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Re:What Dog Shootings Reveal About American Policing by tptacek on Thursday July 13, 2017 @08:34PM (#14766556)
Serious question: so what? We shouldn't design public policy around the self-esteem of individual police officers, should we?
Re:What Dog Shootings Reveal About American Policing by StavrosK on Friday July 14, 2017 @05:14AM (#14768556)
I think this is the exact point that the US police force isn't getting. It's okay to run away from an armed thief. It's not okay to kill a thief. It's not okay to kill people for simple theft, and certainly fucking not for "smoking marijuana in front of a kid".
Re:What Dog Shootings Reveal About American Policing by jxramos on Friday July 14, 2017 @12:56PM (#14771252)
I'd agree the feelings of individuals should generally not drive policy on such matters. I should have wrote pathetic in place of humiliating, since that better communicates the weakness of the structure of the setup rather than the focus on any individual. Mine was a commentary much like the fun poked at here with the "security monitor" bit https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x8FNVsbnwWE
Re:What Dog Shootings Reveal About American Policing by tptacek on Friday July 14, 2017 @03:33PM (#14772527)
I don't think we should care what Youtube commenters find pathetic. Or even what reasonable people find pathetic. The individual dignity of police officers is not a top-tier policy concern.