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QuoteQuoteLMAO - Perhaps you could quote this back to us and HIGHLIGHT what it is in these paragraphs that you have written that describes what you would have done, as opposed to what you are not paid to do, thus, fulfilling the answer to the question..
From my post, for hopefully the last time:
That's not my job. It IS the police's job though. It is the job of the police to create appropriate strategies for dealing with situations; one's that don't end up with someone being killed unless absolutely necessary.
Again - you avoid.
Ok, in real simple words.
You say that you are not paid to think up new options.
We don't care.
We do care about what you would do in thier place, since you condemn their actions.
It would seem that you are afraid to answer that question.
It would also seem that your argument holds no weight without alternative solutions.
I would have hypnotized him - does that make you happy?
The responsibility for how to figure out a way to subdue someone without killing them is not mine, it is the police's.
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I would have hypnotized him - does that make you happy?
The responsibility for how to figure out a way to subdue someone without killing them is not mine, it is the police's.
Yet, you find it your responsibility to critsize and condemn those that are required to do something that you will not or cannot do yourself.
I'm not usually into the whole 3-way thing, but you got me a little excited with that. - Skymama
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Quotewhat is a 45 millimeter?
you mean a .45 caliber?
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ok so im drunk!!!./..
i still would have shot his ass with somthin!

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or maybee i could have charmed him with my good looks!...
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I would have hypnotized him - does that make you happy?
The responsibility for how to figure out a way to subdue someone without killing them is not mine, it is the police's.
Yet, you find it your responsibility to critsize and condemn those that are required to do something that you will not or cannot do yourself.
Yes, I criticize the fact that their chosen method killed the guy (or at least was a heavy contributor). If you are the police and your methods result in the death of a person, I don't think it's unreasonable to say: "why don't you investigate your methods?". But I suspect that there will be no such investigation/analysis because of the prevailing mood (as exemplified by your own attitude) which is to simply say that "the guy had it coming".
LOL, I agree and I am a cop (with a gun).
As for as non-lethal alternatives, there are no 100% effective non-lethal alternatives. Submission holds are outlawed by lots of forces because they have killed, batons have killed, bean bags have killed, tazers are very inaccurate and have a short range, OC spray doesn't work on some people, very nasty farts only incapacitate momentarily.
Study up before you start expecting the impossible (not talking to you Jimbo). Police forces don't have unlimited budgets, unlimited space in their vehicles or on their gun belts, or unlimited training time. They pick a few tools that are the most effective and use them. They are not going to pay for a very expensive, untested weapon, that only works on some people.
"Any fool can criticize, condemn and complain and most fools do." Ben Franklin
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