Ferguson / Staten Island Decisions -- No Indictments

I'm a tiny bit uncomfortable with firing government employees for racist statements/beliefs/affiliations.

You kind of have to, but I feel just a little icky.

 

Yes.

Don't like the cop's commands? Don't break the law. Or, having doing so, obey their commands. If you object, that's what due process is for.

 

I don't think you actually understand what due process is.

 

Actually, I said that they were crazy. And that they were in an environment that could upset anyone. Remember, the environment you are in affects behavior. Or so I've read and heard.

 

Um, yeah, I do. Get arrested, go through due process to prove your guilt. Except that is too hard for some people, especially after going through it 31 times.

 

So if a cop named Daniel Pantaleo orders you to strip naked, touches your genitals and then orders you to squat and cough on a false claim that he can see drugs in plain view in your car, even though there are none visible, you believe you should follow that order or risk being killed?

So you pretty much just don't believe in the Constitution, that about right?

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2700197/Cause-death-not-immediately-clear-350lb-father-died-chokehold-cops-grieving-son-demands-officer-responsible-arrested.html

 

Maybe you should add a couple of zeroes to that number.

 

Undercover cops bought lucy's from Garner so they did have probable cause
to make an arrest

 

You don't get due process if you are fucking murdered before you are given that opportunity.

It's too bad you didn't have the same moral self resposibility compass when it comes to finances as you do to law and order.

 

You tell the cop that you will consent to that once your lawyer arrives.

See his reaction then.

 

Yeah so go kill the guy? Come on, we're better than that.