Whats going on in Charlotte is really sad...if people got as upset at civilians being killed as they did at athletes taking a knee maybe it would change perception or at least shed a brighter light at bad cops
Police killing unarmed men. The real issue?
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Is it just me or is no one agreeing on my energy drink theory. I do appreciate all the comments. We are in different times. I hope we can all come together at some point.
Don't know enough about what happened just yet in Charlotte, let's get the facts. Are they bad cops or cops on edge with all the attacks on them. When you disrespect the law as a society you have an issue. Look at Ferguson and Baltimore, where all this crap started. Ferguson dude was shot and killed, hands up don't shoot was proven to be false, Balt police were all freed by a black AG out for cops heads, she should be in jail. I can say I am tired of the bs. How many will die this weekend in Chi, will you bitch? And F Kap
I suspect your energy drink theory is pure trolling. The stats of blacks verses whites population is also a thin veil of why blacks are being killed at a much higher rate. The violent crime rate among them are much different. FBI stats show that they both commit about half each, but the actual percentage of the population of each is much different. The murder rate is even greater slanted towards blacks. Perhaps society should teach their kids not to go commit violent crimes.
I don't troll I just like to think about funny things that may be linked to issues. This is unfortunately a situation that occurs too often right wrong or indifferent.
Dudes jacked up on Red Bull don't cause shootings. Dudes jacked up on PCP, bath salts, or other substances do.
the problem stems from the lack of biblical Christianity in all areas.
Moral Relativism (or Ethical Relativism) is the position that moral or ethical propositions do not reflect objective and/or universal moral truths
Moral Relativism (or Ethical Relativism) is the position that moral or ethical propositions do not reflect objective and/or universal moral truths
That is amazing and alarming that many law abiding citizens let officers know that they were unarmed and were still shot.
Haha, no, we do not need more biblical Christianity anywhere. Plenty of very evil people are religious and plenty of very good people are not.
Please provide source, because your statement lacks common sense. Believe there are people who may say they're Christian, but in truth, are not. Everyone has free will, how one uses it, determines whether it's for good or bad.
It has been proven that there is no bias...scientifocally....more white people get shot than blacks and are more likely to be shot by Police...that study was done by a black Harvard Law professor.
You people are being played......less than 1% all arrests lead to death....it's their fault their dead most of the time because their dumbasses don't think they have to comply.......tired of people caught doing wrong getting an attitude because they were caught...well your pride left you dead...deal with it.
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Yes because every person that says they are unarmed, don't have drugs and no warrants are telling the truth....
These people don't give a damn about the people dying they just want to be self righteous...they think 140 people being shot by cops nationwide is equal to 3000 people being shot by civilians in one city.
Eric Garner. Neither high or looking to do harm to cops.
Now obviously he was never shot and the cops intention clearly wasn't to get Garner killed but that situation also clearly could have been handled correctly.
Also the South Carolina guy who got shot in the back.
So non-compliance of the police's order, in effect, warrants a punishment of death.
I think everyone agrees that you should obey and comply with a police officer. If you don't, what do you think the charge should be for failing to obey a police officer? Maybe it is a misdemeanor with a minimum fine up to a max 30 day jail sentence. Sounds reasonable right?
Well this guy was killed. You can't go back and give him a ticket, he can't go to court, he can't have due process. This is what we mean by judge, jury, and executioner because all that is now not possible. Do you really think failure to obey is an offense that should be punishable by death?
See, people used to be innocent until proven guilty. It's almost like the Minority Report movie. Cops will say 'He could of had a gun, or could have this or that or whatever'. Well you can't just go shooting people based on 'could have'.
Maybe cops just need an outlet, perhaps a small workout before they take to the streets every day...
For sure, we all know if you want to not fill kid's heads with violence we should make them read the Old Testament!
With all do respect. I googled too much caffeine and it can lead to Jitters, nervousness, anxiety, and even hallucinations. If a police shotguns 3 cherry flavored AMP's 30 minutes before a situation. It is my belief that energy drinks could lead to caous.
I definitely agree.Maybe cops just need an outlet, perhaps a small workout before they take to the streets every day...
With all of that, you do know the end result of death is likely excessive? I would say if any officer has a "kill or be killed" mentality they are really in the wrong line of work. Furthermore, there has to be a non-lethal alternative to subdue someone. You seem to brush stuff off like it's cut and dry (like some of your other posts), but I don't think you have fully thought out what's continuing to happen at an increasing trend.
Less than 1% of all arrests led to death, well hell it's a celebration! Get real.
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