Why we will always find excuses for cops who kill ~
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I would not
I would not
want the job, period.
There is a lot of unease out there as American society is unravelling before our very eyes.
I was stopped by a highway patrolman for a faulty turnpike pass a month ago, I am 66 and pretty harmless.
My windows are tinted...when I pulled over he slowly approached my vehicle on foot and in my side mirror, I saw him take the safety strap off his pistol holster..... and he was Afro-American about 45 years old.
I think they know whats going on and are scared sh*tless themselves....I can see accidents.
I would not
want the job, period.
There is a lot of unease out there as American society is unravelling before our very eyes.
I was stopped by a highway patrolman for a faulty turnpike pass a month ago, I am 66 and pretty harmless.
My windows are tinted...when I pulled over he slowly approached my vehicle on foot and in my side mirror, I saw him take the safety strap off his pistol holster..... and he was Afro-American about 45 years old.
I think they know whats going on and are scared sh*tless themselves....I can see accidents.
In many instances, they've brought it upon themselves. Anyone with an ounce of common sense knows it. Even good cops? may end up in serious jeopardy because of blatant police brutality that has been protected and approved with both police solidarity and judicial ruling. Some are saying anarchy is looming on the horizon. I pray that never happens, because if it does, wearing a police uniform will simply serve as a bulls eye.
It's been going on for years. The only difference now is the advent of cameras EVERYWHERE. It use to be, he said he said, now that doesn't fly. Most of these killings would have gone down as "a good shoot" years ago. Yes if the suspects just followed commands they might be alive, but there has to be some alternative to follow my orders or i'll shoot. Just my 2 cents.
