Guns is the issue but they won't give them up.
This.
There is estimated to be nearly 400 million guns in civilian ownership in the US, with only 1 million being registered.
This of course includes automatic rifles etc.
Guns is the issue but they won't give them up.
Cops still use brute force without guns. It’s part of the problem, but it goes a bit deeper than that. Firstly and most importantly the laws of qualified immunity need to be altered.Guns is the issue but they won't give them up.
I've got a separate issue with that as well. People have been arrested for falling asleep in their car because they felt they were too drunk to drive. It's beyond ridiculous that driving whilst intoxicated is the ONLY thing that people say "well...he COULD do it so we arrested him". Not that there was intent or even an attempt to.
@Osamabindiesel
Just can't see how this is a thing tbh. The guy shot him after the man used the taser, a one-usage taser I might add, so after that's there's no issue of the cop being incapacitated. Also the fact there was another armed cop in pursuit that could just prevent the man taking the gun off the cop (not that this could have happened since he missed with his taser).
Have the bodycams been released?Okay I'll say it again HE WAS RUNNING AWAY AND GOT SHOT it's not a competition who got it worse both are horrendous and shouldn't have happened regardless.

after everything that's happened over the last few weeks, the cops behave like this
It's not, but if you look at the countries with higher rates, pretty much all of them would be considered "developing nations".And yet the USA is not the only one...
And yet the USA is not the only one...
Lol, look at the company it keeps. Maybe the US can ameliorate tensions by saying "Well it could be worse, you could be living in Burkina Faso"
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