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3 brave officers disarm 17 year old girl by shooting her to death

From being stabbed fatally, almost assuredly!
And a non-fatal stab wound is of no concern???
Not of no concern, but of concern relative to whether the officer's life is in jeopardy and lethal force is legitimately required.

Big cop on top of teenaged girl can not be in that big of a danger from any direct stabbing attempt. She is relatively contained, and when the fellow officers get there to assist, the situation can be disarmed, she can get more treatment and live to see another day and hopefully happiness.
 
And a non-fatal stab wound is of no concern???
Not of no concern, but of concern relative to whether the officer's life is in jeopardy and lethal force is legitimately required.

Big cop on top of teenaged girl can not be in that big of a danger from any direct stabbing attempt. She is relatively contained, and when the fellow officers get there to assist, the situation can be disarmed, she can get more treatment and live to see another day and hopefully happiness.

The officer isn't required to risk getting stabbed.
 
Not of no concern, but of concern relative to whether the officer's life is in jeopardy and lethal force is legitimately required.

Big cop on top of teenaged girl can not be in that big of a danger from any direct stabbing attempt. She is relatively contained, and when the fellow officers get there to assist, the situation can be disarmed, she can get more treatment and live to see another day and hopefully happiness.
The officer isn't required to risk getting stabbed.
Actually, he is.

I kind of want to become a cop, so I can shoot you and hear you say, "Well, I guess I must of had it coming."
 
UK police officers aren't routinely armed. How do they manage?
 
UK police officers aren't routinely armed. How do they manage?
They manage in a society that doesn't have more handguns than donuts floating about...we have this hard big shaft infatuation over here...
 
Not of no concern, but of concern relative to whether the officer's life is in jeopardy and lethal force is legitimately required.

Big cop on top of teenaged girl can not be in that big of a danger from any direct stabbing attempt. She is relatively contained, and when the fellow officers get there to assist, the situation can be disarmed, she can get more treatment and live to see another day and hopefully happiness.

The officer isn't required to risk getting stabbed.

Oooh yes he is...
 
Don't you love how it's always the "small government" types who eagerly defend every act of police brutality?

Oops. Forgive me for being politically incorrect. Of course what I meant to say is that people who oppose police brutality hate our freedom and want the terrorists to win. Freedom isn't free! Benghazi! Freedom fries! Obama's a Muslim dictator! :cheeky:
 
Don't you love how it's always the "small government" types who eagerly defend every act of police brutality?

Oops. Forgive me for being politically incorrect. Of course what I meant to say is that people who oppose police brutality hate our freedom and want the terrorists to win. Freedom isn't free! Benghazi! Freedom fries! Obama's a Muslim dictator! :cheeky:

Such as me, criticizing the police for their actions in this case. And in many other cases. Yep, that's how "small government types" defend police brutality, by condemning the police.

Stop trying to say that us libertarians are on the same side as you conservative Republicans on issues such as police abuse. I do not take your side that police abusing the public is acceptable.
 
Don't you love how it's always the "small government" types who eagerly defend every act of police brutality?

Oops. Forgive me for being politically incorrect. Of course what I meant to say is that people who oppose police brutality hate our freedom and want the terrorists to win. Freedom isn't free! Benghazi! Freedom fries! Obama's a Muslim dictator! :cheeky:

Such as me, criticizing the police for their actions in this case. And in many other cases. Yep, that's how "small government types" defend police brutality, by condemning the police.

Stop trying to say that us libertarians are on the same side as you conservative Republicans on issues such as police abuse. I do not take your side that police abusing the public is acceptable.
Underseer did not say "all" small government types, so your appear to be upset over a straw man.
 
No, I'm upset that conservative Republicans like Underseer try to lump libertarians in with their statist authoritarian police-state positions.

You're right how he didn't say "all" when trying to say that libertarians travel in the same direction he does. But he also didn't say "some", which means we need to rely on conventional grammatical rules. The fact that his statement does not indicate that he is referring to a subset indicates that he is very likely not referring to a subset when he claims libertarians support the police as much as he does.
 
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No, I'm upset that conservative Republicans like Underseer try to lump libertarians in with their statist authoritarian police-state positions.

You're right how he didn't say "all" when trying to say that libertarians travel in the same direction he does. But he also didn't say "some", which means we need to rely on conventional grammatical rules. The fact that his statement does not indicate that he is referring to a subset indicates that he is very likely not referring to a subset when he claims libertarians support the police as much as he does.
That post did not mention libertarians. It mentioned "small government types" which is not simply libertarians. Nor did he write he agreed with the defense. Your entire response is based solely on your imagined straw men, not the content of his post.
 
Whether he said "libertarians" or "small government types" of which libertarians are a subset, in either case his grammatical structure indicates that he was not referring to a subset of the group he was describing.

His grammatical structure says he wasn't describing a subset.

So he was describing the whole set as agreeing with his conservative Republican support of the police.
 
Whether he said "libertarians" or "small government types" of which libertarians are a subset, in either case his grammatical structure indicates that he was not referring to a subset of the group he was describing.
That is simply not logical. So your entire argument is based on a false premise.
His grammatical structure says he wasn't describing a subset.

So he was describing the whole set as agreeing with his conservative Republican support of the police.
You have not shown he is supporting the police.

Perhaps if you focused more reading and reasoning and less on your hypersensitivity to alleged slights to libertarianstm, we could avoid these types of ill-reasoned derails.
 
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