To: elkfersupper
All it would take is one experience like this, and even reasonable people would not be in the mood for another. I understand people being upset about this...but I sure hope you aren't saying this in ANY way justifies shooting a police officer. My partner is paralyzed from being shot after a "routine" traffic stop. Trust me, there is nothing routine about any traffic stop.
19 posted on
09/28/2006 6:42:19 PM PDT by
jan in Colorado
("Show me what Mohamed brought that was new & you 'll find only evil and inhuman")
To: jan in Colorado
but I sure hope you aren't saying this in ANY way justifies shooting a police officer.No, I am not.
I'm just saying that I'm starting to understand why it happens.
Sorry about your partner, and wish him or her well.
We recently lost a deputy sheriff in this community to a thug stopped for a license plate light violation.
Maybe we should reconsider threatening people with fines and imprisonment for burnt-out lightbulbs and other such things.
To: jan in Colorado
"but I sure hope you aren't saying this in ANY way justifies shooting a police officer."
Defending a life savings from being stolen under the force of government sponsered guns is not a legitimate use of defensive force?
28 posted on
09/29/2006 4:40:22 AM PDT by
CSM
("When you stop lying about us, we'll stop telling the truth about you." No Truce With Kings)
To: jan in Colorado
Would it justify shooting an armed robber masquerading as a cop?
39 posted on
10/03/2006 8:44:14 PM PDT by
dcwusmc
(The government is supposed to fit the Constitution, NOT the Constitution fit the government!)
To: jan in Colorado
I understand people being upset about this...but I sure hope you aren't saying this in ANY way justifies shooting a police officer. Should all armed robbers have such protection and sympathy?
61 posted on
10/17/2006 4:10:43 PM PDT by
Sloth
('It Takes A Village' is problematic when you're raising your child in Sodom.)
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