2 Atlanta PD Officers done after this
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You're not paying attention to yourself. You said the painter doesnt kill with a badge to protect him. How does a non cop, without a badge, killing someone supposed to make anyone feel better? Those families of the cops in St. Louis should feel much better because their murderer's didn't have a badge? That's just dumb.
You seem to avoid the sexual assaulters in Washington who do what they've done because they have the protection of their office and a slush fund.
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I’ll slow it down for you.
A painter can’t use his paint brush to avoid jail time. That has never happened before.
A police officer can and have used his police badge to avoid jail time. This is the problem. The Minnesota DA just said “it’s very difficult to convict a police officer.”
No painter would choke out another person while being filmed on camera with his hand in his pocket and a smirk that said you can’t touch me I’m above the law. And then as the lifeless body was carried away go about his day and have your employer write it up as a medical incident.
We're not going to agree. I think murder is murder. It's not worse if a guy did it with a smirk and a badge. If I lost a love one I'd be equally pissed if the murderer had a badge or not. But you view it differently.
Again you won't touch the comment that people in Washington do some bad stuff behind the protection of their above the law jobs.
The difference is that the family murdered by the painter is a hell of a lot more likely to get justice and a conviction against the painter and most times no justice if murdered by the police.
they were caught on camera and still wrote it up at first as a medical incident and then about a week later so during autopsy there were no signs that he was even choked even when we watched it with our own eyes.
the difference is the ability to get justice for your fallen loved one.
I have no idea what you’re talking about for the dc thing that you keep talking about therefore I have no comment.
they were caught on camera and still wrote it up at first as a medical incident and then about a week later so during autopsy there were no signs that he was even choked even when we watched it with our own eyes.
the difference is the ability to get justice for your fallen loved one.
I have no idea what you’re talking about for the dc thing that you keep talking about therefore I have no comment.
Again. Not addressing Washington DC scum. I guess they are not public servants in your eyes.
I'm sure the family holidays without their love ones will be much better knowing they got the painter.
If your family member was murdered would you rather have justice against the murderer or would you rather not have justice against the murderer?
lol. I literally just said I have no idea what you’re talking about with dc. That is my response.
I'm supposed to feel better about that fact I can't have a conversation with a love one ever again because he's behind bars for life. Yeah I want justice, but that's not going to make me feel better that my love one isn't at the holidays, isn't at the birthdays, isn't a phone call away.
You want public servants to do their job without being thugs. You'll have a lot of public servants on both sides doing their jobs like thugs in Washington DC. There haven't been tons of national protests about that the last 20 years. But there's tons of thug actions taking in DC on a daily basis.
Ok. I’m with you on that. The other side will say ‘protest’ by voting them out.
all love. There are good and bad people in every occupation and some occupations are more high stakes heart surgeon, airplane pilot, police, etc.
All people want is to feel like justice will be served. Nobody wants to feel like they are being ‘protected’ by people who view you as less of a human.
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If that was the case there wouldn't be groups paying for bail of violent protesters. I want justice for George Floyd, officer Dorn, and I want justice for all the businesses like Colassal Cupcakes in Cleveland. I want to live in a civil country. I wasn't around in 1967, but I deal with many that were from Newark on a daily basis. They've seen this movie before and have plenty of insight if civility doesn't show up quick.
I have a feeling we are going to see an interesting trend where business owners take steps to protect themselves. Was speaking with a business owner today who is installed a gun safe with half a dozen guns and rifles. He said he isn’t the only one doing this.
This is in a city that has had small orderly protests and zero violence. The concern is that as looters get emboldened they might be willing to travel.
Bottom line is that the public is going to have less and less confidence that the police will be able to protect them so they have to protect themselves.
This is in a city that has had small orderly protests and zero violence. The concern is that as looters get emboldened they might be willing to travel.
Bottom line is that the public is going to have less and less confidence that the police will be able to protect them so they have to protect themselves.
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Cops are public servants and they do their damn jobs. George Floyd didn't deserve what he got, but the cops in this country don't deserve this shit either. If you support what's happening then open up your doors and let people loot your house.
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I support the peaceful protests. All 50 states have protested for police reform. And the cops for everyone to see continue to show that there are more than a few bad apples.
I thank the military in my family and all the military to give me the freedom to demand improvement and service at the same damn time.
