it - if they cared about people rather than inflaming things.
Of course you would. You can't decide between Biden and Trump; how could anyone expect you to make any decision when confronted with two alternatives? I asked an extraordinarily simple couple of questions to you: who would you vote for, A or B, in the US, and on the topic of how you would spend a dollar to help police/citizenry relations? You had two choices. TWO. And you couldn't decide.
Oh, except . . . when the subject is super complex like "the media", then all waffling goes out the window. That fencepole comes right out of your ass like a rocket. There aren't good reporters, bad reporters, tabloids and thoughtful research-based discursive publications -- it's just media who cares about "inflaming things", not "people."
Which is a patently ridiculous take.
Jesus tapdancing Christ.