[Krusen72]

Originally Posted by tech99 ↗

Its crazy how many people are defending the criminal in this situation. When youre driving on a highway the last thing youre looking for is a person on the road. This could have resulted in an innocent person swerving off the road and being killed.

I find it typical. They’ve been brought up with no concept of responsibility or accountability. Their bad behavior has always been rewarded, participation trophies, and all the rest of the bs. So yeah, let the guy commit a crime, let him get away. He can then do another crime and we can let him go again. Just like the dipshit on here that said to just impound his car and let him go.

[Krusen72]

Originally Posted by dreamsneverend ↗

Keep on dragging them knuckles

Rewarding bad behavior. Fucking Brilliant idea!!

[dreamsneverend]

Originally Posted by Krusen72 ↗

Rewarding bad behavior. Fucking Brilliant idea!!

Not killing someone is rewarding them? You been hitting the duster can or something?

[Krusen72]

Originally Posted by dreamsneverend ↗

Not killing someone is rewarding them? You been hitting the duster can or something?

Yeah, “the duster can”! Good one, you fucktard! Like I said. I’m not going to take the time to explain it.

[Killgaad]

Here's what I saw—and the matter is plain and simple:

There is no doubt the evil/stupid cop (take your pick) saw the incoming car, yet he tased him at exactly the right moment whereby he would be incapacitated/fall down right where he stood—for the car to run him over.

Frankly, there is no doubt in my mind that the malevolent, psychopatic pig intended for this to happen—and that is precisely why he handcuffed him in the end; because he wanted to distract from the murder he just committed.

The pig surely knew from experience that most people collapse to the ground immediately, when Tased—and he surely had more than enough hours as a cop, to be properly orientated around cars/moving objects/pedestrias, vis-à-vis of the speed of incoming traffic on the highway.

He knew full well what would happen when he pulled that trigger.

The pig is a murderer, and I hope he rots.

P.S. Formerly, I used to be more understanding of American police, out of "respect" for a misguided, idealistic vision of a vacuous, utopian sense of reverence to authority—due to the fact that, at one time, I was in the military.

But now, having seen the mayhem and terror they cause, I currently view them as a gang of criminals—no different, andperhaps much worse—than the Italian Mafia.

(Italian-American cops are the worst of them, btw.)

Incidentally, it is possible the Mafia actually killed less people overall (my personal view)—which would be so ironic.

While I must admit that surely, there are some honorable people out there who must wear that pompous, aggressive, raging asshole's uniform—there are enough criminal cops within the whole rotten profession, to sully the onrs who are law-abiding.

So now I hate the entire profession.

If they cannot be reformed (doubtful at this point), then they must be disbanded, and departments rebuilt from scratch.

Some municipalities did this successfully, and it can be done.

[Killgaad]

Typo: "pedestrians"

[Killgaad]

Originally Posted by rsn1963 ↗

What kind of retard gives a fake name and runs from police because of an expired registration? Darwin wins again.

Conversely, why is police allowed to pull someone over, or have any interaction with, over expired registration—a clerical matter?

Just send him a bill, or take it out of his taxes, if they must, even.

He had no warrants, and cops are allowed to lie to the public all the time.

So who cares if he gave another name? Obviously he was scared of the criminal pig, and that's also why he ran—now he's a murder victim.

If the cop figured out his real name on his own—then what's the problem? It was a known element, then why the fuck ask him what his name was to begin with?

I'll tell ya why:

Because American police are power-hungry lackeys to the corrupt capitalist system, exceedingly obsessed with unquestionable obeisance to authority—before all things; they like their 'boots' lcked and egos stroked always.

And take this from the pen of a Grammar-NS.

[Killgaad]

America's pathological obsession with the "law" constitutes a form of mental illness, and it needs to be eliminated.

Laws should exist to serve the needs of the people—not the other way around.

But because law-enforcement types, displaying a wide gamut of psychopathic tendencies, have an unhealthy fascination with "the law" as an abstraction, and as a thing to be worshipped, instead of a tool in the hands of the people.

Bottom line:

If police can't pull you over for your expired library card, or overdue items, they shouldn't be able to pull you over for an expired registration, either—unless you have warrants, maybe.

[v1r]

Killgaard.

[Dustjunky1]

Nah that was his own fault. How dumb are you to run from the cops over a minor traffic violation? Idiot suicide.