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mickey
(1/4/2017)
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Good thing they don't carry bayonets, eh?
If a suspect flees or is otherwise judged to be 'not compliant enough', they think they've earned the right to 'tune him up' a bit after he DOES start complying. Party because they get amped up on adrenaline, partly because many of them are thugs, and partly because they're too stupid to realize that punishing a guy when he starts complying does not lead to future compliance. |
| Comment by:
PHORTO
(1/4/2017)
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| What's the issue? Dirtballs don't HAVE any rights. |
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