>You listed two examples of people who probably would still be alive with better police, out of the thousand or so people killed by police each year. I don't k

>You listed two examples of people who probably would still be alive with better police, out of the thousand or so people killed by police each year. I don't know how you square this fact with >If that's the case then nobody is really free. Every country has a police force that has authority to use lethal force. You are free to argue the technicalities of each individual case, but the fact of the matter is Americans do live under violent state apparatus that does not exist anywhere in magnitude to other comparable OCED nations. It's not hyperbole to say that Americans enjoy less freedoms than their democratic counterparts. You asking "what more can be done, the courts found him innocent" in the face of clear injustice is eye-opening; if that's case every country is free - after all if the courts of Supreme Leader Kim said so, what more can you do?