You ignore basic facts to argue. That's what I meant by that statement.
Floyd being one of the biggest storIes of the year is the problem. MSM pandering to the blacks to get them to stay in their lane is what it's really about.
Thanks for confirming what I've been saying all along.
Everyone but you knows IT IS A TWO WAY STREET.
Every single incident if "police brutality" involved a suspect that was resisting arrest.
LOL You haven't been able to confirm anything you've said, I sure didn't confirm anything you said.
And here you go again trying to justify. The job literally exists because it's not a two way street. A major part of the job is dealing with people in crisis, so for you to keep repeating this is ridiculous. It's like if someone didn't pay taxes for a year, then when the IRS came after them, they seized all of their property and belongings and had them thrown in jail for life, even though that's not the remedy for their situation on the books. When someone says that's excessive, you say they actually broke tax law, so it's justified. Nooooo. At best they deserve reasonable punishment- payback what they owe, maybe serve a few years. That's how it works. Just because someone breaks the law doesn't mean that anything that happens to them down the road is on the table. It's not a complicated concept.
And, no, that's not true about every single incident involving a suspect resisting arrest.There was Jonathan Price, who was walking away from a fight that he broke up and was killed as he was leaving because the officer thought he was drunk. Then there was Patrick Lynn Warren whose family called for a mental health check and he was killed because he was waving his empty hands. Breonna Taylor was killed in her own home as a result of an improperly executed search warrant. You yourself started a thread on Ahmaud Arbery. All of these occurred last year.
