So why would you speak of comparative criminal records on this thread?
The only time I mentioned criminal records before your insulting post was in respinse to ksen asking why I haven't "dug up" any dirt on the woman.
The reason is that, to my knowledge, the woman in this case does not have a criminal record or other relevant dirt to dig up.
Compare with Keith Lamont Scott. Remember that case? The family insisted he didn't have a gun but a book and incited riots in Charlotte.
But it turned out that he had a gun and also a felony criminal record for shooting somebody, among other things.
People like you and ksen want to treat all police shootings as if they were the same thing. But they are all different, and background of the person shot plays a role.
Take for example DeJuan Guillory. He was shot by a deputy while allegedly "frogging". Police say that DeJuan slugged the police officer and then resisted being handcuffed, at which time the girlfriend, DeQuince, jumped on the cop biting him and gtoing for his gun. She says that while DeJuan did push the cop, he killed him for no reason while on the ground and that DeQuince jumped on the cop after the first shot was fired. Now, which story is true? We likely will and can not know for sure. But we can gauge probabilities.
Turns out, DeJuan had a record. Two years ago he stole an ATM with a backhoe and shot at a police officer, but pleaded to a lesser charge with a 10 year sentence with a5 years suspended (why he was not in prison at the time of the shooting I do not know). So that background shifts probability in favor of police.
But it gets messier. There are stories, unconfirmed, that Don DeJuan here was fucking either the deputy's wife or girlfriend or ex-girlfriend (the inconsistency makes me doubt the story btw.) and that DeJuan was killed out of jealousy. Now, that, if true, would shift probability back in the opposite direction.
Given that we often do not know exactly what happened in these cases and have competing narratives, backgrounds of the principal actors (criminal records included) let us gauge probabilioties of these competing narratives being true.
Re your last response. Please define what you mean by progressoauthoritarian? I understand conservatives tend to be more backward looking which is usually defined as authoritarian. Are you saying democrats are conservatives but with another brother, or are you just name calling for the fun of it?
Part of it is for the fun of it, as a counter to Underseer's name calling of people he disagrees with as "Conservolibertarians". "Progressoauthoritarians" is the inverse of that, you see.
But it is not just for the fun of it. I have found progressives to often be rather authoritarian. Be it speech restrictions in colleges or support for illiberal policies like prohibition of sex work.