Girl tries knifing another girl, girl gets kicked while down by a guy.
The guy is lucky he wasn't shot.
I don't know about this one...
No idea what this is from but I'm sure it supports whatever you are trying to get across...
Police have the ability to not murder people
This moron should have been shot but I don't see any cops even near him?
Kyle Rittenhouse. They are referring to when he tried to surrender and walked by several police cars. I dont think its the same, when police arrived he looked like the victim because a mob had chased him. They were unaware than he just shot 3 or 4 people. Compared to this case, it sounds like the girl had a knife and was actively trying to stab someone. I'm sure if it was anyone's daughter she was trying to stab, they'd be okay with the shooting. But as I said earlier, its still earlier and we should have all learned by now that there is often a lot of misinformation when these stories first break. So hard to form a strong opinion at this point.
this was taken AFTER he murdered those two people? I thought it was before.
Maybe. I have no idea when it was taken based on a still picture. But I'm pretty sure that was the point CM was trying to make when posting it. At least that was what came to my mind.
I remember the incident now.
Guy got cornered, people attacked him, he shot them, they chased him. He surrendered to the cops.
Guy was looking for trouble, got it and then got to defend himself.
Truth be told, if You're holding that rifle around your neck I am not engaging...
Edit: The cops did not see him shoot the people.
"Guy" is pretty generous... he was a minor who crossed state lines w/ an (obviously) illegally obtained gun.
Girl tries knifing another girl, girl gets kicked while down by a guy.
The guy is lucky he wasn't shot.
I don't know about this one...
No idea what this is from but I'm sure it supports whatever you are trying to get across...
Police have the ability to not murder people
This moron should have been shot but I don't see any cops even near him?
Kyle Rittenhouse. They are referring to when he tried to surrender and walked by several police cars. I dont think its the same, when police arrived he looked like the victim because a mob had chased him. They were unaware than he just shot 3 or 4 people. Compared to this case, it sounds like the girl had a knife and was actively trying to stab someone. I'm sure if it was anyone's daughter she was trying to stab, they'd be okay with the shooting. But as I said earlier, its still earlier and we should have all learned by now that there is often a lot of misinformation when these stories first break. So hard to form a strong opinion at this point.
this was taken AFTER he murdered those two people? I thought it was before.
Maybe. I have no idea when it was taken based on a still picture. But I'm pretty sure that was the point CM was trying to make when posting it. At least that was what came to my mind.
I remember the incident now.
Guy got cornered, people attacked him, he shot them, they chased him. He surrendered to the cops.
Guy was looking for trouble, got it and then got to defend himself.
Truth be told, if You're holding that rifle around your neck I am not engaging...
Edit: The cops did not see him shoot the people.
"Guy" is pretty generous... he was a minor who crossed state lines w/ an (obviously) illegally obtained gun.
"young guy" then? The kid was an idiot looking for trouble
Girl tries knifing another girl, girl gets kicked while down by a guy.
The guy is lucky he wasn't shot.
I don't know about this one...
No idea what this is from but I'm sure it supports whatever you are trying to get across...
Police have the ability to not murder people
This moron should have been shot but I don't see any cops even near him?
Kyle Rittenhouse. They are referring to when he tried to surrender and walked by several police cars. I dont think its the same, when police arrived he looked like the victim because a mob had chased him. They were unaware than he just shot 3 or 4 people. Compared to this case, it sounds like the girl had a knife and was actively trying to stab someone. I'm sure if it was anyone's daughter she was trying to stab, they'd be okay with the shooting. But as I said earlier, its still earlier and we should have all learned by now that there is often a lot of misinformation when these stories first break. So hard to form a strong opinion at this point.
this was taken AFTER he murdered those two people? I thought it was before.
Maybe. I have no idea when it was taken based on a still picture. But I'm pretty sure that was the point CM was trying to make when posting it. At least that was what came to my mind.
I remember the incident now.
Guy got cornered, people attacked him, he shot them, they chased him. He surrendered to the cops.
Guy was looking for trouble, got it and then got to defend himself.
Truth be told, if You're holding that rifle around your neck I am not engaging...
Edit: The cops did not see him shoot the people.
"Guy" is pretty generous... he was a minor who crossed state lines w/ an (obviously) illegally obtained gun.
"young guy" then? The kid was an idiot looking for trouble
I think all parties involved were looking for trouble that night. Unfortunately they found it. He shouldn't have been there to begin with. Why they would chase down and corner and attack a guy with an assault rifle is also beyond me.
He was a minor, who illegally obtained a gun and carried it across state lines to cosplay as what? A murderous cop? And he wasn't just looking for trouble, he was answering a call.
Let's stop glossing over his criminality and lets also not pretend that there wasn't a ton of other likeminded red neck psychos there chomping at the bit to murder some BLM protesters.
Kyle Rittenhouse accomplished what he set out to, and to this day he's celebrated as a hero on the right - THAT is as big a problem as any in this country right now.
He was a minor, who illegally obtained a gun and carried it across state lines to cosplay as what? A murderous cop? And he wasn't just looking for trouble, he was answering a call.
Let's stop glossing over his criminality and lets also not pretend that there wasn't a ton of other likeminded red neck psychos there chomping at the bit to murder some BLM protesters.
Kyle Rittenhouse accomplished what he set out to, and to this day he's celebrated as a hero on the right - THAT is as big a problem as any in this country right now.
He was a minor, who illegally obtained a gun and carried it across state lines to cosplay as what? A murderous cop? And he wasn't just looking for trouble, he was answering a call.
Let's stop glossing over his criminality and lets also not pretend that there wasn't a ton of other likeminded red neck psychos there chomping at the bit to murder some BLM protesters.
Kyle Rittenhouse accomplished what he set out to, and to this day he's celebrated as a hero on the right - THAT is as big a problem as any in this country right now.
Pre-emptive self defense. Whatever claims he has to self-defense, I find the idea of people inserting themselves in situations like this and looking for an excuse to be very concerning. I hope it's not a going to be a trend (probably not; it's high risk).
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Girl tries knifing another girl, girl gets kicked while down by a guy.
The guy is lucky he wasn't shot.
I don't know about this one...
According to some reports the girl called the police because four other girls were coming after her and she grabbed a knife to defend herself against four others. Also she is a kid.
Kids can't kill, hurt or maim?
A different girl gets kicked, not with the knife. I can only go by what I see. Hindsight is out the window.
Should the girl have been shot? She was trying to knife someone else. Does the cop let her do that and then be called out for NOT doing something?
It's a lose lose here.
What would you have the cop do?
Assess the situation like the other three in scene that didn’t come out guns blazing...
He was a minor, who illegally obtained a gun and carried it across state lines to cosplay as what? A murderous cop? And he wasn't just looking for trouble, he was answering a call.
Let's stop glossing over his criminality and lets also not pretend that there wasn't a ton of other likeminded red neck psychos there chomping at the bit to murder some BLM protesters.
Kyle Rittenhouse accomplished what he set out to, and to this day he's celebrated as a hero on the right - THAT is as big a problem as any in this country right now.
Why? We do it all the time. Or is it only ok if the cops would have killed him?
He was a minor, who illegally obtained a gun and carried it across state lines to cosplay as what? A murderous cop? And he wasn't just looking for trouble, he was answering a call.
Let's stop glossing over his criminality and lets also not pretend that there wasn't a ton of other likeminded red neck psychos there chomping at the bit to murder some BLM protesters.
Kyle Rittenhouse accomplished what he set out to, and to this day he's celebrated as a hero on the right - THAT is as big a problem as any in this country right now.
Why? We do it all the time. Or is it only ok if the cops would have killed him?
We do?
I only speak for myself, and I've been pretty quiet about the Daunte Wright shooting, and I also haven't said jack about this girl that was shot in OH yesterday because I see a lot of gray areas there, in what little I've read / know about the situations.
I speak for me, and you speak for you. Let's start there.
Unless you're fine with all the disingenuous posturing and bad faith arguments.
He was a minor, who illegally obtained a gun and carried it across state lines to cosplay as what? A murderous cop? And he wasn't just looking for trouble, he was answering a call.
Let's stop glossing over his criminality and lets also not pretend that there wasn't a ton of other likeminded red neck psychos there chomping at the bit to murder some BLM protesters.
Kyle Rittenhouse accomplished what he set out to, and to this day he's celebrated as a hero on the right - THAT is as big a problem as any in this country right now.
Pre-emptive self defense. Whatever claims he has to self-defense, I find the idea of people inserting themselves in situations like this and looking for an excuse to be very concerning. I hope it's not a going to be a trend (probably not; it's high risk).
Girl tries knifing another girl, girl gets kicked while down by a guy.
The guy is lucky he wasn't shot.
I don't know about this one...
According to some reports the girl called the police because four other girls were coming after her and she grabbed a knife to defend herself against four others. Also she is a kid.
Kids can't kill, hurt or maim?
A different girl gets kicked, not with the knife. I can only go by what I see. Hindsight is out the window.
Should the girl have been shot? She was trying to knife someone else. Does the cop let her do that and then be called out for NOT doing something?
It's a lose lose here.
What would you have the cop do?
Assess the situation like the other three in scene that didn’t come out guns blazing...
Guns blazing? He pulled his gun after the girl with the knife charged in. He clearly had the direct POV of everything and saw the knife raised at the girl in pink. Right then he has to decide. There is no training or simulation I know of where the officer would not fire in that situation. It's negligence to wait and see if she really will slash that girl across the neck or sink it in to her body. Not every police shooting is unjustified.
Girl tries knifing another girl, girl gets kicked while down by a guy.
The guy is lucky he wasn't shot.
I don't know about this one...
According to some reports the girl called the police because four other girls were coming after her and she grabbed a knife to defend herself against four others. Also she is a kid.
Kids can't kill, hurt or maim?
A different girl gets kicked, not with the knife. I can only go by what I see. Hindsight is out the window.
Should the girl have been shot? She was trying to knife someone else. Does the cop let her do that and then be called out for NOT doing something?
It's a lose lose here.
What would you have the cop do?
Assess the situation like the other three in scene that didn’t come out guns blazing...
And while you're assessing a girl is getting stabbed to death.
He was a minor, who illegally obtained a gun and carried it across state lines to cosplay as what? A murderous cop? And he wasn't just looking for trouble, he was answering a call.
Let's stop glossing over his criminality and lets also not pretend that there wasn't a ton of other likeminded red neck psychos there chomping at the bit to murder some BLM protesters.
Kyle Rittenhouse accomplished what he set out to, and to this day he's celebrated as a hero on the right - THAT is as big a problem as any in this country right now.
Pre-emptive self defense. Whatever claims he has to self-defense, I find the idea of people inserting themselves in situations like this and looking for an excuse to be very concerning. I hope it's not a going to be a trend (probably not; it's high risk).
Too late.
Poster children for massive white privilege douchebags.
He was a minor, who illegally obtained a gun and carried it across state lines to cosplay as what? A murderous cop? And he wasn't just looking for trouble, he was answering a call.
Let's stop glossing over his criminality and lets also not pretend that there wasn't a ton of other likeminded red neck psychos there chomping at the bit to murder some BLM protesters.
Kyle Rittenhouse accomplished what he set out to, and to this day he's celebrated as a hero on the right - THAT is as big a problem as any in this country right now.
Pre-emptive self defense. Whatever claims he has to self-defense, I find the idea of people inserting themselves in situations like this and looking for an excuse to be very concerning. I hope it's not a going to be a trend (probably not; it's high risk).
Too late.
Poster children for massive white privilege douchebags.
Girl tries knifing another girl, girl gets kicked while down by a guy.
The guy is lucky he wasn't shot.
I don't know about this one...
According to some reports the girl called the police because four other girls were coming after her and she grabbed a knife to defend herself against four others. Also she is a kid.
Kids can't kill, hurt or maim?
A different girl gets kicked, not with the knife. I can only go by what I see. Hindsight is out the window.
Should the girl have been shot? She was trying to knife someone else. Does the cop let her do that and then be called out for NOT doing something?
It's a lose lose here.
What would you have the cop do?
Assess the situation like the other three in scene that didn’t come out guns blazing...
And while you're assessing a girl is getting stabbed to death.
Going back to stand your ground. If this is a gang of girls that are threatening her, does she not have a right to self defense? It’s crazy that the default is always finding a way to justify cops when often times the official story is something like this... how any of you have faith in the police at this point is beyond me.
Girl tries knifing another girl, girl gets kicked while down by a guy.
The guy is lucky he wasn't shot.
I don't know about this one...
According to some reports the girl called the police because four other girls were coming after her and she grabbed a knife to defend herself against four others. Also she is a kid.
Kids can't kill, hurt or maim?
A different girl gets kicked, not with the knife. I can only go by what I see. Hindsight is out the window.
Should the girl have been shot? She was trying to knife someone else. Does the cop let her do that and then be called out for NOT doing something?
It's a lose lose here.
What would you have the cop do?
Assess the situation like the other three in scene that didn’t come out guns blazing...
And while you're assessing a girl is getting stabbed to death.
Going back to stand your ground. If this is a gang of girls that are threatening her, does she not have a right to self defense? It’s crazy that the default is always finding a way to justify cops when often times the official story is something like this... how any of you have faith in the police at this point is beyond me.
That original police report about Floyd's death is so incredibly damning... no wonder it's being ignored as much as it is.
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Girl tries knifing another girl, girl gets kicked while down by a guy.
The guy is lucky he wasn't shot.
I don't know about this one...
According to some reports the girl called the police because four other girls were coming after her and she grabbed a knife to defend herself against four others. Also she is a kid.
Kids can't kill, hurt or maim?
A different girl gets kicked, not with the knife. I can only go by what I see. Hindsight is out the window.
Should the girl have been shot? She was trying to knife someone else. Does the cop let her do that and then be called out for NOT doing something?
It's a lose lose here.
What would you have the cop do?
Assess the situation like the other three in scene that didn’t come out guns blazing...
And while you're assessing a girl is getting stabbed to death.
Going back to stand your ground. If this is a gang of girls that are threatening her, does she not have a right to self defense? It’s crazy that the default is always finding a way to justify cops when often times the official story is something like this... how any of you have faith in the police at this point is beyond me.
I don't know how much self defense it is. All the details haven't been released, but where did she get the knife? Does she illegally carry? Or what probably happened is she goes inside, gets a knife, and comes back out for another confrontation. At that point, its not self defense, the police have a right to intervene. I'm sure you'd be happy for the police if it was your daughter than was about 1/10 of a second away from being stabbed.
Girl tries knifing another girl, girl gets kicked while down by a guy.
The guy is lucky he wasn't shot.
I don't know about this one...
According to some reports the girl called the police because four other girls were coming after her and she grabbed a knife to defend herself against four others. Also she is a kid.
Kids can't kill, hurt or maim?
A different girl gets kicked, not with the knife. I can only go by what I see. Hindsight is out the window.
Should the girl have been shot? She was trying to knife someone else. Does the cop let her do that and then be called out for NOT doing something?
It's a lose lose here.
What would you have the cop do?
Assess the situation like the other three in scene that didn’t come out guns blazing...
And while you're assessing a girl is getting stabbed to death.
Going back to stand your ground. If this is a gang of girls that are threatening her, does she not have a right to self defense? It’s crazy that the default is always finding a way to justify cops when often times the official story is something like this... how any of you have faith in the police at this point is beyond me.
I don't think the default is to find a way to defend the cops. i think the default, at least for me, is to find the truth. in this instance, it looks to me like it was justified. most of them aren't. but this one was.
you have a right to defend yourself but with reasonable force. it doesn't appear to me (at this point) that any of them had any weapons. it was unreasonable to just get all stabby.
Girl tries knifing another girl, girl gets kicked while down by a guy.
The guy is lucky he wasn't shot.
I don't know about this one...
According to some reports the girl called the police because four other girls were coming after her and she grabbed a knife to defend herself against four others. Also she is a kid.
Kids can't kill, hurt or maim?
A different girl gets kicked, not with the knife. I can only go by what I see. Hindsight is out the window.
Should the girl have been shot? She was trying to knife someone else. Does the cop let her do that and then be called out for NOT doing something?
It's a lose lose here.
What would you have the cop do?
Assess the situation like the other three in scene that didn’t come out guns blazing...
And while you're assessing a girl is getting stabbed to death.
Going back to stand your ground. If this is a gang of girls that are threatening her, does she not have a right to self defense? It’s crazy that the default is always finding a way to justify cops when often times the official story is something like this... how any of you have faith in the police at this point is beyond me.
That original police report about Floyd's death is so incredibly damning... no wonder it's being ignored as much as it is.
But people are saying the same thing about the Ohio incident and it looks like the police will be justified. Turns out the initial statement about Floyd was lacking details. It should have been worded differently for sure, but it was never going to indicate an officer murdered a suspect in custody from the onset.
Girl tries knifing another girl, girl gets kicked while down by a guy.
The guy is lucky he wasn't shot.
I don't know about this one...
According to some reports the girl called the police because four other girls were coming after her and she grabbed a knife to defend herself against four others. Also she is a kid.
Kids can't kill, hurt or maim?
A different girl gets kicked, not with the knife. I can only go by what I see. Hindsight is out the window.
Should the girl have been shot? She was trying to knife someone else. Does the cop let her do that and then be called out for NOT doing something?
It's a lose lose here.
What would you have the cop do?
Assess the situation like the other three in scene that didn’t come out guns blazing...
And while you're assessing a girl is getting stabbed to death.
Going back to stand your ground. If this is a gang of girls that are threatening her, does she not have a right to self defense? It’s crazy that the default is always finding a way to justify cops when often times the official story is something like this... how any of you have faith in the police at this point is beyond me.
That original police report about Floyd's death is so incredibly damning... no wonder it's being ignored as much as it is.
But people are saying the same thing about the Ohio incident and it looks like the police will be justified. Turns out the initial statement about Floyd was lacking details. It should have been worded differently for sure, but it was never going to indicate an officer murdered a suspect in custody from the onset.
No, but had that young woman not been filming with her cell phone and had all those eyewitnesses not borne witness, he would have gotten away with it and that police statement would be the "official" record. Think about that for a moment (I know you have). That's NK, putin on the ritz or Saddam type shit. In 'Murica.
Girl tries knifing another girl, girl gets kicked while down by a guy.
The guy is lucky he wasn't shot.
I don't know about this one...
According to some reports the girl called the police because four other girls were coming after her and she grabbed a knife to defend herself against four others. Also she is a kid.
Kids can't kill, hurt or maim?
A different girl gets kicked, not with the knife. I can only go by what I see. Hindsight is out the window.
Should the girl have been shot? She was trying to knife someone else. Does the cop let her do that and then be called out for NOT doing something?
It's a lose lose here.
What would you have the cop do?
Assess the situation like the other three in scene that didn’t come out guns blazing...
And while you're assessing a girl is getting stabbed to death.
Going back to stand your ground. If this is a gang of girls that are threatening her, does she not have a right to self defense? It’s crazy that the default is always finding a way to justify cops when often times the official story is something like this... how any of you have faith in the police at this point is beyond me.
That original police report about Floyd's death is so incredibly damning... no wonder it's being ignored as much as it is.
But people are saying the same thing about the Ohio incident and it looks like the police will be justified. Turns out the initial statement about Floyd was lacking details. It should have been worded differently for sure, but it was never going to indicate an officer murdered a suspect in custody from the onset.
I can't speak much about the OH incident... does the OH police report more or less jive with what we know / think happened?
Regarding the Floyd report, I hear what you're saying; they aren't going to indicate they possibly murdered a suspect, so they left out details about the 9+ minutes where the victim's neck was knelt on until he passed out... that's literally the problem here. They intentionally did not disclose very significant details of what led to the medical distress and eventually Floyd's death.
If passersby hadn't filmed it, Chauvin would almost certainly be out patrolling streets right now.
Girl tries knifing another girl, girl gets kicked while down by a guy.
The guy is lucky he wasn't shot.
I don't know about this one...
According to some reports the girl called the police because four other girls were coming after her and she grabbed a knife to defend herself against four others. Also she is a kid.
Kids can't kill, hurt or maim?
A different girl gets kicked, not with the knife. I can only go by what I see. Hindsight is out the window.
Should the girl have been shot? She was trying to knife someone else. Does the cop let her do that and then be called out for NOT doing something?
It's a lose lose here.
What would you have the cop do?
Assess the situation like the other three in scene that didn’t come out guns blazing...
And while you're assessing a girl is getting stabbed to death.
Going back to stand your ground. If this is a gang of girls that are threatening her, does she not have a right to self defense? It’s crazy that the default is always finding a way to justify cops when often times the official story is something like this... how any of you have faith in the police at this point is beyond me.
I don't think the default is to find a way to defend the cops. i think the default, at least for me, is to find the truth. in this instance, it looks to me like it was justified. most of them aren't. but this one was.
you have a right to defend yourself but with reasonable force. it doesn't appear to me (at this point) that any of them had any weapons. it was unreasonable to just get all stabby.
especially when the cops arrived on scene.
I like the way you phrased that. But you also think the majority of police shootings aren't justified? We only hear of about 1 or 2% of police shootings partially because there was no question. The vast majority of police shootings are armed, and most are white. I would agree minorities are at a higher percentage than their population. But most shootings dont make the news and we don't know the victims because they were justified, or justified white males and pretty much zero chance you hear about it. Stats differ drastically, but of the 1000 police shootings a year you usually see between 10-50 were unarmed. I just cant agree with a statement that most police shootings aren't justified. That doesn't mean they all are, or that they cant do better.
He was a minor, who illegally obtained a gun and carried it across state lines to cosplay as what? A murderous cop? And he wasn't just looking for trouble, he was answering a call.
Let's stop glossing over his criminality and lets also not pretend that there wasn't a ton of other likeminded red neck psychos there chomping at the bit to murder some BLM protesters.
Kyle Rittenhouse accomplished what he set out to, and to this day he's celebrated as a hero on the right - THAT is as big a problem as any in this country right now.
Pre-emptive self defense. Whatever claims he has to self-defense, I find the idea of people inserting themselves in situations like this and looking for an excuse to be very concerning. I hope it's not a going to be a trend (probably not; it's high risk).
Too late.
Poster children for massive white privilege douchebags.
What's 'allowed' 'justified' and 'trained' is getting people killed.
We live in a police state. We deserve better.
We do deserve better and so do the police officers being put on the street who sometimes lack the training and education required to do the job effectively. City and state leaders should be reforming the requirements needed to be a police officer. This includes upping the minimum quals and making after action reviews a requirement. We can't just keep yelling at the clouds and saying police bad, defund them.
As soon as he dropped the race card I stopped reading... Which was 2 sentences in. Listening to an officer's commands is like listening to the overseer?
I wonder if he mentions what happens when a Black officer does it?
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He was a minor, who illegally obtained a gun and carried it across state lines to cosplay as what? A murderous cop? And he wasn't just looking for trouble, he was answering a call.
Let's stop glossing over his criminality and lets also not pretend that there wasn't a ton of other likeminded red neck psychos there chomping at the bit to murder some BLM protesters.
Kyle Rittenhouse accomplished what he set out to, and to this day he's celebrated as a hero on the right - THAT is as big a problem as any in this country right now.
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I only speak for myself, and I've been pretty quiet about the Daunte Wright shooting, and I also haven't said jack about this girl that was shot in OH yesterday because I see a lot of gray areas there, in what little I've read / know about the situations.
I speak for me, and you speak for you. Let's start there.
Unless you're fine with all the disingenuous posturing and bad faith arguments.
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how any of you have faith in the police at this point is beyond me.
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I'm sure you'd be happy for the police if it was your daughter than was about 1/10 of a second away from being stabbed.
you have a right to defend yourself but with reasonable force. it doesn't appear to me (at this point) that any of them had any weapons. it was unreasonable to just get all stabby.
especially when the cops arrived on scene.
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I can't speak much about the OH incident... does the OH police report more or less jive with what we know / think happened?
Regarding the Floyd report, I hear what you're saying; they aren't going to indicate they possibly murdered a suspect, so they left out details about the 9+ minutes where the victim's neck was knelt on until he passed out... that's literally the problem here. They intentionally did not disclose very significant details of what led to the medical distress and eventually Floyd's death.
If passersby hadn't filmed it, Chauvin would almost certainly be out patrolling streets right now.
But you also think the majority of police shootings aren't justified? We only hear of about 1 or 2% of police shootings partially because there was no question. The vast majority of police shootings are armed, and most are white. I would agree minorities are at a higher percentage than their population. But most shootings dont make the news and we don't know the victims because they were justified, or justified white males and pretty much zero chance you hear about it.
Stats differ drastically, but of the 1000 police shootings a year you usually see between 10-50 were unarmed. I just cant agree with a statement that most police shootings aren't justified.
That doesn't mean they all are, or that they cant do better.
'allowed'
'justified'
and
'trained'
is getting people killed.
We live in a police state. We deserve better.
at this point, i believe this is the only appropriate use of that hashtag.
"Well, you tell him that I don't talk to suckas."
I wonder if he mentions what happens when a Black officer does it?