Naked black people have superpowers!

[Don2 (Don1 Revised)]

No, Loren's right. Charging is violent. That's why when people get together for a friendly game of basketball, everyone who was a pick ends up shooting someone.

 

[Jimmy Higgins]

Does irrational and aggressive mean necessarily violent?

Walking around naked = irrational. (Yes, you might have escaped a dangerous situation--but you're not likely to be wandering around afterwards.)

Charging a cop = violent.

Running towards a police officer, in and of itself, would not be termed violent by any rational person familiar with the English language. It is aggressive, but running toward someone is not violent since there is no
1) contact, and
2) necessary intent to harm.

And short a very resilient colon... unarmed!

Furthermore, the police officer has said it shot the victim because he thought he had superhuman powers and that he would not feel pain. He did not say he was attacked.

I realize that making up "facts" makes it easier for you to excuse this shooting, but it is not an intellectually honest or convincing argument.

AAA Member: Yes, I have a flat tire and need help.
AAA Operator: A truck will be there in an hour.
AAA Assistant: *arrives on site and straps explosives to the car*
KABOOOOM!!!!
AAA Member: What in the fucking hell?! I called you to help, not blow up my car.
AAA Assistant: I made a decision in the moment, I stand by it.

And the analogy isn't absurd. Some people called saying that there was something wrong and the man needed help. Officer shows up and immediately kills him... instead of trying to help him. The officer panicked and the mentally unwell human being is dead. That officer shouldn't be fired because he killed someone, he should be fired because he clearly can't handle the job (...evidenced by that he killed someone almost immediately after arriving on site).

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No, Loren's right. Charging is violent. That's why when people get together for a friendly game of basketball, everyone who was a pick ends up shooting someone.

To be fair, charging is a foul.

 

[Don2 (Don1 Revised)]

No, Loren's right. Charging is violent. That's why when people get together for a friendly game of basketball, everyone who was a pick ends up shooting someone.

To be fair, charging is a foul.

Also, people shoot all the time, just the ball, not people.