To Protect and to Serve II

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Matt2496 said:
This cop is a psychopath.

Until these type cops are held accountable for their actions this kind of bs will continue to happen.
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He needs about 15 years to think about it. We all have to pay for this ****. Attorney's fees. Trial costs. Incarceration, food and medical costs. Not to mention the person being framed who's life is turned upside down.
 
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Hunerwadel said:
He needs about 15 years to think about it. We all have to pay for this ****. Attorney's fees. Trial costs. Incarceration, food and medical costs. Not to mention the person being framed who's life is turned upside down.
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15 years doesn’t cut it. He did this to multiple people. Life in prison or the death penalty.
 
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Supremes Decline Anti-Dismemberment Law

Thomas: ‘Our abortion jurisprudence has spiraled out of control’

Justice Clarence Thomas joined his colleagues in declining Alabama's attempt to enforce a law banning dismemberment abortions, but decried jurisprudence that he says "has spiraled out of control."

On Friday, the Supreme Court denied Alabama's petition for appeal after federal courts blocked a 2016 law that would have banned late-term abortions, in which the baby is dismembered in the womb. The 11th Circuit Court of Appeals had noted that the procedure was indeed dismemberment, but the three-judge panel said it was bound by Supreme Court precedent established in Planned Parenthood v. Casey(1992) that prohibits any law placing an "undue burden" on abortion access. Because of the popularity of the dismemberment practice known as dilation and evacuation, outlawing the procedure would hinder abortion access.

Justice Thomas published a concurring opinion agreeing that the case should be denied a hearing before the Supreme Court. While agreeing on procedural grounds, he took aim at the legal "aberration" and dubious reasoning that has cemented abortion as a constitutional right.

"The more developed the child, the more likely an abortion will involve dismembering it," Thomas said. "The notion that anything in the Constitution prevents States from passing laws prohibiting the dismembering of a living child is implausible."

Friday's opinion was not the first time that Thomas has rebuked past and current justices over the issue of abortion. In May, the Court declined to hear a case involving an Indiana law that would have abolished discriminatory abortions performed because of the race, sex, or mental capacity of a baby. Thomas called such abortions a "tool of modern-day eugenics" in a concurring opinion.

Supremes Decline Anti-Dismemberment Law
 
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DEFENDTHISHOUSE said:
Cops Detain Entire Bar, Seal Off All Exits, Force EVERYONE to Submit to Record Check

WATCH: Cops Detain Entire Bar, Seal Off All Exits, Force EVERYONE to Submit to Record Check
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As the video shows, the police officers running everyone’s IDs, couldn’t have cared about due process. Indeed, when Manna Carter, the woman who took the video, asks one of the officers why they are doing this, his response was, “because we can.”
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Earning the hate...
 
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A friend posted this elsewhere and I thought it was interesting....

If you stand in solidarity with all people who are killed by police, you will undoubtedly stand for evil at some point.

If you stand in solidarity with all police officers who are killed by civilians, you will undoubtedly stand for evil at some point.

If you stand in solidarity with justice regardless of the identity of the suspects and victims, you will never be guilty of standing for evil.
 
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Bigun said:
A friend posted this elsewhere and I thought it was interesting....

If you stand in solidarity with all people who are killed by police, you will undoubtedly stand for evil at some point.

If you stand in solidarity with all police officers who are killed by civilians, you will undoubtedly stand for evil at some point.

If you stand in solidarity with justice regardless of the identity of the suspects and victims, you will never be guilty of standing for evil.
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This isn't that profound dude.

If you stand under all showers you'll get wet, at some point.
 
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