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Wow... just wow.

Dave Grossman (author) - Wikipedia

Following his retirement from the Army, Grossman founded the Killology Research Group to sell seminars about killing people to law enforcement officers and soldiers. Grossman is best known for his police training program, based on the self-coined study of "killology", which aims to reduce officers' psychological inhibition to kill suspects. Grossman describes a facet of his training as it relates to the human reluctance to kill as "making it possible for people to kill without conscious thought." He advises police that "killing is just not that big of a deal" and to "enjoy it".
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Rickyvol77 said:
Read this story carefully and see if you can spot the issues with this NC suspect shot by police.

3 Deputies Resign, 7 On Leave After Fatal Shooting Of Andrew Brown In Elizabeth City - The Police Tribune
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Let me guess...
Court records showed the Brown had an active criminal history dating back to the early 1990s.

His aunt, Glenda Brown Thomas, told the Associated Press that Brown was partially-paralyzed on his right side from an accidental shooting and had lost an eye during a stabbing.



He had seven children but was unable to get and keep a job between drugs and his criminal convictions.
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Rickyvol77 said:
Read this story carefully and see if you can spot the issues with this NC suspect shot by police.

3 Deputies Resign, 7 On Leave After Fatal Shooting Of Andrew Brown In Elizabeth City - The Police Tribune
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These silly azz drug laws again...

Court records showed the charges included possession with intent to sell cocaine and possession with intent to sell a controlled substance, WRAL reported.

“This was an arrest warrant around a felony drug charge,” Pasquotank County Chief Deputy Daniel Fogg explained. “Mr. Brown was a convicted felon with a history of resisting arrest. Our training and our policy indicate under such circumstances, there is a high risk of danger.”
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utvolpj said:
At first I thought this was posted because of the complete ridiculousness of the idea. Then I realized who actually posted it
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The idea of what? Accountability? I guess we should just let cops keep on using the tactics and practices that have been used by genocidal maniacs in the past.
 
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Tyler Durden said:
The idea of what? Accountability? I guess we should just let cops keep on using the tactics and practices that have been used by genocidal maniacs in the past.
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The idea that this should be prosecuted at the Hague for crimes against humanity is absurd. The US is simply an easy target and gets them headlines. Their time would be better spent going after others who are actually committing those crimes like slavery, genocide, etc.
 
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Tyler Durden said:
The idea of what? Accountability? I guess we should just let cops keep on using the tactics and practices that have been used by genocidal maniacs in the past.
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You know who the cops work for? The politicians you elect so vote for people that will change the stupid laws that create unnecessary interactions with police.
 
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utvolpj said:
The idea that this should be prosecuted at the Hague for crimes against humanity is absurd. The US is simply an easy target and gets them headlines. Their time would be better spent going after others who are actually committing those crimes like slavery, genocide, etc.
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If the US does nothing to actually address the problem, which up to now they haven't, then the Hague should investigate and prosecute if necessary.
 
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