Stabby Cat wrote:Yngwie Einstein wrote:Good riddance...
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Stabby Cat wrote:Yngwie Einstein wrote:Good riddance...
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jcamanei wrote:
I don't need you or anybody else to sympathize with my opinion of cops.
You have to accept that based on your experiences, your opinions and perceptions are skewed as well.
DrAwkward wrote:No one mentioned this yet:
Last summer, a 21-year-old UW-Milwaukee student was shot to death about a block from my house while he was delivering a tasty Jimmy John's sub to someone. He was shot by some jerkoff kid trying to rob him.
On top of that, i can name about a dozen friends of mine who have been mugged in the same general area. Some of those friends have said "fuck this" and started a neighborhood bar-time walking program. I walked with them the first night, and will again in the future. Awesome.
Frankly, a lot of us are sick of this shit happening in our otherwise lovely neighborhood (yes, i'm talking about Riverwest, fellow Milwaukeeans, as if you couldn't guess). No, i don't think the solution is "then move," because fuck if i'm living in fear.
My point? Had this happened in Riverwest--some undercover cop shooting and killing a kid trying to rob him--i would feel a little bad that someone had to die. No one should take too much pleasure, if any, in death. However, that said, i wouldn't cry very much either.
We here are civilized people and know that robbing people is wrong. For some reason, there are people who don't understand this, despite the kid who shot the Jimmy John's driver being arrested (if i recall correctly) and held accountable. If something like this is necessary to get the fucking message across that you don't fucking rob people, well, i'm sad that it had to come to such extreme methods, but at the same time, tough shit. Don't play with guns unless you're prepared to take a bullet.
Now, in the case of this cop shooting a kid who was robbing him? Investigate it. Have an inquiry. I think that any time a cop kills someone in the line of duty, there needs to be oversight to ensure there was no other recourse. If the cop did his job, an inquiry will confirm this. And then if he is exonerated, well done officer. Yours is a hard job that i wouldn't want, and i'm glad you performed it well.
Don't play with guns unless you're prepared to take a bullet.
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