Europeans can give us lectures once they can handle their "immigration" problems.
http://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-35231046
http://www.forbes.com/sites/rogerscr.../#d96d9ac5a7cf
Europeans can give us lectures once they can handle their "immigration" problems.
http://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-35231046
http://www.forbes.com/sites/rogerscr.../#d96d9ac5a7cf
"Plato is dear to me, but dearer still is truth." - Aristotle
Well that's always a gray area, its easy to assume the cop would consider his life in danger and take a response he deems appropriate. There is certainly going to be a negative reaction as we've seen many times where public opinion whether large or small deems the response was excessive. It's easy for me to say one thing since I'm not a cop and I'm not in that situation but I've got a few friends who are cops that would prefer to De-escalate a situation and not take someones life if it was avoidable but again its easy to have an opinion on a situation I'll probably never have to deal with.
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Ah the old berate and entire group of people over the actions of a few. "Typical retarded American huh" my my you certainly injected a lot of intellectual prowess into the conversation with that one!
IMO you shouldn't be allowed to drive if you're deaf. You're missing half the awareness from things around you
Can't wait for the dash cam/body cam footage.
And why are people so up in arms about him being deaf? Who gives a shit? Chances are the officer didn't know the guy was deaf.
Just because you're deaf doesn't mean you can't do dumb/stupid/terrible shit.
"Be polite, be professional, but have a plan to kill everybody you meet.” - General James Mattis
Threads like this make me glad I aren't in the US
If you shoot an unarmed deaf John Doe who was on his way home, then you're not fit to be a police officer and there's absolutely no justification for your actions. No matter what happened, this could have been resolved in a peaceful manner without drawn fire arms in 99% of possible scenarios. The 1% is where the deaf guy was actually armed and assaulted the police officer. Going by his profile sketch, that seems highly unlikely.
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We're talking about a deaf guy who was speeding. Get a grip on yourself, you're embarrassing us (your fellow humans).
It's always funny to watch people justify death penalties for minor traffic offenses and physical disabilities.
Which isn't surprising given that they come from the only part of the first world that celebrates police brutality and fascism.
"My successes are my own, but my failures are due to extremist leftist liberals" - Party of Personal Responsibility
Prediction for the future
You are looking at it from the wrong perspective. People arent killed for mild traffic violations. People are killed because to the officer the person led him on a chase and then gets out and confronts the officer. The officer knows nothing about this driver, he doesnt know if this guy just stole the car, he doesnt know if the guy is armed, or under the influence. He has no information other then the guy would not stop when there was an attempt to pull him over for speeding. So when the driver gets out and confronts the officer and does not obey commands what is the officer to do? You dont leave him much choice if he is approaching an officer who is saying get down, should the officer wait until he is in a physical altercation, should he wait until the guy draws on him? We have officers getting shot sitting in their patrol cars, so they are already on high alert.
I think people need to learn how to conduct themselves during a traffic stop. I think police need to education the public on police procedures during traffic stops. I think this incident is the fault of both sides.
I can't really defend the cops on this one, this is just a horrible mistake that should have never happened.
Your powers are useless on me you silly billy...