(July 21, 2016 at 11:19 am)Rhythm Wrote: A rather disingenuous question...I'd only quote your previous comment. Is there some other way to take it? Care to rephrase? However, implies an exemption...that was the exemption you offered...based upon the benefit of the doubt..in the context of police shootings.
I had said, that the benefit of the doubt, should go to the police officer, in the case of someone resisting arrest and possibly going for a weapon. I don't see how you turn that into a "capital offense punishable by summary execution on a city street?" I don't think that one equals the other.
