07-31-2015, 06:17 AM
(07-31-2015, 06:01 AM)BoFox Wrote: Youtube comments are way worse than Rollo would even dare attempt, hehe LOL. At least Google is hard on work on cracking down with excessively inflammatory Youtube comments that receive too many negative ratings (with such comments down by like 35% this year compared to last year).
Anyway, the crock of a racist cop probably forgot for a minute that he was wearing a body cam. Rollo, oops you killed your wife when you "screwed up on occasion", as she disagreed with you everyday and you got tired of it.. what do you do now? Especially if you were wearing a body cam that instantly uploads everything to the cloud... Geez. Tell the judge that you got tired of arguing, and that you're not perfect?
It was bad enough of the cop to put the gun in the driver's face, threatening his life. That's what taser guns are for. His left hand should've been reaching for the taser gun, while his right hand was on the pistol - instead of using his left hand to grab the steering wheel like as if he was a control freak. And then shoot the tire that would still have been at point-blank range.
America was a racist nation at the core until just about 40 years ago, and still quite a racist country in many places and aspects. Our tax dollars are doing much good by forcing cops to wear body cams, and this would only further strengthen the cause, as other cops learn that it's utterly stupid to make "muderous" mistakes when tripping over something (i.e., power trip).
Again, I was responding to Dave's ridiculous assertion the cops are executing people daily, had not even seen the video yet.
If anyone on YouTube is supporting the cops on this one, they shouldn't.
My problem with Dave's statement is probably 99% of cops are good people, doing a dangerous job for us. I think I can pretty much guarantee the percentage of good cops is higher than the percentage of good people.
Dave points to these isolated incidents where cops really are committing terrible crimes and says, "Cops are killing us daily" when the truth of the matter is 90% of the time cops are protecting us daily, and some of the rest of the time they're either making bad decisions in what could be life of death situations, or in this case it looks like killing a person without any reasonable cause.