Re:Breonna Taylor case: Louisville police nearly blank incid...
by jakelazaroff on Thursday June 11, 2020 @07:39AM
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What, specifically, do you think an “overwhelming show of force” by the military implies?
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Re:Breonna Taylor case: Louisville police nearly blank incid...
by mc32 on Thursday June 11, 2020 @08:17AM
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To me that reads as they’d send enough personnel to flood an area such that it would deter people from the worst aspects we’ve seen while allowing non violent protests.
So any troublemakers would think twice about trying to hit an area to sew chaos (looting, rioting, setting property on fire, etc.)
Re:Breonna Taylor case: Louisville police nearly blank incid...
by x86_64Ubuntu on Thursday June 11, 2020 @09:23AM
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When people talk about "overwhelming force" in military context, it's always lethal force.
Re:Breonna Taylor case: Louisville police nearly blank incid...
by mc32 on Thursday June 11, 2020 @11:15AM
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When the national guard is sent in there it’s there to maintain order.
Militaries are also trained for peacekeeping missions. It’s not all about trigger happy gun toters.
If it’s an all out rebellion that’s different. I don’t see a ruby ridge or Waco incident coming, but maybe you do.