Police Terrorism Group

[Alaska Darin]

40 minutes ago, LB3 said:

The NBA will no doubt be holding a moment of silence for this POS if he shows up with ruffled hair.

I can't wait to see his name on the back of a helmet.  Because...he matters.

[BullBuchanan]

1 hour ago, Joe in Winslow said:

Apparently, they've got the guy who shot the LA County sherriffs surrounded in a barricaded house.

 

May God have mercy on him, because the LAPD won't.

 

 

Hopefully they don't live down to the organized violence they're known for, but that's asking a tiger to change their stripes.

[Pine Barrens Mafia]

3 minutes ago, BullBuchanan said:

Hopefully they don't live down to the organized violence they're known for, but that's asking a tiger to change their stripes.

All the lols

[BullBuchanan]

Terrorist police organizations using "rubber bullets" have caused at least 115 head injuries to date at protests since George Floyd was murdered



https://storymaps.arcgis.com/stories/29cbf2e87b914dbaabdec2f3d350839e

[Westside]

2 minutes ago, BullBuchanan said:

Terrorist police organizations using "rubber bullets" have caused at least 115 head injuries to date at protests since George Floyd was murdered



https://storymaps.arcgis.com/stories/29cbf2e87b914dbaabdec2f3d350839e

Beats a sharp stick in the eye.......

[BullBuchanan]

Just now, westside2 said:

Beats a sharp stick in the eye.......

For the people it blinded or caused brain damage to, not really.

Officer Nicholas Gebhart was just one such member of a terrorist police organization in Austin, Texas who shot a 16 year old, Brad Levi Ayala, in the head as he stood on a small beam peacefully watching the protests. The attempted murder of this boy left him with permanent brain damage. 16 years old and his life as he knew it will never be the same because of a killer cop who was previously investigated as part of a fatal shooting of a man in 2018.

https://www.texasmonthly.com/news/brad-levi-ayala-shooter-identified-austin-police/

[Unforgiven]

Thank goodness critical feeling is not the same as critical thinking.

[Westside]

6 minutes ago, BullBuchanan said:

For the people it blinded or caused brain damage to, not really.

Officer Nicholas Gebhart was just one such member of a terrorist police organization in Austin, Texas who shot a 16 year old, Brad Levi Ayala, in the head as he stood on a small beam peacefully watching the protests. The attempted murder of this boy left him with permanent brain damage. 16 years old and his life as he knew it will never be the same because of a killer cop who was previously investigated as part of a fatal shooting of a man in 2018.

https://www.texasmonthly.com/news/brad-levi-ayala-shooter-identified-austin-police/

The award for the most non gender dramatic actor goes to BullBuchanan!!!   Congratulations Bull, keep up the good work!! 

[BullBuchanan]

Just now, westside2 said:

The award for the most non gender dramatic actor goes to BullBuchanan!!!   Congratulations Bull, keep up the good work!! 

You might feel differently if it was your son that was gunned down by a predator.

[Westside]

Just now, BullBuchanan said:

You might feel differently if it was your son that was gunned down by a predator.

Is that what happened to you that's made you so angry?

[BullBuchanan]

Just now, westside2 said:

Is that what happened to you that's made you so angry?

Empathy is what's made me so angry.

[Westside]

Just now, BullBuchanan said:

Empathy is what's made me so angry.

As in lack of? Why must you paint all LEO with such a broad brush? I feel empathy towards you Bull. I can't imagine going through life so full of hate and anger. I really wish you find peace with whatever happened to you to make you this way. 

[BullBuchanan]

2 minutes ago, westside2 said:

As in lack of? Why must you paint all LEO with such a broad brush? I feel empathy towards you Bull. I can't imagine going through life so full of hate and anger. I really wish you find peace with whatever happened to you to make you this way. 

Why paint them all with a broad brush? I think I'm showing here that violence is endemic to the force. In addition to their assaults and killings of the public, they're widely known for killing people's dogs, widespread abuse of drugs and alcohol, and rampant domestic abuse. Two studies found  that 40% of families of police officers experience domestic violence.

So, you've got bullies, murderers, domestic abusers, animal killers and addicts whose job it is to decide who broke the law and whether or not they deserve to die and then you've got the "good guys" that turn a blind eye to this behavior, condone it, or actively support it, when two terrorist cops in Buffalo resigned their post over the suspension of their "brothers".

Why do I paint them with a broad brush? Because it's a goddamn terrorist organization they've all willingly chosen to be a part of. If there was any such thing as a good cop, they'd have resigned already. They sold their souls for a gun and a badge.

https://www.theatlantic.com/national/archive/2014/09/police-officers-who-hit-their-wives-or-girlfriends/380329/

[Alaska Darin]

When all else fails, link the Atlantic.  🤣

[DFT]

4 minutes ago, BullBuchanan said:

Why paint them all with a broad brush? I think I'm showing here that violence is endemic to the force. In addition to their assaults and killings of the public, they're widely known for killing people's dogs, widespread abuse of drugs and alcohol, and rampant domestic abuse. Two studies found  that 40% of families of police officers experience domestic violence.

So, you've got bullies, murderers, domestic abusers, animal killers and addicts whose job it is to decide who broke the law and whether or not they deserve to die and then you've got the "good guys" that turn a blind eye to this behavior, condone it, or actively support it, when two terrorist cops in Buffalo resigned their post over the suspension of their "brothers".

Why do I paint them with a broad brush? Because it's a goddamn terrorist organization they've all willingly chosen to be a part of. If there was any such thing as a good cop, they'd have resigned already. They sold their souls for a gun and a badge.

https://www.theatlantic.com/national/archive/2014/09/police-officers-who-hit-their-wives-or-girlfriends/380329/

You’ve never experienced an ounce of what you wrote, or you’d have experiences to share that support your extreme hatred.  

[Westside]

5 minutes ago, BullBuchanan said:

Why paint them all with a broad brush? I think I'm showing here that violence is endemic to the force. In addition to their assaults and killings of the public, they're widely known for killing people's dogs, widespread abuse of drugs and alcohol, and rampant domestic abuse. Two studies found  that 40% of families of police officers experience domestic violence.

So, you've got bullies, murderers, domestic abusers, animal killers and addicts whose job it is to decide who broke the law and whether or not they deserve to die and then you've got the "good guys" that turn a blind eye to this behavior, condone it, or actively support it, when two terrorist cops in Buffalo resigned their post over the suspension of their "brothers".

Why do I paint them with a broad brush? Because it's a goddamn terrorist organization they've all willingly chosen to be a part of. If there was any such thing as a good cop, they'd have resigned already. They sold their souls for a gun and a badge.

https://www.theatlantic.com/national/archive/2014/09/police-officers-who-hit-their-wives-or-girlfriends/380329/

Wow, that's a simplistic view on the police. 

[BullBuchanan]

3 minutes ago, DFT said:

You’ve never experienced an ounce of what you wrote, or you’d have experiences to share that support your extreme hatred.  

Do I need to explain what empathy is for you? I have better than anecdotal experience. i have evidence - corroborated and fact checked.

2 minutes ago, westside2 said:

Wow, that's a simplistic view on the police. 

I'm listening.

Edited September 16, 2020 by BullBuchanan

[Sig1Hunter]

5 hours ago, BullBuchanan said:

This is what I'm talking about. They exercise no skills in de-escalation but rather escalate the situation. Is the suspect a scumbag? Without a doubt, but they also know that having interacted with him in the past directly.

Their process for getting him to comply with what they want is to repeat the same thing at him over and over again, which clearly doesn't work. Not very bright, but not escalating. The suspect is still not at all aggressive.

 

They then escalate the situation by yelling at him, thinking that'll probably work. It doesn't.
The suspect is still not at all aggressive.

They then escalate more  and threaten him with violence via a taser - when that doesn't work they add yelling
The suspect is still not at all aggressive.

They then escalate again by tasing him

The suspect becomes defensive but doesn't attack

They escalate again by macing him

he still doesn't attack them and pleads for them to stop screaming for help

They mace him again and wrestle him out of the car at which point he shoots them.
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If you think that's a great way to get a favorable result, that's the problem. To use it as justification for why police should attack first and ask questions later is beyond ignorance. If you consider yourself a person that always follows the law, and in the event you were accused of not doing so you'd be fully compliant, I can see how you'd take the side of the officers here and just naturally assume that they did everything correctly. Maybe according to the police handbook they did - or maybe they weren't even aggressive enough.

Looking objectively at the situation though where they were in a stop with a person chronically in trouble with the law, I find it mind boggling that they would attempt to use escalating forms of violence and think that they aren't going to end up with a violent result for somebody. They pushed this guy inch by inch to be the worst person he could be.
 

Nobody had to die there.I'm not going to say that they caused themselves to get shot. After all another person chose to do that to them. However, watching that training in action makes it pretty clear why we're in the situation we are right now with police brutality. 

 

I call you a liar. Prove it. Statistics don't care what you believe.

So, what would you have done? You have professed expertise in de-escalation. What would you have done?

[Westside]

1 minute ago, BullBuchanan said:

Do I need to explain what empathy is for you?

I'm listening.

How do you know that the good cops don't report the bad ones? To just carelessly portray all cops are bad is a bit foolish. Like in life, there are good and bad in everything. Including the police, judges, lawyers, politicians. But your feelings seem to go further beyond that. It almost sounds personal. I don't know what you've been through, I haven't walked a mile in your shoes, but maybe you shouldn't be so judgmental towards the police until you deal with the dregs of society on a daily basis. 

If, God forbid, you have lost someone you love to a cop, I hope you find peace in forgiveness, because take it from me, hate only eats you up inside. I hope I'm not coming across as being judgmental, that's not my intention at all. As a human being I care about you no matter what our beliefs are. 

[Sig1Hunter]

4 hours ago, Joe in Winslow said:

Apparently, they've got the guy who shot the LA County sherriffs surrounded in a barricaded house.

 

May God have mercy on him, because the LAPD won't.

 

 

Where are you hearing this? I hoping its accurate, but I dont see any info on it