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>Sure, but it seems weird to prioritize the life of the police officer over the people they are sworn to protect. If the officer doesn't engage out of caution
by almost_usual 7y ago
>Sure, but it seems weird to prioritize the life of the police officer over the people they are sworn to protect.
If the officer doesn't engage out of caution and an innocent person in the residence (non officer) dies is that still ok?
- webkike 7y agoHow often does that happen? I can make the same argument about killing literally anyone because they might kill other people.
- almost_usual 7y ago>I can make the same argument about killing literally anyone because they might kill other people. This feels like a slippery slope fallacy.
- webkike 7y agoThat’s my point
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