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06-16-2020, 01:06 PM
blams

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Originally Posted by WES445

Why wouldn't I agree? I live in the community were the riot happens. I am pretty sure no one here is saying it all the white folk's fault or diluting the problem these looters are causing for their communities.

People don't understand what a systemic issue is. Lol.

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06-16-2020, 02:20 PM
spliff(TONE)

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Originally Posted by SpecialFNK

you conveniently ignore I have mentioned other ideas of what could have happen. I've asked what else could the police have done.

you don't pay attention because you don't want to pay attention. you have already concluded that I simply must want this man dead because he's black. that is not supported by what I have already said.

Hey, bub: I will NEVER re-read posts of yours, even if you re-post them. Once is way more than enough.
06-16-2020, 02:22 PM
spliff(TONE)

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Originally Posted by SpecialFNK

he was only hit twice, so one of those shots obviously missed. three is not excessive. now if the officer continued to shoot even after Brooks was down that would be an issue.

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06-16-2020, 02:48 PM
spliff(TONE)
06-16-2020, 04:47 PM
rhino17

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Originally Posted by SpecialFNK

he was only hit twice, so one of those shots obviously missed. three is not excessive. now if the officer continued to shoot even after Brooks was down that would be an issue.

shooting someone in the back is an issue for those of us with a brain. Thoughts and prayers for yours, which was obviously fried years ago
06-16-2020, 04:55 PM
WES445

No, it hasn't fired out let. I saw his brain drinking with the winoes under the elevated track. It left home because of neglect. A sad tale that is shared by many.
06-16-2020, 05:10 PM
SpecialFNK

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Originally Posted by WES445

I already stated they should take his keys and license when I suggested they should let him sleep off. Once again you are spinning on bs.

Then why ask me that question, when I stated earlier what I thought the cops should do? See why I don't like debating you. You don't listen to what is being posted because of some internal discussion you have in your head or assumption you have for the poster.

sorry, I didn't see that in the post that I quoted.
I didn't see this post of yours before when I was quickly browsing through pages of replies.

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Originally Posted by WES445

Lol, you beat me to it. But it is still considered a non-lethal tool by those who use it. I just saying the cops' lives or anybody else wasn't being threatened. Why didn't the cops just take the guy's keys and license and let him sleep it off in Wendy's parking lot after they had him move it? Especially given the current environment.
06-16-2020, 05:10 PM
SpecialFNK

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Originally Posted by spliff(TONE)

Hey, bub: I will NEVER re-read posts of yours, even if you re-post them. Once is way more than enough.

you don't read them the first time, that is the point. you are stuck with an ignorant conclusion based on what you think that doesn't fit with reality.
06-16-2020, 05:11 PM
SpecialFNK

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Originally Posted by rhino17

shooting someone in the back is an issue for those of us with a brain. Thoughts and prayers for yours, which was obviously fried years ago

I've already asked what other options there could have been, saying a different option would have been better.

but based on details of what happened it was not unjustified.

do you really think it's impossible for someone while running away to fire either a taser (or a gun if they had one). it's on video, he briefly turned and pointed the taser at police.

how about someone not stealing a taser and pointing it at police, why can't people have that opinion.
06-16-2020, 05:20 PM
rhino17

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Originally Posted by SpecialFNK

I've already asked what other options there could have been, saying a different option would have been better.

but based on details of what happened it was not unjustified.

do you really think it's impossible for someone while running away to fire either a taser (or a gun if they had one). it's on video, he briefly turned and pointed the taser at police.

how about someone not stealing a taser and pointing it at police, why can't people have that opinion.

The cop had his hand on his gun before that, dummy. Letting him run away would be the human thing to do. Compassion, sense, logic, empathy are totally foreign to you. A gun is not a proportional response to someone running away and there is no reasoning that it is.
06-16-2020, 05:24 PM
SpecialFNK

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Originally Posted by rhino17

The cop had his hand on his gun before that, dummy. Letting him run away would be the human thing to do. Compassion, sense, logic, empathy are totally foreign to you. A gun is not a proportional response to someone running away and there is no reasoning that it is.

letting him run away, after stealing a police officer's taser. no that doesn't make sense.

how about any compassion, sense, logic, empathy for police officers. it was Brooks that assaulted the police. it was Brooks that stole the taser. it was Brooks that pointed that taser at police that were justifiably chasing him. it was Brook's actions that caused this, that cost him his life.

it shouldn't be so hard to criticize Brooks for what he did instead of trying to blame the police for doing their job.
06-16-2020, 05:26 PM
valade16

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Originally Posted by SpecialFNK

letting him run away, after stealing a police officer's taser. no that doesn't make sense.

how about any compassion, sense, logic, empathy for police officers. it was Brooks that assaulted the police. it was Brooks that stole the taser. it was Brooks that pointed that taser at police that were justifiably chasing him. it was Brook's actions that caused this, that cost him his life.

it shouldn't be so hard to criticize Brooks for what he did instead of trying to blame the police for doing their job.

The fact you think the police’s job is to kill people is the problem.

And did he fire the taser at the police? Or just point it at then over his shoulder?
06-16-2020, 05:27 PM
SiteWolf

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Originally Posted by SpecialFNK

I've already asked what other options there could have been, saying a different option would have been better.

but based on details of what happened it was not unjustified.

do you really think it's impossible for someone while running away to fire either a taser (or a gun if they had one). it's on video, he briefly turned and pointed the taser at police.

how about someone not stealing a taser and pointing it at police, why can't people have that opinion.

nobody has said the guy had zero fault...he was inebriated, reacted badly to being handcuffed (which is another question...why DID they feel the need to handcuff?) fought, and ran.......not a good overall plan..........but none of it remotely worth a death sentence.........at no point is lethal force justified.............two supposedly trained officers couldn't contain one inebriated guy
06-16-2020, 05:31 PM
SpecialFNK

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Originally Posted by valade16

The fact you think the police’s job is to kill people is the problem.

And did he fire the taser at the police? Or just point it at then over his shoulder?

JFC that is not what I said, ever, anywhere.

apparently the police are supposed to wait until they are shot or hit with a taser before taking action.

this sounds like something people say who have no care at all for police. **** da police, right.
06-16-2020, 05:35 PM
valade16

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Originally Posted by SpecialFNK

JFC that is not what I said, ever, anywhere.

apparently the police are supposed to wait until they are shot or hit with a taser before taking action.

this sounds like something people say who have no care at all for police. **** da police, right.

You just said we shouldn’t blame the police for doing their job. So was shooting this man part of their job or not?

Have you ever held or fired a weapon?

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