ChromaticPanic 5 days ago

Nope, but executing law abiding citizens in the streets is

  • TrnsltLife 5 days ago

    Neither of them were abiding by the law. Nor were either of them executed. Such hyperbole.

    • 0dayz 5 days ago

      Abiding the law?

      What law did they break to constitute being shot dead on the spot?

      Or do you now support vague charges like "obstruction of justice"?

      • kreetx 5 days ago

        One person showed up with a gun, the other tried to flee (or run over) an officer.

        Wold you as a police officer always behave perfectly in any urgent situation?

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  • solaris2007 4 days ago

    This kind of made up bullshit makes you look like a total lunatic.

jpitz 4 days ago

Acting without due process is oppression.

sentrysapper 4 days ago

they way they are going about it very much is. update your understanding.

0dayz 5 days ago

Killing your own citizens is.

  • kreetx 5 days ago

    One person showed up with a gun, the other tried to flee (or run over) an officer.

    • mmustapic 4 days ago

      Carrying a gun, or fleeing, is not punishable by death. In any decent country, of course.

      • kreetx 4 days ago

        These were accidents, not court proceedings where you have weeks or months to think things over.

        My prediction is that if you investigate them, then in the case where the woman was trying to drive away, the officer likely has no fault at all, as the drive may have easily be interpreted as driving towards him. On the armed protestor occasion, there might be some fault as the gun seemed to have gone off unexpectedly. But it won't be punished too hard, if at all, as the victim was actively escalating the situation.

        These weren't punishments ("death sentences" as someone else called them). These were accidents where the victims themselves were (mostly) at fault.

    • 0dayz 4 days ago

      Neither of which is justified in being killed.

      Unless you live in China or North Korea perhaps, maybe then the officers are allowed to blast you to pieces for any of these situations.

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