George Floyd honored
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That televised memorial honoring George Floyd was a farce. The cop Chauvin deserves to be vilified but that doesn't make Floyd a hero.
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Watching news yesterday morning there was a commercial for last night's upcoming "Entertaintment Tonight" tv program. It was to feature a hollywood tribute to Floyd. WTF? What does Floyd have to do with hollywood?
Liberal America is getting crazier every day.
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Except for his last day when he was on drugs and driving impaired endangering the lives of innocent people.
- the way George Floyd was treated was beyond fucked up
- it’s a little weird to have a public memorial for someone in a city where they led an armed home invasion gang
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Papi didnt feel that when its an elderly white male compared to a 40 year old black male high on drugs
this is one of your comments:
"That's like saying if you punch a senior citizen and they lose their balance and hit their head and die, that it was b/c of their old age and losing their balance and not the punch."
The old guy has not died yet but if he does then his judgement should not matter? these protest are filled with hypocrisy. Floyds funeral too, COVID is irrelavant now? his family can mourn but people that lost love ones, high school/college graduates, and people getting married cant get together....HYPOCRISY
I like the police but they need reform, change their tactics.
Do this, and cases of police violence will drop to nearly zero and confidence in cops will be restored.
Problem with qualified immunity it's really a misnamed term, and confers blanket immunity to anyone covered by it.
Ya, I should probably change it to Won'tShutTheFuckUp or WhyWon'tHeShutTheFuckUp or something like that
What kind of question is that? Are you new to TUSCL or something?
*** The previous statement was rhetorical…or satirical…or something. I don’t really know what the hell I’m talking about…
Hey - good times don't last forever - just sayin'
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1. It’s a doctrine that came out of the courts many years ago. It was not created by legislation.
2. The standard is so broad that it is nearly impossible to sue a cop no matter how egregious their actions.
3. Modifying the standard to allow lawsuits in a case of something like George Floyd ( but not for smaller errors) would provide incentive for cops to stay within the lines.
4. There must be some language that would properly draw the line so that an honest cop wouldn’t fear being sued, but a dirty cop would feel the heat.
5. Oh yeah, speaking of Eric Holder, I wouldn’t mind redrawing the line for DAs as well.
1) seems the police at the moment was engaged with a group of protesters - IDK the details but it appeared to be a heightened situation
2) pops IMO used poor judgement approaching the police in the middle of an apparent engagement w/ a group of protesters - it'd be similar to a 75 y/o man trying to get into the middle of a meley of full-grown men even if they were all civilians
The cops did not target pops - pops approached the cops in the middle of an apparent engagement, and even then they just pushed him off to the side IMO to get him to clear out, IMO if it was their intent to hurt pops they could have done a lot worse - it was not a given/known that pops would subsequently lose his balance from a non-violent push seemingly meant to clear a particular area - it was an unfortunate and IMO unplanned result but things are often not gonna be rosy when cops are trying to assert their authority with people unwilling to comply - pops either unwittingly made a mistake approaching cops under those circumstances, or he was actively defying the cops' orders as many an "activist" seem to do.