04-15-2021, 09:56 AM
We know that the woman cop who killed the Wright kid in MN has been charged with a crime (manslaughter, I believe) and will probably be found guilty. A case could be made that the kid was not an upstanding citizen and was a known criminal.
Consider: Over three months ago a woman was killed by a cop, in front of a multitude of witnesses, and we still don't know the cops name who shot her. Ashli Babbit had served her community and country serving several tours in the military. Why is no one decrying the police violence against this woman and demanding accountability? Why is the law that requires identification of a cop within 15 days of a shooting being ignored.
Consider: Over three months ago a woman was killed by a cop, in front of a multitude of witnesses, and we still don't know the cops name who shot her. Ashli Babbit had served her community and country serving several tours in the military. Why is no one decrying the police violence against this woman and demanding accountability? Why is the law that requires identification of a cop within 15 days of a shooting being ignored.
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― Voltaire