airplanemechanic
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Jesus H Christ how fucking thick are you people here?I'm not demanding anything.Maybe you'll answer this question since no one else will
If I as a civilian with a carry permit shot a man in the back as he was running away from me I could not claim self defense even if he assaulted me before he ran because the second he turned and ran the threat to my safety no longer existed.
I would be charged with murder at that point.
So tell me why should a civilian be held to a higher standard than a cop.
Maybe no one will give you the answer you want / demand.
The policeman who shot Brooks has been arrested and faces possible murder charges. No different standard has been applied. The same is true in the George Floyd case. The equal justice demanded is being carried out.
So what is the justification for the rioting, looting, destruction of property, destruction of people's lives by burning down their stores, assaults, murder, ambushing and murdering of policeman who had nothing to do with either case - who could be outstanding men and women, incredible parents, husbands, friends, and proponents for change sought?
More INJUSTICE has been perpetrated in the names of Floyd and Woods than was done TO Woods and Floyd!
What is going on / what has gone on - all the violence, destruction, murder, and division perpetrated by those using them as justification to do what they have done have caused more damage, division, and injustice than the murders of Floyd and Woods - this has NOT all been about them.
I am simply asking a question that no one will answer so I'll keep asking it until someone here has the intellectual balls to answer it.
The people who are saying the cops did the right thing by shooting a fleeing man in the back are the people I am asking the question.
I want to know why they think a cop should be held to a lower standard than a civilian in a shooting event such as this one.
And once again this incident has nothing to do with any riots or property crimes.
Personally I think torching the Burger King was reprehensible and completely unwarranted. But all that happened after the shooting and has no bearing on the shooting.
That your question has been answered at least 5 times , with you ignoring each answer proves that you are stupid more than anything.
Cops are NOT held to a lower standard, in fact they are held to a higher standard. In that they have an AFFIRMATIVE duty to stop a fleeing felon. They are not permitted to say "well we know his name, we'll just go to his house and wait for him"
The moment this guy resisted arresst he became a felon. the moment he got ahold of a taser he became a danger to society, the moment he fired that taser at a cop, he opened up the possibility of being shot, which he was.
This guy could and would be at home today if he had simply not resisted arrest. It's disgusting that morons like yourself will never just say that "don't resist arrest" once you resist , it doesn't matter what skin color you have , bad things are gonna happen, the police aren't just gonna say "nah forget it" and let you go. Well they may soon start doing that, but is that what you REALLY want?
How is it that 2.3M blacks are in jail right now, proving that blacks are capable of not being shot as a result of resisting arrest, and yet here you sit claiming that they can't help it and therefor cops should just let them go once they resist?
They do not have an affirmative duty to shoot a fleeing unarmed person in the back.
He was armed, with the cops taser he stole with brute force, and shot at the cop with it.
If this is what you fucksticks call an "unarmed" black then this guy will walk easily. No way will 12 people find this guy guilty. Maybe Chauvin but not this dude.
That Taser had already been discharged and the shot missed the cop by a country mile.
At that point the fucking taser was useless as a weapon because it could not be fired again. So yes at that point Brooks was for all intents and purposes unarmed because the fucking Taser was fucking useless.
The cops know that because it was a police issue Taser.
And I never specified the race of anyone involved because it is fucking irrelevant.
Like you.
Had he discharged the taser and been running for a while and the cop decides to shoot him, then I'd say that's murder.
But the cop fired his gun within a second or two of the taser being shot at them. That's clearly self defense. The jury will agree.