Without the audio about the "tazer mistake", this situation would be remarkably similar to the Jacob Blake one.

That's precisely how you should deal with it, and is a large part of the problem when it comes to reporting. The news media hyped up Floyd to the point where people are calling for blood and rioting. They're now hyping up Wright in the same exact manner. And all coverage focuses on the fact that they were black.

The identity politics involved in these cases is undeniable, and is an escalation tactic.

When you have 3 officers surrounding a suspect, letting him slither away and get back in the car is some pretty inept Barney Fife bullshit. A scene like that is straight Bollywood bro.

That being said, let's move forward until the point that Potter is saying "I'll taze you". At that point, what were the cops supposed to do, let him drive away? Didn't they have to try and stop him, by any memes necessary?

Have you hear copsplaining? LOL it solely revolves around them. When its the community they swear an oath to. I care about police safety so long as civilian safety is not discarded.



I agree the public media agenda is twisted. Good news is reporting anything and everything you can regardless of poor viewership. I said it once and I will continue. The world wont change until race is only considered is human.

Name one of these situations when they werent resisting arrest.

I can give you a couple youtube vids of police flexing power and using intimidation tactics to make the individual feel uncomfortable. Hell there is a video where the dude is recording with a camera. Then the cop points at his camera and places his hand on his gun repeatedly asking if the camera was a gun. Resisting or not they violate a persons right to life when they use extreme or deadly force when extreme resistance or deadly resistance is not pressent.

So.

Zero situations.

he's literally online now, talking about how all black people should STFU and obey.
fucking cuks

Tamir Rice died because a play gun was mistaken for a real gun, no justice. This guy died because a cop can't feel the difference between a deadly weapon and a tazer. likely no justice to come.