Everyone: that’s hilarious!
Me: The caption clearly says recording is strictly prohibited. Is no one being held accountable?
My wife: It’s not funny, meow, is it?
@davidjziemba I started DMing people wishing them good luck and they were thankful but also immediately asked “how did you know?” Like, 4 out of 5. Strange response. But definitely a great candidate pool. Marion County will benefit from it.
@kenklippenstein It’s certainly not legal for a regular person. Shooting in the back actually negate self defense claims. Cops get a pass because of qualified immunity.
@happynmontana @solonl2001 @MsPackyetti Absent an actual gun pointing at this officer, there is no reasonable fear for safety. It is absolutely inexcusable to shoot someone who is asleep. If you did it for the same reasons, you would not be able to claim self defense and you’d go down for murder. #EndQualifiedImmunity
A thousand times this. If I had a dime for every time a cop searched a car because he said he smelled marijuana but, magically, no marijuana was found, I could retire.
This is my father, George Romney, participating in a Civil Rights march in the Detroit suburbs during the late 1960s—“Force alone will not eliminate riots,” he said. “We must eliminate the problems from which they stem.”
@Tuphlos People can always change. That is the point of these protests after all. Maybe he’s a hypocrite but maybe he finally recognizes the plight of people of color. I’m an eternal optimist so I hope it’s the latter but I have my shade face ready for if it’s the former.
@TrinityResists@White75Jan@atrupar RT @eastfeed: RIP to Sarah Grossman. She passed after Police sprayed her protest group with tear gas, triggering her asthma eventually leading to her death at a Columbus hospital. 🖤 https://t.co/x0hfmwkYox