I know this is somehow just a small, weird, quaint, silly little technicality, but just humor me for a second:
Why won't any reporter ask Trump a followup question about his Weapons of Mass Destruction Hoax of this war?
Iran was NOT making nukes.
51% of **Republicans** want Congress to end the Iran war, @LeaderJohnThune
And @AppropsGOP's @LisaMurkowski voted repeatedly to end the illegal war in Iran
There is nothing less complicated than listening to American voters and including a provision to block Iran War funding
@SimulatedLion@hodgetwins You can clearly see his hands were not at all clenched when he shot the taser. The man was confused, didn't know it was the police, and quickly deescalated once he realized. The dumb government employee disregarded all of that and escalated after there was no threat present.
@Jordan23Muney@ZoneVex@skillz17q That wasn't a DUI checkpoint, it was a drivers license checkpoint. In a DUI checkpoint, all they can ask is have you been drinking today, they can't force ID.
@CptAncapistan@ComicDaveSmith Student loans is exactly what opened my eyes about government interference and the horrible cause and effects they can have. That was almost 15 years ago and the numbers are even worse to look at now
Police should not be able to use K9s for anything other than search and rescue and bomb detection. Clearly roadside sniffs are just to get around our 4th amendment protections and when they use them to attack, it's unnecessary, excessive, cruel and unusual punishment.
“Sorry you got bit…”
Derrick Williams was fast asleep in the apartment he had been living in for about a month (which was leased by a friend/Uncle) when he heard a commotion outside his bedroom….
It was the Chesterfield County (Virginia) Police Department, who had just opened the front door and sent in a police K9 to find him and violently attack him…
But it was a mistake. He had done nothing wrong. His friend/Uncle’s ex-girlfriend had come by earlier to collect some belongings, saw him asleep in the apartment, and called 911, believing he was an intruder of some sort…
Instead of realizing that Derrick was not an intruder, they just went full send with their attack K9, to bite first, and ask questions later…
Now a lawsuit has been filed. But the cops are asking for qualified immunity, claiming they did nothing wrong.
Full video 👇🏼