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> The flipside of that is that individual officers have greater opportunity to be more strategic and deliberate with their shots. > It suggests blind fear on t
by Alupis 4y ago
> The flipside of that is that individual officers have greater opportunity to be more strategic and deliberate with their shots.
> It suggests blind fear on the shooters' part
> rather than actually assessing and verifying a threat.
I sound like a broken record by now - but this isn't a movie.
- yellowapple 4y agoNobody said this is a movie. If cops expect to have special powers and privileges over the general public, then it's only reasonable to expect them to have better training than the general public. Likewise, if cops expect to be paid money to use firearms, then it's only reasonable to expect them to be competent at using firearms. Like, this is basic shit that even your average moron shooting Jim Beam bottles off fenceposts could tell you. That you seem to think that basic firearm competency is the stuff of Hollywood is yet another thing that is in and of itself deeply concerning.
- Alupis 4y agoI do wager to say you have no idea what you are talking about.
- yellowapple 4y agoThen you would do poorly at the casinos here in Reno :)