When should you shoot a cop?

[Spider]

As I said just a few minutes ago, when they're wrong they're wrong. Nobody can really debate that. My issue isn't about complaining about them, its about shooting them. I'm talking about generalizations about "the police" as though they were a singular hive mind, as opposed to an organization of individual human beings, who may or may not be f**k up.

[TheRantinArkansan]

[Spider]

Very obviously it goes without saying that anyone, regardless of whether or not they're a cop, has recourse to shoot anyone else if they pose a mortal threat.

So I didn't bother saying it.

My statement is what it literally is. Any interpretation you decide to hang on it is up to you.

As I've repeatedly said, my issue is with generalization of cops, the stereotyping, and with the demonization of an entire group of people based on the actions of a few of them.

^Please read that sentence again and consider it before making assumptions.

[TheRantinArkansan]

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[Ben Huh]

[TheRantinArkansan]

[Ben Huh]

[TheRantinArkansan]

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I think we could all point out anecdotal evidence to justify and disqualify why we might shoot or might not. Not too critical in any overall large scale issue.

What a partial point of the op could be, is that there are too many new law enforcement agencies with too much power that are causing too many rapidly over escalated situations against unarmed and non violent people.

All the evidnce, nsa, PA, dhs, you name it with so many federal departments with their own arms and swat teams, says things are out of hand.

It's time to complain.