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Topic	Can someone explain where this belief that white people are victims of racism...
DiScOrD tHe LuNaTiC 11/03/18 9:56:25 AM #84:	EdgeMaster posted... DiScOrD tHe LuNaTiC posted... White people definitely can be victims of racism. Institutionalized racism is something different, however. That's what you get into when you're talking about a white mass murderer being taken into custody peacefully vs. a black guy running away from a cop being shot in the back for instance. Lol you cant shoot fleeing felons. Nice try though. Look, EdgeLord420 or whatever your name is, Tennessee v. Garner clearly says that law enforcment aren't supposed to use lethal force on a fleeing suspect unless they have probable cause that the suspect is an imminent danger to others. The two cases I cited were Dylan Roof (murdered 9 people and was taken into custody with no trouble); as opposed to the murder of Walter Scott (shot in the back while fleeing a police officer, who then tried to frame Scott for attempted murder). In the former, you could make the argument that Roof could in fact have been a danger to others, given that he'd killed nine people. In the latter, Scott was pulled over because of a broken tail light. Not exactly Charles Manson. --- "They come in the night to smell your daughter's periods so that they can sparkle in the day." -- Kradek <cite>DiScOrD tHe LuNaTiC posted [p:911726844] in Can someon... [t:77162958]...</cite> <quote><cite>EdgeMaster posted...</cite> <quote><cite>DiScOrD tHe LuNaTiC posted...</cite> <quote>White people definitely can be victims of racism. Institutionalized racism is something different, however. That's what you get into when you're talking about a white mass murderer being taken into custody peacefully vs. a black guy running away from a cop being shot in the back for instance.</quote> Lol you cant shoot fleeing felons. Nice try though.</quote> Look, EdgeLord420 or whatever your name is, Tennessee v. Garner clearly says that law enforcment aren't supposed to use lethal force on a fleeing suspect unless they have probable cause that the suspect is an imminent danger to others. The two cases I cited were Dylan Roof (murdered 9 people and was taken into custody with no trouble); as opposed to the murder of Walter Scott (shot in the back while fleeing a police officer, who then tried to frame Scott for attempted murder). In the former, you could make the argument that Roof could in fact have been a danger to others, given that he'd killed nine people. In the latter, Scott was pulled over because of a broken tail light. Not exactly Charles Manson. --- "They come in the night to smell your daughter's periods so that they can sparkle in the day." -- Kradek</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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