Jury Verdict

[Salty]

For example, if an officer mistakenly shoots a young man (say confusing her gun for a tazer) that officer would most likely receive a sentence. What is "just" (other than following the system of laws)?

In this particular case - she did threaten a tazer - but he slid back into the truck - and he very eaisly have had a gun that he was going
to shoot at her.......

When people resist arrest - well, all bets are off.

 

[JonC]

In this particular case - she did threaten a tazer - but he slid back into the truck - and he very eaisly have had a gun that he was going
to shoot at her.......

When people resist arrest - well, all bets are off.

I disagree. Resisting arrest is not a reason to kill someone.

 

[Salty]

I disagree. Resisting arrest is not a reason to kill someone.

but - and this is a big But- it appeared he might have been reaching for a weapon. and in those situation - you do not have time
to wait......

 

[SavedByGrace]

A perfect system run by imperfect people

how can it be a "perfect" system, if it is "run by imperfect people"? It must be an IMPERFECT system!

 

[Salty]

how can it be a "perfect" system, if it is "run by imperfect people"? It must be an IMPERFECT system!

The system is perfect - but when run by imperfect people - you get imperfect results.

 

[Scott Downey]

This is the Heartbreaking Consequence of Unchecked Riots in Our Cities (rumble.com)
Riots after verdict in Minneapolis destroyed a bunch of stores in the city, and now poor residents have no where to shop, as in being able to easily get to a store.