> Breonna Taylor was an EMT that was murdered by police while asleep in her own bed during a no-knock raid. That's absolutely not what happened. At worst this

> Breonna Taylor was an EMT that was murdered by police while asleep in her own bed during a no-knock raid. That's absolutely not what happened. At worst this was horrible police work at "best" it was a freak accident. There is zero reason to believe that anyone was murdered. Not going into the other cases because quite frankly it does not falsify my claim even if they are in fact what you say they are. My calm was that its very very very unlikely which is true even if it happens. Just like the mass shooting you original brought up that is also very very very unlikely to kill you even trough it could happen. That does not make "police interaction somehow a threat to people" (the original statement) Just like the lottery does not make you a millionaire. And boarding a plane doesn't make you die in a fireball. You gotta look at probability in a rational way. The risk of being killed by police is very very low and as said above by not being a criminal/drug abuser and by complying it gets even lower. So low that its practically non-existent. You do dozens of things every day that have a way higher probability of killing you. Like taking a shower. The statement that taking a shower somehow poses a threat to people is still absurd and wrong.