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Monday, January 21, 2019
Fear first, ask questions later
It seems the matter is settled. If a cop "fears" for its life, it can commit murder and get away with it. No actual threat is necessary.
If it's OK for a cop to shoot a chihuahua or a fleeing teen because it chants "I feared for my life", then it is OK for anyone else to shoot people and pets using the same excuse. Anything less is a dangerous double standard.
And, if that were consistently the case all cops would be dead. Good riddance!
Every "official" encounter with a cop is an encounter with an armed government molester who would face small consequences for murdering you-- if it faces any at all. If you don't kiss its boots fast enough, you'll scare it. That's as good as permission to murder you.
When this happens, you are experiencing a police state. But it can get worse. Unless the people targeted by cops act to stop it, it will get worse.
Whether or not you are in fear of your life when a cop is around, your life is in danger. They've created the situation. I wonder how they'll react when it comes to fruition.
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Reminder: I fear I could really use some help.
Robert Higgs was right.
ReplyDeleteHe almost always is. But on what, specifically, this time?
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