Strangelove wrote: ↑Fri Aug 28, 2020 12:51 pm .
Okay Per, I see you edited to add:
Yes, police on this side of the pond are trained to "shoot to kill"... or not shoot at all.Per wrote: ↑Fri Aug 28, 2020 12:35 pm The man in the video keeps saying it’s justified, but if a Swedish police shot someone point blank in the back seven times, he would definitely be fired and most likely going to jail.
Apparently it’s A-OK in the US of A though...![]()
And yeah, Blake did not die, but the officer really did use lethal force on him. He was just lucky.
But I suppose a Swedish cop would've just shot Blake on the leg?
These cops... after Blake attacked/wrestled with them... did taser Blake twice.
https://www.cbsnews.com/news/jacob-blak ... ots-fired/
For some reason the tasers had no effect on him.
Then the known violent felon grabs a knife and opens the driver-side of the vehicle he was trying to steal.
(this is why the 911 call was made)
If ever there was a guy just begging to be shot, it was Jacob Blake.
There was also the possibility Mr Domestic Violence was intending to abduct those 3 kids/use them as hostages.
He HAD to be shot at the point in time he was shot.
Cops Lives Matter. Kids Lives Matter.
Stop the bullshit Per, you're on the wrong side of history on this one and you know it.
I’ll just close with this:
The risk of being killed by police in the USA is higher than the overall risk of being killed by anyone in Sweden.
Food for thought, eh?
I think the American police seems far too trigger happy.



