sundin13 said:
First of all, outrage towards police murdering people is not cancel culture. Second, no. There is no world in which police shooting a man actively murdering children would destroy their careers with outrage. That is dumb. Sure, if an officer murders a child, they would get blowback from that and rightly so, but if you are honestly coming to me like "Oh, boo hoo, the police are so vilified that they can't even murder a child without consequences anymore", fuck off maybe? Third, in regards to how many people would have burst in immediately, I can't say what I would have done in that situation but that is why I'm not a cop. What I can tell you is that there were a whole host of parents ready to barge into the building, that were being arrested by the cops who were sitting outside like fucking cowards while children were being murdered. So yeah, it's pretty sad all the way down, but if your takeaway is "I feel bad for the cops who arrested parents while children were being murdered", perhaps fix your head. |
-Is trying to save lives and making a mistake murder?
-How old of a man can a cop shoot and get away with? A boy? A teen?
-We also live in a world where you should listen to the professionals. No matter the profession, no matter the situation.
If the doctors say or do something, you're supposed to just go along with it.
If the police do the same, you're supposed to pick them apart.
You call out a doctor, legitimately or not, and you're slammed.
You call out a cop, legitimately or not, and you're a hero.
As for the parents, if the cops let them in, and they got shot and killed by the shooter, who's fault would that be?
What if the parents made a mistake and killed one of the hostages?
My take away is I feel bad period. The entire event is very saddening. Everyone up in arms and no one seems to agree on anything.