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There's no justification for killing an innocent man. The 'manhunt' is of an innocent man, which status he maintains until found guilty in a court of law by a j
by djloche 14y ago
There's no justification for killing an innocent man. The 'manhunt' is of an innocent man, which status he maintains until found guilty in a court of law by a jury of his peers. That's the standard. Or at least it was once the standard. Now the "legal" system of the USA seems to be all about coercing guilty pleas and adding people to secret lists while sweeping corruption and fraud under the rug.
The government is more likely to fire an APKWSII based missile from a drone in an attempt to kill him from the air than it is to bring him in alive for a trial.
- danielweber 14y agoThe 'manhunt' is of an innocent man, which status he maintains until found guilty in a court of law by a jury of his peers. ITT: cops aren't allowed to use deadly force against anyone who refuses to be brought to trial because they haven't been found guilty at trial