[FlingWingFlyer]

What is it with cops shooting family pets all of the time these days?

[Dallas59]

Quicker than waiting for the family to leash the dogs. In the case of these cops.....they had to get to Golden Coral for lunch.

[andyk]

My analysis:

1) Lowered standards for police officers for diversity sake
2) Introduction of the taser as a weapon for compliance, which leads to a mindset that risks no longer have to be taken
3) Cops now have every right to make it home safely. After all, it’s no longer a calling; it’s a gubmint job.

Some people might take umbrage at my third point, but you must read behind the lines and look at the mindset we’re encouraging.

[bimboeruption]

Just sayin’:

Anyone who hurts/kills one of my dogs will live to regret it.

[Eagles6]

It seems to have started with Randy Weaver's dog Striker.

Cops have come to believe that their lives and safety are more valuable than ours. They have the "right" to go home at night. We, the peasants, do not enjoy that same right.

[skinkinthegrass]

why it's oblivious; it's an O'Butplug directive to all his black-boot thugs..
makes it easier to shoot unarmed resister...