WTF and I mean
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- melq0
Anytime someone invades a home occupied by dogs, the dogs will "show signs of agitation". All dogs, no matter the size, have a job description that includes "keep strangers out—particularly in the middle of the night".
The police never experienced this before? They're only option is to force their way in and start shooting?
There is no defense for the behavior of the officers. If, in fact, the suspect had 42 tons of weed in the place, so what? You have to invade his home in the middle of the night to make a safe arrest? You think the suspect is never leaving the house again?
The officers open fire, in the dark, on short moving things, while there is a child in the house?
I could give two fucks about the pot-dealing suspect; you have to be outraged to see this type of behavior and even more so when you realized that this is how their departments train them to act.
- do distribute drugs around your family and this won't be a problemquack
- "If you don't want your dogs shot and your family terrorized, then don't give us a reason to think you're doing something wrong."melq
- ...wrong."melq
- "Honestly, why do we need a warrant at all? If there's nothing to hide then there's nothing wrong."melq
- "While we're at it, why should you care if I search your trunk? You're on public roads, after all."melq
- "Maybe law enforcement keep a sample of your DNA on record, just in case."melq
- "If you're not a police officer or in the military, why would you need to own a gun?"melq
- "Why would any law-biding citizen need/want to read books on [ - insert sensitive topic here - ]?"melq
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