Unarmed caregiver pleading for the police not to shoot with hands in the air shot

The Dark King said:
Sorry meant to reply earlier been a hot ass weekend, we've literally living in the pool this weekend lol.

The only reason I brought you into it was because of your post about the Dallas shooting when you said violence isn't the answer. I should have elaborated. My issue with the "both sides" argument is that promotes the notion that:
1. Both sides are equally powerful which they are not
2. That both sides are in fact doing the an equal amount of violence
3. That both sides have the disdain for one another

While I don't agree with killing innocent people one has to admit that this was logical conclusion of years of unchecked brutality especially in country where there are more guns than people.
No one should be surprised by this and the solution isn't telling both sides to cool down and talk things out. That's a misleading misnomer as if "both sides" are arguing similar points. Basically a lot of this shit can be mitigated by simply holding people accountable instead of treating certain people as if their lives are completely disposable and then expecting them to swallow that shit.
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Holding people accountable has been the conversation.
 
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https://www.chicagotribune.com/news...ice-shooting-autistic-man-20190316-story.html

Not Guilty on 1 count of misdemeanor count of culpable negligence (shooting at the autistic man), jury hung on 3 counts (misdemeanor count of culpable negligence for shooting Mr Kinsey, and 2 counts of attempted Manslaughter against the two men). 5 of the 6 jurors wanted to an aquital while the 6th an older latino man held out and wanted to convict.

After the decision, in the hallway outside the fourth-floor courtroom, jury foreperson Mario Alberto Lopez walked up to Aledda and shook his hand.

“My apologies for not being able to clear you today,” Lopez told him.

The foreperson, with three other jurors, stuck around with Aledda and his supporters. The apparent holdout, an older Latino, strode away, declining to comment.

“I think he acted like a reasonable police officer should have in such a nerve-wracking situation,” Lopez said afterward. “I thought he was not guilty from the moment he took the stand.”
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glt1980 said:
https://www.chicagotribune.com/news...ice-shooting-autistic-man-20190316-story.html

Not Guilty on 1 count of misdemeanor count of culpable negligence (shooting at the autistic man), jury hung on 3 counts (misdemeanor count of culpable negligence for shooting Mr Kinsey, and 2 counts of attempted Manslaughter against the two men). 5 of the 6 jurors wanted to an aquital while the 6th an older latino man held out and wanted to convict.

After the decision, in the hallway outside the fourth-floor courtroom, jury foreperson Mario Alberto Lopez walked up to Aledda and shook his hand.

“My apologies for not being able to clear you today,” Lopez told him.

The foreperson, with three other jurors, stuck around with Aledda and his supporters. The apparent holdout, an older Latino, strode away, declining to comment.

“I think he acted like a reasonable police officer should have in such a nerve-wracking situation,” Lopez said afterward. “I thought he was not guilty from the moment he took the stand.”
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And that's why you gotta just say fuck Florida pure trash
 
glt1980 said:
https://www.chicagotribune.com/news...ice-shooting-autistic-man-20190316-story.html

Not Guilty on 1 count of misdemeanor count of culpable negligence (shooting at the autistic man), jury hung on 3 counts (misdemeanor count of culpable negligence for shooting Mr Kinsey, and 2 counts of attempted Manslaughter against the two men). 5 of the 6 jurors wanted to an aquital while the 6th an older latino man held out and wanted to convict.

After the decision, in the hallway outside the fourth-floor courtroom, jury foreperson Mario Alberto Lopez walked up to Aledda and shook his hand.

“My apologies for not being able to clear you today,” Lopez told him.

The foreperson, with three other jurors, stuck around with Aledda and his supporters. The apparent holdout, an older Latino, strode away, declining to comment.

“I think he acted like a reasonable police officer should have in such a nerve-wracking situation,” Lopez said afterward. “I thought he was not guilty from the moment he took the stand.”
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1. Of course
2. Latinos can hold their own nuts
 
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