Yes, of course. My point was to answer your question. I don't think it's an "either or" situation, its a "yes, and..." situation
Rayshard Brooks dead after being shot in the back by Atlanta police
- Thread starter keone
- Start date
-
- Tags
- rayshard brooks
Would you agree that a man holding his hands up and one lying on the ground while working and his arms up, is a worse violation of human rights, as opposed to a guy fighting the cops and trying to tase them with their own taser?
I will stick to my original argument, yall can fight for that idiot all day, and I have no problems, but as for me and my personal opinion idiots like that are reckless and usually don't live long anyways.
As far as the cops involved I don't give a fuck about them either, so if the courts get them off or find them guilty, I'm not losing much sleep either way, but let's face it 99% of the countries in the world the cops would have shot him the same exact way, sorry to say but that's the truth!
These pigs are asking for another type of justice for them.
Wasn't he still drunk when the cops escalated it? Maybe he was afraid of going back to jail since he was getting his life back together. We'll never know because he's dead.
We're always going to be held to a higher standard that police every time. Which is ridiculous.
We're always going to be held to a higher standard that police every time. Which is ridiculous.
Because the taser doesn't always work and also it takes a long time to reload. If someone is coming at you with a deadly weapon you're not going to have time to recover after you miss a shot with a taser.
Brooks still had the taser in his hand when he got shot. In fact he was aiming it at the pursuing officer.
Have multiple tasers then
It's not about the money, and they could be getting nothing. However...
Not enough. And the officers need to be held accountable.
