So these victims of the system, as he says himself, just deserve to be shot in the street? Failed experiments of welfare that should just be swept up with the r

So these victims of the system, as he says himself, just deserve to be shot in the street? Failed experiments of welfare that should just be swept up with the rest of the trash? I understand you're just providing the counterpoint to this article, but its like it touches on some of the right points but too many of the wrong ones for me. A very cold, judgmental view of the members of your community (assuming you're American, I am not) that are the most vulnerable and offered the least opportunities. He says it himself in the article, that it's a problem that runs much deeper than "Don't resist arrest", and then immediately tries to solve it by saying "Don't resist arrest", dumping the problem on the victim and expecting them to figure it out on their own. Sorry if that came across strongly, like I said I'm just an outsider looking in; I appreciate the discussion :)