
04-22-2021, 09:21 PM
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Originally Posted by GrumpyOldMan
It seems many feel it is all or nothing, on almost every topic. Pandemic has a cure or doesn't. Vaccines are 100% affective or not affective at all.
And people have to chose to be for the police or against them. PERIOD.
I disagree with those presumptions. I can support the police while at the same time call for the incarceration of police that abuse their positions of power or break the law.
There are 15,000 murders in this country every year. That is only 0.015% of the population of Americans. Since it is such a small percentage should we just look the other way when a murder is committed? Why bother prosecuting that small percentage of Americans - when it is obvious that the overwhelming majority of Americans are good people are not murders.
Pretty silly?
Well, so is ignoring a police officer spaying pepper spray in the face of a patriot serving his country in uniform.
So is, justifying shooting a person in the back who is walking away with their hands raised, because they were walking away.
So, is, justifying killing a person by kneeling on their throat.
So, is.
These officers, the ones that are guilty, are a disgrace to the police force and the uniforms they wear.
I completely support the officers that uphold the law. I am 100% in favor of prosecuting to the fullest extent of the law any officer that abuses their position of power, or brakes the law in the line of duty.
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The first thing we can do is get rid of qualified immunity. Some have taken it and run with it.
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