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Does he ever get an apology?

With which I disagree.

Why does that cop deserve respect?

What would happen to me if I did that?

Does authority have no respect for people anymore?

And it's not "just like when they have a warrant." She was pointing a gun at him and yelling orders at him in his own home.

And by the way, that whole "getting shot" thing goes for any of us.

Grundy1133 wrote: ↑Tue Sep 11, 2018 6:17 pm

OlBill wrote: ↑Tue Sep 11, 2018 6:11 pm

after a hard day of working at your cooshy office job/factory job/whatever you do for a living.

You ever work in a plant or in the oilfield?

what kind of oilfield do you work at where you're getting shot at..? i know oilfields and plant workers have hazards but a lot of it is due to negligence. someone just walking up to you and shooting you is different than a pipe bursting because new guy jim didn't tighten screw it down tight enough.

Getting shot is not the only way to die. In fact it's not the worst way in my book. You think it's a "cushy job"? Try it some time. I've been shot at. It's not hard.

How many cops go through their entire careers without ever hearing a shot fired in anger? The vast majority.

That man was murdered in his own home.

He didn't walk up to anybody and do anything and he didn't make any mistakes. And yet he's dead because she can't find or own door. She needs to go to prison for the rest of her life.

and afterward if you feel your rights have been violated you can then press charges.

How's that going to go?

So the victim's mistake was opening his door? Would the result have been any different if he hadn't. The shooter claimed the door was ajar.

after a hard day of working at your cooshy office job/factory job/whatever you do for a living.

You ever work in a plant or in the oilfield?