Tough Day To Be In Law Enforcement

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What's that percent of the time doe

That's certainly to be weighed, along with how big the stakes are.

 

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This article kind of sums up the ridiculousness of where things are trending.

Black woman tries to go to pool at apartment she is sub leasing. Policy is only people who's names are on the actual lease, who actually have contract with apartment complex, who have filled out proper liability paperwork are allowed to use the facilities. It doesn't specifically say in the article but I would assume sub leasing in general is prohibited. Anyways, woman who works there says I don't recognize you, girl says I live here, gives address, woman says you aren't the person on the lease and no visitors are allowed. This has 0 to do with race. This has to do with liability.

So, if the guy had a kid, the kid has to fill out the "proper liability paperwork"? What is the "proper liability paperwork", besides a statement of liability? Is there a reason that the sublessee can't sign the liability statement, instead of being denied access?

If being a sublessee is improper, the woman won't lose her job.

 

[Beer]

So, if the guy had a kid, the kid has to fill out the "proper liability paperwork"? What is the "proper liability paperwork", besides a statement of liability? Is there a reason that the sublessee can't sign the liability statement, instead of being denied access?

If being a sublessee is improper, the woman won't lose her job.

It's possible, a minor would fall under the responsibility of the leasing parent. And like I said, I'm pretty confident subleasing is prohibited in the first place. So once again, not an issue or no blacks allowed, an issue of no one who technically shouldn't be here allowed.

 

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It's possible, a minor would fall under the responsibility of the leasing parent. And like I said, I'm pretty confident subleasing is prohibited in the first place. So once again, not an issue or no blacks allowed, an issue of no one who technically shouldn't be here allowed.

We certainly agree that, is subleasing is prohibited and this rule is enforced, the woman should not be able to use the pool because she not supposed to be in the complex.

 

[Archie Moses]

That is, and will continue to be, the result of a policy of incarcerating people immediately for drunk driving. If you support the incarceration, you by default support the shootings.

By that logic, you support victims of drunk driving.

 

[Beer]

By that logic, you support victims of drunk driving.

There are a very few things that should carry much harsher sentences. Drunk driving being one of them.

 

[Archie Moses]

Well, if he has blame, I gues it's OK that he's dead, and there is no need for change, right? If you don't mean that, what do you mean, and why is this relevant?

To help educate the public on what not to do so you don't get in a situation with cops shooting you.

Yes, he's dead. Yes, it's sad. Yes, I don't think he needed to be shot.

That said, yes, he made major mistakes that cost him his life. I hope people learn from it. It's not relevant to you because you blame just the police.

 

[Archie Moses]

There are a very few things that should carry much harsher sentences. Drunk driving being one of them.

I agree. I'm actually super surprised reading people's responses on here.

 

[Getting Traded]

To respond to Archie, first of all, I don't think he was that drunk based on the body cam video -- 108 is like three drinks in an hour's time. I do think he freaked when they started to handcuff him. But just think if you were black in that situation after all that has happened recently, isn't it reasonable that the guy would act irrationally in that situation? That is why I believe that if they didn't cuff him, things would've turned out differently. Of course, he should've been charged, but no reason to lock him up.

 

[Beer]

To respond to Archie, first of all, I don't think he was that drunk based on the body cam video -- 108 is like three drinks in an hour's time. I do think he freaked when they started to handcuff him. But just think if you were black in that situation after all that has happened recently, isn't it reasonable that the guy would act irrationally in that situation? That is why I believe that if they didn't cuff him, things would've turned out differently. Of course, he should've been charged, but no reason to lock him up.

Agreed, tough to be in the mind of a black man in that situation. That being said, you take a weapon off of a cop in a fight and ... well .... that's a gamble you'll likely lose.

Handcuffing him was likely completely unnecessary, but if thats protocol then thats what they should have done and now protocol should change.

 

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That said, yes, he made major mistakes that cost him his life. I hope people learn from it. It's not relevant to you because you blame just the police.

It seems to have escaped you that I already said once he grabbed the taser, the police didn't do anything wrong.

 

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By that logic, you support victims of drunk driving.

I don't think you said what you meant to say, but at this point it seems like bickering anyhow.