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Topic	Indian student killed in US after cops run over her, officer seen laughing
LoZguy709 09/19/23 7:28:16 PM #78:	Kradek posted... People literally charged with the enforcement of the law should absolutely be held to higher standards than civilians who don't choose to be civilians, that's just what we're all born into. Yet cops get far more leniency and understanding when they wantonly murder civilians and civilians get put on public trial like they're expected to internalize every law, public code, and de-escalation tactics ever since childhood. It's fucking bullshit and a sickening mentality in this country that has created the quasi-police state we live in. Ok, let me rephrase. I think that as citizens we should hold them to a higher threshold of responsibility, but I wouldn't go so far as to deny them due process rights every US citizen has. <cite>LoZguy709 posted [p:976180102] in Indian stu... [t:80571088]...</cite> <quote>Kradek posted... </cite><quote>People literally charged with the enforcement of the law should absolutely be held to higher standards than civilians who don't choose to be civilians, that's just what we're all born into.Yet cops get far more leniency and understanding when they wantonly murder civilians and civilians get put on public trial like they're expected to internalize every law, public code, and de-escalation tactics ever since childhood.It's fucking bullshit and a sickening mentality in this country that has created the quasi-police state we live in.</quote>Ok, let me rephrase. I think that as citizens we should hold them to a higher threshold of responsibility, but I wouldn't go so far as to deny them due process rights every US citizen has.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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