I can’t breathe again but in LA cops

[Superbadbrutha]

He is not a cop

call him a Deep State assassin

1/6 was the Democrats version of the Reischstag fire and it puts on notice how far the left intends to go in their quest to take over America

Using FBI SWAT teams to harass parents and journalists is opening eyes also

So what happened on 1/6 was patriotic in your book.

 

[Superbadbrutha]

Welcome to California. That's what happens when people like you are in charge.

You love the Good Ole Days when cops can kill folks you don't like and you pin a medal on their chest.

 

[marvin martian]

You love the Good Ole Days when cops can kill folks you don't like and you pin a medal on their chest.

I left California to get away from people like you who do things like that.

 

[Mac-7]

So what happened on 1/6 was patriotic in your book.

For the most part yes

protesting a stolen election was the legal right of everyone there that day

But storming the capital building was stupid and not legal

It was stupid because it played into the hands of democrats who are now twisting the law to smear all protestors everywhere

simple trespassing and disturbing the peace is being described as terrorism bordering on crimes against humanity

 

[White 6]

I think your plan would tie up that many

Much cheaper on money and manpower to just kill them on the spot?

 

[White 6]

Or shooting and killing fleeing unarmed citizens in the back. The American people aren't going to stand for their brutality any longer.

In actuality, they probably will. The system is slow. slow to work. slow to change and although there are many good cops out there, we still have a lot of dumb ass cops, too. As they get caught, make examples of them whenever possible, as they are supposed to represent the law and the authority to inflict the will of the state over the people, as may be justifiably called for at times. Still the bad ones make them all look worse. Bad cops need their own death penalty, even in states with no death penalty.

 

[BS Filter]

You love the Good Ole Days when cops can kill folks you don't like and you pin a medal on their chest.

Notice there won't be white people rioting, looting stores or burning businesses. We're civilized.

 

[Mac-7]

Much cheaper on money and manpower to just kill them on the spot?

Think of it from future police officers point of view

it reaches a point where enforcing the law carries too many personal risks for the cop

in the hood at least, and in the grey areas between the hood and the suburbs good cops begin to think that its better to look the other way and let the criminals do their thing unimpeded

which seems to be happening in many US cities already

 

[MarcATL]

In actuality, they probably will. The system is slow. slow to work. slow to change and although there are many good cops out there, we still have a lot of dumb ass cops, too. At the get caught, make examples of them whenever possible, as the are supposed to represent the law and the authority to inflict the will of the state over the people, as may be justifiably called for at times. Still the bad ones make them all look worse. Bad cops need their own death penalty, even in states with no death penalty.

That part.

 

[White 6]

Think of it from future police officers point of view

it reaches a point where enforcing the law carries too many personal risks for the cop

in the hood at least, and in the grey areas between the hood and the suburbs good cops begin to think that its better to look the other way and let the criminals do their thing unimpeded

which seems to be happening in many US cities already

I am thinking about the future. If they cannot stay within what few moral laws we hold paramount, they have no business wearing a badge. You cannot have officers with advantage in the courts, setting standard on the street and occasionally exercising summary judgement on unarmed citizens because the rules and customs make it hard to get rid of them. Again and again, they do not police their own, but protect their own, in situations that would be indefensible if they were civilians making the same choices in protection of the public, themselves or another. They are not above the citizens, or at least were not intended to be, especially not intended to be above the laws that govern everybody else. Still the hardest criminal to prosecute is often a dirty or brutal cop.

 

[Mac-7]

I am thinking about the future. If they cannot stay within what few moral laws we hold paramount, they have no business wearing a badge. You cannot have officers with advantage in the courts, setting standard on the street and occasionally exercising summary judgement on unarmed citizens because the rules and customs make it hard to get rid of them. Again and again, they do not police their own, but protect their own, in situations that would be indefensible if they were civilians making the same choices in protection of the public, themselves or another. They are not above the citizens, or at least were not intended to be, especially not intended to be above the laws that govern everybody else. Still the hardest criminal to prosecute is often a dirty or brutal cop.

Be careful what you wish for

 

[DigitalDrifter]

The police are essentially a band of unrestrained criminals w/license to kill.

Hopefully you'll never need them.

On second thought, I hope you do, as I would love to see you squirm and grovel when you are forced to admit that you needed their help.

 

[marvin martian]

Hopefully you'll never need them.

On second thought, I hope you do, as I would love to see you squirm and grovel when you are forced to admit that you needed their help.

MarcATL seems like the type who would call the cops, take their help, then sue them with a phony story, looking for a payday.

 

[White 6]

Be careful what you wish for

Why?

 

[airplanemechanic]

Was given ample opportunity to comply and decided to fight.

Dumbass, just like GF, deserved what he got.

 

[DigitalDrifter]

Was given ample opportunity to comply and decided to fight.

Dumbass, just like GF, deserved what he got.

Why do you believe he "deserved" it?
He should have cooperated from the start, but I don't see how anyone can say he "deserved" to die over it.

 

[Mac-7]

Why?

See post #148

 

[Mac-7]

Why do you believe he "deserved" it?
He should have cooperated from the start, but I don't see how anyone can say he "deserved" to die over it.

If you get drunk and sleep it off on the train tracks do you “deserve” to get run over by a train?

maybe not but dont blame it on the train either

 

[airplanemechanic]

Why do you believe he "deserved" it?
He should have cooperated from the start, but I don't see how anyone can say he "deserved" to die over it.

Play stupid games, win stupid prizes.

 

[MarcATL]

Hopefully you'll never need them.

On second thought, I hope you do, as I would love to see you squirm and grovel when you are forced to admit that you needed their help.

I hate dirty cops piss-aunt, can you say the same?