Lafiel said:
it takes a bigger and wiser man than me to calmly explain the injustice and frustration your kind of reasoning causes I can only feel disgusted by the victim blaming, the justification of police playing judge jury and executioner and to then broadly deny the protesters any valid cause because a few individuals are abusing the situation to cause caos or being so fed up with the situation that their only outlet is violence, thankfully mostly against property - it's just absolutely incompatible with my core believes |
He wasn't a victim and shouldn't be painted as one. He literally brought it on himself. He ran and resisted arrest which escalated the situation to where police can respond with more force. He could of just talked to the cops and that would of been the end of it at best He could of talked to the cops and been arrested for the switchblade he had on him but he would of been healthy. Talking to the cops was his best option and that's something normal people do when dealing with cops. Police are only allowed to react to what people do. Sometimes, they go overboard with it and they are punished for when they do. I believe the cops responded apporiately to someone who ran from them and resisted arrest.
I'm tired of people playing at being the victim so they can get away with crime or when they did something they shouldn't have or have something on them they shouldn't have.
There's not a few people looting, burning, breaking everything, assualting cops and people. It's flat out rioting. In no circumstances should rioting be tolerated, allowed or condoned. Enough is enough. Arrest any found rioting, set no bail and charge them for rioting. Give 'em the maximum sentence. If that does work, the up the punishments.
