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Topic	cop abruptly stops walking in front of protester so the protestor walks into him
ZeldaMutant 06/14/20 3:05:35 PM #110:	RadiantAdolin posted... Not if it's an instinctual reaction. Hell, the Supreme Court has ruled thay people do have a situational right to resist arrest when a person has a reasonable fear for their life or safety. And in a case where you face a sudden, unreasonable use of excessive force, there is absolutely a reasonable fear in that immediate, instinctual response. And even with careful rational thinking, being arrested runs the risk of the cops kneeling on his neck for 9 minutes until he dies. So there's always reasonable fear of death, so resisting arrest is always justifiable self-defense. --- 96065 <cite>ZeldaMutant posted [p:940664587] in cop abrupt... [t:78770755]...</cite> <quote>RadiantAdolin posted... </cite> <quote>Not if it's an instinctual reaction. Hell, the Supreme Court has ruled thay people do have a situational right to resist arrest when a person has a reasonable fear for their life or safety. And in a case where you face a sudden, unreasonable use of excessive force, there is absolutely a reasonable fear in that immediate, instinctual response.</quote>And even with careful rational thinking, being arrested runs the risk of the cops kneeling on his neck for 9 minutes until he dies. So there's always reasonable fear of death, so resisting arrest is always justifiable self-defense. --- 96065</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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