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‘The View’s Joy Behar on Columbus Shooting: Police Should “Shoot the Gun in the Air as a Warning”
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“I mean, it seems to me in a situation — This is what it looked to me. I looked at the tape and still can’t figure it out. Shoot the gun in the air as a warning. Tase a person. Shoot them in the leg. Shoot them in the behind. Stop them somehow. If the only solution is to kill a teenager, there’s something wrong with this. There’s something wrong with the way these things are being conducted. Even if the cop had to do it, there’s something wrong with it. I can’t explain it any better than that.” she added, suggesting that police could’ve shot a warning shot or use a taser, and addressing why the situation still rubbed her the wrong way. |
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| "Even if the cop had to do it, there’s something wrong with it. I can’t explain it any better than that.” - Joy Behar, the preeminent exemplar of liberal 'thought.' |
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