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Then you don't understand the argument of what I said, this isn't an argument of should it happen in which your trying to appeal to emotions and nature. We all agree it shouldn't happen cops shouldn't have to kill people. But I said that argument was about how often it happens, that it isn't a common thing happening every day the news makes it out to be and now cops are being harassed / killed / mocked. Not all the cops who shoot at people are bad cops, they're people too and they want to live. …
/r/MensRights05/06/15 05:07 PM
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1100, was the number of people who got shot by a cop in 2014, which is the number I put up there. Also that link doesn't tell you a few things. That cop was responding to a call with a man with a gun in the area. The cop quickly proceeded to administer first aid after shooting and realizing he had no weapon and called for an ambulance, while giving first aid he said "Stay with me, Stay with me buddy" https://www.ksl.com/?sid=31772096 If a cop has his gun out it seems the worst thing to do is tel…
/r/MensRights05/06/15 08:44 AM
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That comment was to someone finding alright to say kill cops because of what 0.089% do. So you agree we should slump 0.089% of the cops with the 99.911% of the cops who try to uphold the law. None of these things are alright, but people and the media are trying to make it seem like Cops are just this.. By overblown it means, it's being exaggerated and it is, why haven't people cared about police brutality in the previous years where the cops have killed (armed and non armed civilians) (2015/2013…
/r/MensRights05/06/15 12:16 AM
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