[Killgaad]

Originally Posted by intre ↗

yeah, let's run from the police, that always works out.

Look, I'm not advocating running from the police at all—obviously it is not the prudent thing to do.

But I'm having a huge problem with all of you people who look upon a person's death—at the hands of grossly incompetent police—with such callousness, cruelty, indifference and inhumanity. (This, while defending the very government enforcers who got him killed in the first place—through their irresponsible and careless, unnecessary actions.)

The crux of my argument is that that piece of shit bumbling idiot cop should have assessed the situation so as to preserve life—yes, even within that fucking proverbial split second the pigs make so much ado about—without ever training properly to improve their "split-second" decision making bullshit.

But the egotistical Poposaurus didn't make any effort to preserve life—and you people defend the porker, not so much because of any legalistic over-zealousness, but simply because you are judging the victim (the absquatulating driver) as unworthy to live, simply because he was stupid and because you see him as a habitual petty transgressor.

So cut the crap with me, because I know how you people think.

**ALL LIVES MATTER**

As I said, there's no doubt in my mind that the cop wanted to get him fucked up or killed— so he had murderous intent—because he was pissed off the driver disrespected him by running.

Yes, the driver was an idiot too—but police are supposed to be held to a higher standard, and ought to have a civic responsibility to protect life—if at all possible; and this time, as in many cases, the cop could've done so—but instead, he acted criminally.

[deezybeest551]

Originally Posted by Killgaad ↗

Look, I'm not advocating running from the police at all—obviously it is not the prudent thing to do.

But I'm having a huge problem with all of you people who look upon a person's death—at the hands of grossly incompetent police—with such callousness, cruelty, indifference and inhumanity. (This, while defending the very government enforcers who got him killed in the first place—through their irresponsible and careless, unnecessary actions.)

The crux of my argument is that that piece of shit bumbling idiot cop should have assessed the situation so as to preserve life—yes, even within that fucking proverbial split second the pigs make so much ado about—without ever training properly to improve their "split-second" decision making bullshit.

But the egotistical Poposaurus didn't make any effort to preserve life—and you people defend the porker, not so much because of any legalistic over-zealousness, but simply because you are judging the victim (the absquatulating driver) as unworthy to live, simply because he was stupid and because you see him as a habitual petty transgressor.

So cut the crap with me, because I know how you people think.

**ALL LIVES MATTER**

As I said, there's no doubt in my mind that the cop wanted to get him fucked up or killed— so he had murderous intent—because he was pissed off the driver disrespected him by running.

Yes, the driver was an idiot too—but police are supposed to be held to a higher standard, and ought to have a civic responsibility to protect life—if at all possible; and this time, as in many cases, the cop could've done so—but instead, he acted criminally.

That's one mighty dutch oven you got going there

[breezy]

buncha fucking rednecks in this thread

[DanteAntonelli]

Originally Posted by Killgaad ↗

Look, I'm not advocating running from the police at all—obviously it is not the prudent thing to do.

But I'm having a huge problem with all of you people who look upon a person's death—at the hands of grossly incompetent police—with such callousness, cruelty, indifference and inhumanity. (This, while defending the very government enforcers who got him killed in the first place—through their irresponsible and careless, unnecessary actions.)

The crux of my argument is that that piece of shit bumbling idiot cop should have assessed the situation so as to preserve life—yes, even within that fucking proverbial split second the pigs make so much ado about—without ever training properly to improve their "split-second" decision making bullshit.

But the egotistical Poposaurus didn't make any effort to preserve life—and you people defend the porker, not so much because of any legalistic over-zealousness, but simply because you are judging the victim (the absquatulating driver) as unworthy to live, simply because he was stupid and because you see him as a habitual petty transgressor.

So cut the crap with me, because I know how you people think.

**ALL LIVES MATTER**

As I said, there's no doubt in my mind that the cop wanted to get him fucked up or killed— so he had murderous intent—because he was pissed off the driver disrespected him by running.

Yes, the driver was an idiot too—but police are supposed to be held to a higher standard, and ought to have a civic responsibility to protect life—if at all possible; and this time, as in many cases, the cop could've done so—but instead, he acted criminally.

I take it most on here would agree with you (If they exercise common sense that is), the problem is we can't expect too much from the intellectually handicapped people hired by PDs all across America, the same way we can't expect a retard to understand advanced calculus or basic trigonometry.

[Killgaad]

Right on, DanteAntonelli. Your words manifest substance, fairness, balance and wisdom. I thank you.

P.S. I am sorry that in the past we had some fulminatingly vituperative exchanges, much of it due to my choleric debating style—much of which I have relinquished—now, that the political hubbub has, to a large extent, finally diminished in these post-pandemic, somewhat less turbulent times.

Regards.

[IW RIOT]

Seems the police are at it again. Most of the time they do great work, but this was a complete failure and lack of basic common sense. Kid was white so I guess that's why I never heard of this.

[Saskdevil]

He made a choice

[Killgaad]

Originally Posted by Saskdevil ↗

He made a choice

So did the pig—they both did.

But the porker made the life-ending one, without justification—as he was not threatened in any way.

It is also a sacred constitutional and human right, for anyone to be able to flee from any pursuer, and seek sanctuary from authority—especially when they do so in a non-violent fashion.

I hope this fried bacon here gets run over by a semi.

[Saskdevil]

The suspect's decision to lie to the police and then flee is what led to these events sure the cop made a poor decision but it all started with the individual. The end result wasn't great but it all started with that decision to run and lie to the police. What could have been just a ticket escalated into this because of poor judgment on both parties. Doesn't matter he wasn't being non-threatening, he lied and still try to evade the authorities I'm glad they took the means necessary to bring him down. Don't run and don't lie to the police. It makes everyone's day worse .

[Saskdevil]

Originally Posted by Killgaad ↗

So did the pig—they both did.

But the porker made the life-ending one, without justification—as he was not threatened in any way.

It is also a sacred constitutional and human right, for anyone to be able to flee from any pursuer, and seek sanctuary from authority—especially when they do so in a non-violent fashion.

I hope this fried bacon here gets run over by a semi.

The suspect's decision to lie to the police and then flee is what led to these events sure the cop made a poor decision but it all started with the individual. The end result wasn't great but it all started with that decision to run and lie to the police. What could have been just a ticket escalated into this because of poor judgment on both parties. Doesn't matter he wasn't being non-threatening, he lied and still try to evade the authorities I'm glad they took the means necessary to bring him down. Don't run and don't lie to the police. It makes everyone's day worse .