Re:Facebook Moves to Ban Private Gun Sales on Its Site
by icebraining on Friday January 29, 2016 @07:14PM
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Do you consider armed confrontation with the police by law-abiding citizens an effective way of reducing their brutality? I just don't see how would that work. To me, it just seems to provide an excuse for the policy of "shoot first, ask questions later" which is easily assented to by the sections of the population that don't usually have to deal with those brutal events.
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Re:Facebook Moves to Ban Private Gun Sales on Its Site
by dhfuehxhf on Friday January 29, 2016 @07:17PM
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But that assumes a police force which isn't inherently abusive and corrupt, though. Events like that Fresno murder coverup story yesterday beg to differ.
Re:Facebook Moves to Ban Private Gun Sales on Its Site
by toomuchtodo on Friday January 29, 2016 @07:20PM
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A camera is more dangerous to a corrupt officer than a gun.
Re:Facebook Moves to Ban Private Gun Sales on Its Site
by icebraining on Friday January 29, 2016 @07:33PM
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But that assumes a police force which isn't inherently abusive and corrupt, though.
How so?