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Of course there are scenarios out of our control. In this one particularly the victim walked out of the house and then was shot after he slipped up on one of th

Of course there are scenarios out of our control. In this one particularly the victim walked out of the house and then was shot after he slipped up on one of the commands. Not to blame the victim, but his mistake lead to their over reaction. My point is even us citizens aren't experienced these situations and some guidance could help.

lostlogin 9y ago
Maybe a brochure once a year giving tips on how to not get murdered by the police?
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- jessaustin 9y ago
  "Congratulations! You've survived another year without being brutally murdered by the public servants whose generous pensions your city has gone bankrupt to fund! If you want to keep your streak 'alive', here's how you can help these heroes not murder you and your family!"
anigbrowl 9y ago
Yes you are blaming the victim. People should not be required to perform jumping jacks just because someone in uniform tells them to. That's not cooperation, it's coercion.
- hackerbob 9y ago
  It's not right, but we have a broken system that favors them over us. And I don't think it will be fix soon. Another problem we have is people getting falsely accused and sent to jail when they make mistakes in interrogations. It's why you always if you can afford one, get a lawyer for guidance.
  - kazagistar 9y ago
    > It's why you always if you can afford one, get a lawyer for guidance. And somehow people talk about class warfare as if it was the lower classes starting the violence.
coldtea 9y ago
>In this one particularly the victim walked out of the house and then was shot after he slipped up on one of the commands. In what other first world country a person would just be shot if they merely "walked out of house" and "slipped up on one of the commands"? Even if they had a gun on them, unless they actually fired, they still might not be shot by one of the actually competent police forces -- they'd tried to talk them down first. Then again, in what other first world country a person can be shot if they walk out of their car after they have been stopped by the police? Heck, unless he has been messy with their wives and they just found out, nobody in a first world country would shoot an unarmed man sitting on the floor and BEGGING not to be shot: http://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/americas/daniel-shaver-death-arizona-police-shooting-video-unarmed-begs-for-life-hands-up-a8100966.html http://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/americas/daniel-shav... And it's the people that need better schooling?

lostlogin 9y ago

Maybe a brochure once a year giving tips on how to not get murdered by the police?

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jessaustin 9y ago
"Congratulations! You've survived another year without being brutally murdered by the public servants whose generous pensions your city has gone bankrupt to fund! If you want to keep your streak 'alive', here's how you can help these heroes not murder you and your family!"

anigbrowl 9y ago

Yes you are blaming the victim. People should not be required to perform jumping jacks just because someone in uniform tells them to. That's not cooperation, it's coercion.

hackerbob 9y ago
It's not right, but we have a broken system that favors them over us. And I don't think it will be fix soon. Another problem we have is people getting falsely accused and sent to jail when they make mistakes in interrogations. It's why you always if you can afford one, get a lawyer for guidance.
- kazagistar 9y ago
  > It's why you always if you can afford one, get a lawyer for guidance. And somehow people talk about class warfare as if it was the lower classes starting the violence.

coldtea 9y ago

>In this one particularly the victim walked out of the house and then was shot after he slipped up on one of the commands. In what other first world country a person would just be shot if they merely "walked out of house" and "slipped up on one of the commands"? Even if they had a gun on them, unless they actually fired, they still might not be shot by one of the actually competent police forces -- they'd tried to talk them down first. Then again, in what other first world country a person can be shot if they walk out of their car after they have been stopped by the police? Heck, unless he has been messy with their wives and they just found out, nobody in a first world country would shoot an unarmed man sitting on the floor and BEGGING not to be shot: http://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/americas/daniel-shaver-death-arizona-police-shooting-video-unarmed-begs-for-life-hands-up-a8100966.html http://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/americas/daniel-shav... And it's the people that need better schooling?