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Topic	2 Mississippi Cops who MURDERED an INNOCENT Man and his DOG are found INNOCENT!
BADoglick 09/13/18 3:09:00 AM #13:	Zeus posted... BADoglick posted... Cops shoot an obscene number of pet dogs every year. An estimated ten thousand annually, actually. It's really quite reflective of the whole 'we don't care if we kill one of your family members for little or no reason just so long as we ensure our safety' attitude that's prevalent among our nation's police forces. A lack of accountability exacerbates the problem. All too often we see people excuse the officers and blame the victims, and that really needs to change. Source: https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.theatlantic.com/amp/article/533319/ How many of those dogs were without leash? And how many were charging the officer? Otherwise the Atlantic article seems to heavily source a libertarian magazine >_> Not having a leash on in it's own home warrants being killed? And for that matter, how many were on leashes? And how many weren't charging an officer? How can you reasonably believe that 10,000 dog killings by police a year is justifiable? You're proving my point. The lengths to which people will bend backwards for the sake of defending the most heinous of behavior, simply because the behavior is being committed by men in uniform, is astonishingly disgusting. --- BADoglick to the Max! <cite>BADoglick posted [p:908647712] in 2 Mississi... [t:76996304]...</cite> <quote><cite>Zeus posted...</cite> <quote><cite>BADoglick posted...</cite> <quote>Cops shoot an obscene number of pet dogs every year. An estimated ten thousand annually, actually. It's really quite reflective of the whole 'we don't care if we kill one of your family members for little or no reason just so long as we ensure our safety' attitude that's prevalent among our nation's police forces. A lack of accountability exacerbates the problem. All too often we see people excuse the officers and blame the victims, and that really needs to change. Source: https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.theatlantic.com/amp/article/533319/</quote> How many of those dogs were without leash? And how many were charging the officer? Otherwise the Atlantic article seems to heavily source a libertarian magazine >_></quote> Not having a leash on in it's own home warrants being killed? And for that matter, how many were on leashes? And how many weren't charging an officer? How can you reasonably believe that 10,000 dog killings by police a year is justifiable? You're proving my point. The lengths to which people will bend backwards for the sake of defending the most heinous of behavior, simply because the behavior is being committed by men in uniform, is astonishingly disgusting. --- BADoglick to the Max!</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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