Most of whom are probably better at that there Englishin' than you. Or maybe you speak American.

Lol, you're not in Florida are you?

If so, good one

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But all decisions are life and death decisions when you're dealing with American cops. Reaching for an ID? Oops you reached too fast. Told the cop you have a legal gun and that you're reaching for your ID? Oops too bad. Can't hear the cops orders because your deaf? Too bad.

You've already said that you're not dealing with even odds here. Unless the cop is a complete obvious psychopath who shoots you in cold blood in the back of the head while announcing he's executing you the law is going to find some way for you not to be doing yourself any favors.

I just don't see why, if we all agree that if this were to happen in any other major industrial country the guy wouldn't have been shot, that we can't hold our cops to those same standards.

Because the dude, assuming he's telling the truth about witnessing the event, is simply happy the s*** got shot. It's just that simple. Let's all just stop giving these clowns the benefit of the doubt, OK?

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I don't understand how saying both people messed up is saying I'm glad Special Eduardo is dead.

Family says he's developmentally disabled in addition to deaf and mute.

In addition to the blame,let's not let his father off the hook,he hits a car,flips his truck,leaves the scene and hides in the house while his son is getting shot.

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It's your fault. You live in the area. That cop works for you. You are responsible for the actions of your employee.

I suggest you take a closer look at who you hire.

Special Eduardo? Stay classy.

So we have deafy, tard, and special Eduardo used to describe a dead guy all on one page. Maybe we should just reopen unchained/7.0/chezfront, this forum doesn't seem to be doing much better in taking out the trash.

Cool. The father and son get all the blame assigned to them. That gets them a charge or ticket or whatever anywhere else. It gets the father killed here.

Cmon guys. Mistakes were made on many sides.

He witnessed the event but I don't think he's smart and self-aware enough to realize he's not telling the truth.

Basically, he was close enough to rubberneck and afterwards asked people what happened, internalizing the answers that suited his narrative and disregarded those that did not. That's why he seemed to speak with God's Own Conviction about things that painted the victim negatively but was highly suspicious about things that painted the victim positively and/or sympathetically.





It's mickey mouse bull****.

you're advocating for a "duty to retreat"? forget about the profession, for a minute

then return to the profession, ask why you are now talking about a dog, and how a cop is not the equivalent of a dogcatcher in your warped parallel

what's the opposite of "benefit of the doubt"?

Police departments have policies to retreat from situations where their involvement increases the danger like high speed chases in some places.

Whatever though. Huehue keeps getting at the big picture here. This doesn't happen like this anywhere near as often in countries with better police and that's just about every other country.

the international comparison is certainly salient

and it's difficult to explain, given the shared history of African slavery and bigoted Christianity among the other European powers


it's easy to say "we're just racist", but that really begs the question

on second thought, I don't think the euro's actually imported that many africans onto their own continent

I've made my stance clear itt. Read it.

They have a duty to serve and protect, not murder, the populace. That's the job.

Shout out to body cam footage showing cops doing good things

http://www.nbcdfw.com/news/video-vau...owTwt_DFWBrand

He didn't even have to take his gun out

They were extremely lucky that the camera was working!

http://bostonreview.net/law-justice/...-bound-respect

https://www.revealnews.org/article/t...hicken-plants/

Slavery making a comeback in the USA. Government & business dance around the 13th amendment for a private profit. Great for them, not so great for the workers.

Shame Trolley has posted about slavery in the prison system.

Also, here's another article about chicken processing.

https://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2...-chicken-plant

Even when they don't use slaves it's pretty awful.

https://www.huffingtonpost.com/2013/...n_3529891.html

This old article on the lack of any kind of accountability for prosecutors who try to convict and execute people they know to be innocent will shock even the hardened reader.

The article features John Thompson -- twice wrongfully convicted -- who just died (while free).