> She was driving her drug dealing boyfriends car who was a wanted felon with six outstanding drug warrants. There was coke, weed and a gun in the car. And herein lay the danger of jumping to conclusions. > You're perpetuating the defense that certain individuals don't need to follow clearly established lawful procedure I'm not perpetuating the defense of lawlessness. I'm arguing on the basis that, without further information, it was an unlawful stop, not because the officer escalated. My position is play stupid games win stupid prizes. That includes working a thankless job to collect fucking parking tickets, as what amounts to a zoo keeper where the zoo animals are armed. I resent that the power of the state must be expanded to harass all the citizenry and that the quality of the law is degraded commiserate to how much it must be changed to accommodate the problems that foreigners and blacks bring to america and the west. The officer here specifically, officer sprinkles-please, is just the visual embodiment of that displeasure at the non-representative government we have and how fucking ridiculous and illegitimate it all has become. He should have shot her much sooner, instead of, like a retard, worrying about "muh optics over shooting a black criminal". And instead, because of his cowardly and selfish desire to protect his reputation, he let her escape, to wildly endanger the public. And I see this continuously. These cowards standing down in the face of the worst. This split second hesitation nonsense. You know who didn't fucking hesitate? Derek Chauvin. And he'll be crucified in court, probably. But at least he didn't let a violent felon get the upperhand on him and get away. Unlike the police precinct where rodney king stole a car, robbed a place, high on speed, brandished a weapon, did sixty through a school zone, potentially killing kids, and then fought arrest. We need to have a serious, and frank fucking national conversation about black criminality. And how *their* problems as a people, are used to justify laws that destroy the rights of *everyone else.* For christ sake we have a black mayor now calling to bring in *the U.N.* to stop what amounts to blacks kiling blacks, and blacks killing whites. and blacks killing asians. These people are not like us. And yet we have police standing down for israeli professors and students in antifa, and declared marxists, whos tactics include burning, looting, raping, murdering, assaulting, and threatening, and terrorizing men, women, pregnant women, the elderly, veterans, the disabled, children, patients in hospitals or leaving hospitals, people in their homes, at work, in school, on the bus or trains, on planes. And the media doesn't call it out. And federal agencies enable it. And journalists blame it on whites. And politicians make it worse. And police kneel for it. Your job does not include *standing down for lawlessness* assholes. Otherwise you *create* lawlessness and a disdain for the law by unequal enforcement of it. > Go back to chicken shack ... Made my fucking day. What I'm getting at is, if they can't do their jobs, or think following a mayors orders is more important than stopping the *worst crimes imaginable* while they are being committed **right in front of them**, then they need to stop deluding themselves about "protect and serve", and get the fuck out of the way. I don't think thats an unfair standard.