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In reply to the discussion: Martin Gugino: Fractured Skull/Unable to Walk [View all]Runningdawg
(4,661 posts)14. From what I gather its like losing your virginity
You only feel guilty the first time, after that, it's all fun and games!
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Maybe the cities should contract with the unions for their police and not be responsible
LiberalArkie
Jun 2020
#36
Same thing happens in big business. If the current security provider breaks a rule, they fire the
LiberalArkie
Jun 2020
#54
Qualified immunity just means they can't go after the cops. Cities can are do pay plenty
Dream Girl
Jun 2020
#49
Which means the tax payers will pay for it so there is that negative to consider.
cstanleytech
Jun 2020
#78
Me too. And that one officer that pushed him needs to be hit with a civil suit as well.
BComplex
Jun 2020
#5
"Qualified immunity" is license to kill, and it has to be repealed the minute Moscow Mitch is
BComplex
Jun 2020
#9
Sadists and serial killers with a badge. What a coup that is for the white supremacists.
BComplex
Jun 2020
#11
It's not Moscow Mitch who gave cops qualified immunity, it's the courts, specifically USSC. In fact
in2herbs
Jun 2020
#29
For example, Congress did not establish Citizen's United. The USSC went looking for a case that
in2herbs
Jun 2020
#38
Congress passed the law that the plaintiffs in Citizens United challenged up to the Supreme Court
StarfishSaver
Jun 2020
#48
No, the other one used his baton, held in both hands, to shove him in the chest. nt
tblue37
Jun 2020
#60
In this slow motion view, the second cop does seem to make contact, at least as I see it.
tblue37
Jun 2020
#62
One thing to notice is the way the cop pushing with the baton pushes off with his legs.
tblue37
Jun 2020
#79
A skull fracture where blood literally pours out of the ear (as we saw) is an extremely serious one
Hekate
Jun 2020
#21
If a fractured hip greatly increased the risk of death within months for seniors, then I imagine
tblue37
Jun 2020
#37
Yes, of course. And, it begs the question: would decent men have assaulted Martin? (No.)
NCjack
Jun 2020
#44
That good man did not deserve this. This is so upsetting... I hope he surprises us all
liberalla
Jun 2020
#71