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volbeast33 said:
Nope the cop supporters as you call them have been tricked by the man to be submissive to the system. You, on the other hand, are the true evil.....you know of the atrocities that the police state imposes and yet does nothing to stop it.
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Spoken by the same guy that had a problem with the cop block video a few days ago...
 
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Rasputin_Vol said:
Spoken by the same guy that had a problem with the cop block video a few days ago...
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I am sheep and a pawn of the state remember..... I do not have the knowledge to do anything about it. You on the other hand have your eyes wide open and are aware of the atrocities that is taking place in America. Cop Block made a call to arms in their video.... Get off your a$$ Ras and do something.
 
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for all the people thinking privatization is the answer to the government question has anyone read the terms and conditions on an end user agreement on any piece software or tech? or actually bothered to follow the manufacturers instructions on that appliance? it will be worse. Want to use our road, sign on the dotted line, we have the right to track your car, how fast you were going and we noticed that you went beyond the range of your agreement at speeds beyond your allotment. that will be a X% fee, and we just jacked your rates. worse end result, but at least we get to "choose", as if on can choose to not do a number of the things provided to the public.
 
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Carl Pickens said:
I made it to the 1:49 mark and then tapped out. Comparing police to the Nazis hearding Jews into train cars?....... You guys are seriously fu**** up
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He actually doesn't compare today's cops to Nazis. If you'd actually listened (which I'm fully convinced by you guys responses there's very little chance of that) he says that if your answer is never then pick up a history book and reconsider that, as the overwhelming majority of atrocities throughout history have been done in the name of law.

I saw an interview with Larken where he talks about the article the video was made from. He isn't condoning violence against LE and doesn't think our cops are Nazis. He simply wants people to realize that at some point between here and there people need to draw the line.
 
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It looks to me like the cop has a phobia of dogs and that caused him to completely freak out and kill the dog. I don't think the cop is some sick psychopath, or a wannabe Dirty Harry but what he did was horrific and without justification. He needs to be fired no doubt in my mind.
 
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dduncan4163 said:
It looks to me like the cop has a phobia of people and that caused him to completely freak out and kill the person. I don't think the cop is some sick psychopath, or a wannabe Dirty Harry but what he did was horrific and without justification. He needs to be fired no doubt in my mind.
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See that???
 
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Certainly some of these cases where dogs are shot are the case of some minor or major phobia of the specific officer involved, but there's no way anyone could ever convince me that's the majority of cases for how often this happens. As an aside, if you have a phobia of dogs, you should not be allowed to be an officer. There are far too many situations where encounters with dogs will happen to allow someone who has a panic attack and loses control of his emotions and gets an itchy trigger finger to be trusted with such a responsibility. So, if we assume that most of these cases are not instances involving officers with this very specific phobia, there can only be three explanations:

1) The officer does not have an unreasonable fear of dogs, but genuinely believes himself or others to be in significant danger and that lethal measures must be taken. In some cases, the officer is correct, and a large dog(particularly ones that have been trained to fight/guard) can be a real threat. However, much of the time, this does not seem to be the case. We have countless instances of small to medium sized dogs who pose little to no threat to a full grown man/woman, yet get gunned down still. We have tons of instances where large dogs that are not being particularly aggressive are shot as well. So, unless there is actual merit to the officer's claim of being in danger(which we must determine without taking the LEO's word for it, he/she is not going to condemn him/herself), then this explanation is not nearly as justified for how often it is used.

2) The officer is sadistic/hates animals and wishes to inflict emotional harm on the owners of the dog. I find this to not be very likely in almost all cases, though there are sickos in every line of work.

3) They don't care and they don't fear the repercussions. The officer simply feels like he or she can get away with it. They may not particularly like or dislike dogs, but they certainly don't care enough to value someone else's pet. It happens so often and with little consequence that the "it's coming right at us!" farce is sufficient to answer all questions. This is what it boils down to, I think. Lack of empathy for civilians, and no fear of being reprimanded for killing an animal. They simply feel like the risk of actually being attacked by the dog is not worth finding out if the dog is indeed aggressive and a legitimate threat, so they kill it prematurely, not worrying about anything else but themselves.


and for fun, a 4th option.

4) They're scared little ******* who shouldn't be officers to begin with.
 
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Not gonna lie it's really hard for me to tell if the dog was simply being friendly or charging him. Either way, I feel like it's common sense to restrain your dog (especially a pit bull) before opening the door for a stranger.

With that said... He came on their property without any legal cause (apparently he was gonna tell them their car door had been left open) and shot their dog. Even still this is one case where I have a hard time wanting to crucify the guy because I don't think his intentions were bad.

I will say that if I knock on my neighbor's door to tell them their car door is open and their dog comes out after me and I shoot it I'm thinking that I go to jail.
 
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Hopefully the guy is paying the price for his assault upon the lady. I'm mean, there is video evidence and all, shouldn't be too hard to solve.
 
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