Breonna killers not charged.

[Brian37]

No no no no no........

The warrant was based on bad info.......... The boyfriend shot, because he didn't know who was at the door.

There is no excuse for anyone to die.

Yeah - you are all about excuses - ain't ya???

It's always somebody else's fault.

....

If you got out in the real world someday you might learn that sometimes shit just fucking happens. Bad shit. It just happens.


Yes - the guy had the right to open fire at somebody breaking down his door at night.

Yes - the cops have the right (in fact - the duty) to do whatever it takes to stop that - including returning fire.

....

Bad shit does happen.

SHIT HAPPENS?

That can't be your fucking argument. 

SERIOUSLY?

What those officers did WAS NOT like getting cold fries at McDonalds.

Your bullshit authoritarian "They had the right" view of law, is as fucked up and blind as Hitler and Stalin's view of law.

There is no fucking point in calling ourselves a free west if those we elect to be law are not held to account.

[BrianSoddingBoru4]

It sure does, and when it does, we hold people accountable...or....?

Of COURSE you hold people accountable. In this case, those people who are going to have their taxes raised to cover both the shortfall in Louisville’s risk management fund and the city’s increase in insurance premiums. 

That’ll teach ‘em.

Boru

[The Grand Nudger]

Not at $12mil a pop, I looked that one up out of morbid curiosity. Won't even cut into pensions. From a financial and legal standpoint, that's a very well managed risk. No charge, cheap buyout.

Cost of doing business, apparently. Broken eggs here and there.

[onlinebiker]

Yeah - you are all about excuses - ain't ya???

It's always somebody else's fault.

....

If you got out in the real world someday you might learn that sometimes shit just fucking happens. Bad shit. It just happens.


Yes - the guy had the right to open fire at somebody breaking down his door at night.

Yes - the cops have the right (in fact - the duty) to do whatever it takes to stop that - including returning fire.

....

Bad shit does happen.

SHIT HAPPENS?

That can't be your fucking argument. 

SERIOUSLY?

What those officers did WAS NOT like getting cold fries ad McDonalds.

Your bullshit authoritarian "They had the right" view of law, is as fucked up and blind as Hitler and Stalin's view of law.

There is no fucking point in calling ourselves a free west if those we elect to be law are not held to account.

Sorry - reality does not meet your expectaions..

[arewethereyet]

I have to agree that shooting someone in their home is nothing like getting cold fries at McDonald's...though I have no fucking idea how that is a comparison worth typing out.

Oh...and were the cops involved actually elected?

I obviously don't take the right drugs to make sense of your inane ramblings.

[onlinebiker]

It sure does, and when it does, we hold people accountable...or....?

Of COURSE you hold people accountable. In this case, those people who are going to have their taxes raised to cover both the shortfall in Louisville’s risk management fund and the city’s increase in insurance premiums. 

That’ll teach ‘em.

Boru

Who is ultimately responsible for this sort of shit?

The voters. The people who elected the people that decided "no knock" warrants are a good idea. The voters. They should have voted these bastards out a long time ago for such unconstitutional ideas.

Want this sort of shit to quit happening? Get rid of no knock warrants and the assholes that support such nonsense.

[Brian37]

I have to agree that shooting someone in their home is nothing like getting cold fries at McDonald's...though I have no fucking idea how that is a comparison worth typing out.

Oh...and were the cops involved actually elected?  

I obviously don't take the right drugs to make sense of your inane ramblings.

Really?

Nobody is claiming every cop is elected, where did I claim that?

I am saying that long term policy at the local, state and federal level sets the tone.


The cops involved WERE trained by policy that  local/state and federal current law allowed.

If what they did worked nobody would be dead.

[arewethereyet]

I have to agree that shooting someone in their home is nothing like getting cold fries at McDonald's...though I have no fucking idea how that is a comparison worth typing out.

Oh...and were the cops involved actually elected?  

I obviously don't take the right drugs to make sense of your inane ramblings.

Really?

Nobody is claiming every cop is elected, where did I claim that?

I am saying that long term policy at the local, state and federal level sets the tone.


The cops involved WERE trained by policy that  local/state and federal current law allowed.

If what they did worked nobody would be dead.

Explain where cold fries come in.

[Brian37]

Really?

Nobody is claiming every cop is elected, where did I claim that?

I am saying that long term policy at the local, state and federal level sets the tone.


The cops involved WERE trained by policy that  local/state and federal current law allowed.

If what they did worked nobody would be dead.

Explain where cold fries come in.

SARCASM 



"Oopps" is what you say as a restaurant worker. It is not an excuse when your job is to try to detain someone, who has not been convicted. And even worse, when your  target is based on bad info.

[arewethereyet]

Explain where cold fries come in.

SARCASM 



"Oopps" is what you say as a restaurant worker. It is not an excuse when your job is to try to detain someone, who has not been convicted. And even worse, when your  target is based on bad info.

Not sarcasm...another of your inane comparisons.

From now on I will just say - It could have been worse...you could have gotten cold fries.