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Topic	Cops kill unarmed man walking down the street with his pants down in Houston
The Admiral 03/28/18 9:13:43 PM #36:	RickyTheBAWSE posted... The Admiral posted... Stewman_Magoo posted... I hate when cops belt out a command WHILE they're opening fire on the person. Like give them a fucking second to comply. Also if the cop had a taser why didn't he use that instead? He had several seconds, he ignored the police orders, and he continued walking towards the cop. Hard to tell if this justified since it happens off camera, but Im long past the point of feeling sorry for criminals who refuse to obey police instructions. Also, the article points out that the cop was also black, before the usual race victimization rhetoric starts. "criminals" are expected to not always obey. that's why police have been trained to act in various situations. you being on the fence about whether or not this was justified is dangerous thinking, and says plenty about you. you think it's okay to break procedure and undermine all training. "hard to tell because it happened off camera," lolololol Yes, it is hard to tell. If this man was attacking the cop, Im fine with him being shot. Like I said, well past the point of treating criminals who disobey police instructions as though theyre the victims. If thats the side of society you want to be on, have at it. --- - The Admiral <cite>The Admiral posted [p:898674523] in Cops kill ... [t:76462854]...</cite> <quote><cite>RickyTheBAWSE posted...</cite> <quote><cite>The Admiral posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Stewman_Magoo posted...</cite> <quote>I hate when cops belt out a command WHILE they're opening fire on the person. Like give them a fucking second to comply. Also if the cop had a taser why didn't he use that instead?</quote> He had several seconds, he ignored the police orders, and he continued walking towards the cop. Hard to tell if this justified since it happens off camera, but Im long past the point of feeling sorry for criminals who refuse to obey police instructions. Also, the article points out that the cop was also black, before the usual race victimization rhetoric starts.</quote> "criminals" are expected to not always obey. that's why police have been trained to act in various situations. you being on the fence about whether or not this was justified is dangerous thinking, and says plenty about you. you think it's okay to break procedure and undermine all training. "hard to tell because it happened off camera," lolololol</quote> Yes, it is hard to tell. If this man was attacking the cop, Im fine with him being shot. Like I said, well past the point of treating criminals who disobey police instructions as though theyre the victims. If thats the side of society you want to be on, have at it. --- - The Admiral</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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