So why are they still being used by LE in some places, and why was the marine in NYC applauded for using it on the homeless guy? |
Don't call him homeless. It's a disservice to the many peaceful unhoused individuals to try to garner sympathy for this man by calling him homeless. Many people with homes are aggressive addicts, so unfair to use that. |
Sometimes, it is the only way to restrain someone out of control. Have you ever seen a person jacked up drugs? |
Because LE break the law all the time. Why do people applaud murder? Why did tucker applaud alt-right beating an antifa? |
The law. There are 5 things that have to happen with verbal threat to be considered actionable, only 1 happened in this situation. |
But since a chokehold is lethal force, shouldn't the marine have known that holding someone in that position for so long carried a high risk of killing them? Have I seen a person jacked up on drugs? Yes, I have lived and/or worked in several US cities, so I have seen that--several times. |
Is this city deserted, or are there law-abiding passengers and bystanders populating the subway? |
You said Reagan defunded mental health services It was not ideal but at least there were no crazies in the streets |
Will democrats?! No one ever brings that up on the federal level |
But of course no one will say it out loud or all the human rights orgs will go crazy |
Time for him to be off the streets It’s the government who refused to do anything about him in danger. Sad that a man will suffer though he tried to help |
The fact that you normalize the necessity to get away from people who pose danger is very telling It shouldn’t be like that in a civilized country |
If more of this happened they wouldnt act up |
They shouldn’t be treated horribly but they should be locked up |