Some black people are racist. Some white people are racist. Some Asian people are racist. Some Mexican people are racist. Ignorance and hate are not owned by any race.
Dropping a wiki link in lieu of explaining your reasoning in your own words tells us you don't really know what you're talking about and have talked yourself into a corner. You arent hiding anything from anyone. The fact you are resorting to this type of post says everything we need to know about you.
Dropping a wiki link in lieu of explaining your reasoning in your own words tells us you don't really know what you're talking about and have talked yourself into a corner. You arent hiding anything from anyone. The fact you are resorting to this type of post says everything we need to know about you.
Yes, because it's true.Its a nice gif though.
Yes, because it's true.
Have you given thought to when I pointed out a single black woman who's profoundly hateful of whites, and cited an example you went off on a rant, though? I found this defensive mechanism to be quite inappropriate for the scenario.
So the officer had gone to two suicide calls before this video was taken.
http://www.fox4news.com/story/29288...t-best-of-mckinney-cpl-casebolt-at-pool-party
The first call was a gunshot to the head next to a pool and the second was a suicide attempt. I would say this probably had something to do with his erratic behavior.
So what else does this cop have going on he doesnt want internal affairs looking into? I find it hard to believe he would resign over this incident.
His resignation doesn't change much for me.
This story as usual completely excuses ridiculous behavior that we would never tolerate in our own children.
You know that didn't happen right? He drew when two people rushed him in manner consistent with a pending attack and holstered as soon as they ran away.
No it does not. Any of the people there that broke the law should be held accountable for their actions just like the cop has been held accountable for his actions.
This story is about everyone being held accountable for their own actions, including the police which doesn't happen very often.
This story is about everyone being held accountable for their own actions, including the police which doesn't happen very often.
Was the cop charged with a crime?
So what you are saying is a human can be in duress and make poor choices?
Does this line of defense only apply to police officers or does it also apply to the numerous bodies left on ground by cops?
Naw and as much as I am all about charging cops with crimes when they do commit them, I'm not sure that we can call anything he did criminal. Perhaps some low rent assault charge but even that would be really hard to get a conviction on especially due to the laws protecting LEOs.
Personally, I'm satisfied that this guy isn't a cop anymore. Sometimes we gotta take what we can get bud and save most of our energy for more serious encounters like shooting a guy half a dozen times as he slowly jogs away from you.
Just out of curiosity, what crime would you charge him with? I could see some sort of "public endangerment" charge maybe sticking.
Dunno. But if he wasn't charged like you or I would be, he was not held accountable.
I read this sentence 3-4 times. No idea what it means.You brought that up to poke at the idea that there was racism by attacking a source.
What does this have to do with that britteny woman's loathing of whites? What does it have to do with the cop who supposedly was racist even though nobody can say exactly in which way? How does it change the fact the guy he drew on was readying, or feigning to ready an attack? How does it change the fact you're asking me to answer questions you posed to others? How does it change the fact that I still think you're currently on some sort of medication or alcohol?
Lol of course not. How many of these people acting as hooligans are going to be charged? What about the two guys who rushed the cop who drew on them? The police department is hoping this goes away and will do as much as possible to put it behind them.No it does not. Any of the people there that broke the law should be held accountable for their actions just like the cop has been held accountable for his actions.
This story is about everyone being held accountable for their own actions, including the police which doesn't happen very often.
You keep saying this, so I suppose you must believe it, even though that doesn't happen at all. In fact, both of them pursue the guys he drew on immediately, and ONE of the cops grabs him at the same time he grabs the same guy. It looks to me they are confirming each other's presence as being a friendly.Again, the two cops that were in his immediate vicinity grabbed the COP in an attempt to calm him down, resulting in him holstering his weapon, instead of pursuing the supposed threatening subjects. That alone should tell you everything you need to know.
Good job, I'm proud of you. It wasn't going to be too long before your inability to convey your point with reason degenerated into calling me a racist. :thumbsup:Even when confronted with overwhelming evidence that you are wrong you still continue this line of argument. Are you really that authoritarian? Cops can't possibly be wrong? A racial thing? Maybe a section 8 thing like a previous poster?
Agreed but they have a different set of rules regardless if we like it or not. I tend to be a realist and the realist inside of me says that this was the best possible outcome for the public.
If you can make a reasonable case for a crime he should be charged with I'll back your play bud but don't get your hopes up for a conviction (or even charges). The rules and laws that cops are bound by are just way to subjective, imho, to get a guilty beyond a reasonable doubt.
Some black people are racist. Some white people are racist. Some Asian people are racist. Some Mexican people are racist. Ignorance and hate are not owned by any race.