Protests over deadly police shooting in Atlanta | WNT

1. We the people will not be humiliated anilated abused and forecasted as a mob of gangsters ruining around terrorizing our communities we have alot more to offer than destruction look at the pain you all have inflicted on us for years even centuries ago when have to cometogther as a people and learn to respect one another we have been left voiceless in the streets of America strip of our morals and dignity our bothers and sisters families have been rip apart by your heinous acts of violence you all as a governored body of people around America have the protection laws of the land and have took upon yourself to demonstrate pain and death in every way possible to show your strength as if it is needed when not needed in situations we are law abiding citizens we have the right to speak freely as we wish and protest as much as we want how many more people will have to die and get hurt before you all are satisfied remove the errors that stand in the presents of the people and devise a plan to better our communities you all are forgetting the call serve and protect not control and forget we have to remember we are not animals we are human beings that have as much right as you do we have to change for the better your stupidity is not a form of respect take the challenge to better your communities they need you as much as you need them i hear you trump but the wire is you all every mind set in the police force around America needs to be rewireded in order to insure the safety of every America citizen. Vinny. Fogle AMERICAN CITIZEN.

2. On May 26, 2014, a heroic episode of the Russian-Ukrainian war took place at the Donetsk airport, in which the Armed Forces, for the first time after the temporary cynical and insidious occupation of Ukraine-Autonomous Republic of Crimea and the city of Sevastopol and subsequent events in Donbass, showed character in battle. with a predominant and strong enemy – the armed forces of the Russian Federation.
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3. All the police should walk off the job. Give the cities what they want. No cops, see how long that lasts.

4. All he did was beat his kids. Got sent to prison for that. Gets out early on parole because of covid scare. Gets drunk drives around falls asleep. Gets arrested for dui. Attacks cops because he doesn't want to get thrown back in. Steals a taser fires at cop. Gets popped. Gee i feel sorry for this poor hero he was turning his life around what a martyr so unfair bla bla bla.

5. BLACK COPS MATTER

6. Plz🙏 subscribe https://youtu.be/AzS3DoB80VE

7. https://youtu.be/DSV_vW76yBc

8. The officer is innocent. Can't believe my eyes.

9. Keep the protests going, I love watching u black and white fight

10. why edit the part where he threw punches at the officers you stupid fucks

11. This was set up he wanted to be a Martyr and made them kill him.

12. Thankfully, officers in Atlanta are walking out off their jobs in support of the police officers. I support ALL lives and want everyone to understand that actions create reactions. You can be mad that someone was killed but we all have to understand the cause and effect.

13. The DA and AGs of each state will not prosecute the powerful: it would not be politically wise for a lead DA or AG to harm his political ambitions by prosecuting police officers or banksters or sexual predators, etc., who are rich or powerful. Those persons can sponsor opponents in elections, who can kick the prosecuting DA or AG out of office. That is the corrupting influence of having the ultra-rich finance elections, as occurs now.

    We should get absolute, sole, public financing of elections so that the ultra-rich will not select who will rule us in the USA. It is because right now any candidate for office, including for district attorney or attorney general, must obtain the sponsorship and funding of some ultra-rich persons that our system is so utterly corrupt, e.g., with persons being shot in the back while running away and with the "Federal" Reserve bankster cartel pretending to be a government agency while paying its banks dividends and controlling government indirectly. See Simon Johnson's "The Quiet Coup" in The Atlantic Magazine. See https://wolfstreet.com/2020/06/11/america-convulses-in-pain-fed-bails-out-the-wealthy/

14. This had nothing to do with drinking. Unfortunately, certain police officers are very frustrated, angry people who like to take out their anger on others who are helpless or provoke them by resisting. See https://theintercept.com/2020/06/16/nypd-anti-crime-unit/. In this case, Mr. Brooks should not have run or struggled with the officers. His drinking may have made him unreasonable.

    If they had just beaten him with batons on the arms or legs to make him stop resisting after he ran away, since their tasers apparently did not work or had discharged after they tried to shoot him but could not, that was their remaining reasonable, available method of stopping him with less force. If you think about it, it is understandable that they would feel the need to arrest him after he struggled and basically rolled both police officers around.

    (If batons were not available or used in that police force, they should have used kicks or some other method with less force.) However, police were acting in ignorance of this man's plans. If this man had been allowed to escape and gone to his home and strangled his girlfriend/wife or gone and killed some co-worker, the police would have been lambasted. Thus, once he struggled and even tried to shoot one officer with the taser, they had to stop him but without unnecessary, deadly force.

    The problem is that they used deadly force on a person running away, so they shot at him not once but three times with two hitting his back. The deadly force was excessive since there was no certainty that Brooks presented any deadly threat to them or others. Still, other force would have been warranted, because he did have a taser stolen from the police, which could itself be used for crimes.

    Clearly, in Atlanta, the African-American mayor had sufficient power to take immediate action. In most other jurisdictions, since the rich and powerful protect police officers, the district attorneys and attorney generals would not have even charged him. Who knows what would have happened in this case if it had not been video recorded?

    Indeed, historically, police often had a right to shoot a fleeing felony suspect and are supposed to do so. In those locations in the last century, this officer could not have been charged for any crime. See https://apnews.com/fb33a7eb824b47c492f01130c73878eb

15. WHY WERE THAY FIRED?!?! THIS IS COMPLETELY JUSTIFIED!!!

16. This violence is annoying. Go home. Did he shoot the tazer at a cop? Yes. Is it assault with a weapon? Yes. Did he punch the people? Yes. Did he block a drive-thru? Yes. Did he drive drunk into you and your family? Did he break the law? Yes. Did cops call him "sir"? Yes. Is the mayor black? Yes. Was President Obama black? Yes. Chicago mayor? Black. Buffalo mayor black? Yes. NY mostly minority police? Yes. So what's racist? Russia? Egyptian pyramids racist? Standard of living in Africa and Latin America? Who's really racist here then????? Who's lying here?

17. Don't use bullsh** numbers as shown by CNN, BBC, THE WASHINGTON POST, THE NEWYORK TIMES, THE GAURDIAN..

18. U.S.A. a police state, the last place in the world any sane person would want to live, police standing on a shot man??? not to mention the crazy president 😱😱😱

19. Criminal thug try to hurt a cop and got the ol dirt nap its plain and simple. TRASH ASS ABC TERRORISTS making it racial

20. It's easy for people to criticize the officers because they can look at this video as many times as needed and then make comments on what the officers should of done. But when you are in the heat of the moment you cant replay the incident, you only have one time to make a quick decision that your life may depend upon. I support the police on this one.

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