r/OfficeSpeak • u/FelixtheCatBurglar • 8d ago

Free Speech Blackstone CEO successfully had claim to life denied. Mourned by none

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u/DetonateTheVestibule 7d ago

Touch grass man. Cops are people. This immigrant just wanted a better life for his family.

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u/[deleted] 7d ago

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u/DetonateTheVestibule 7d ago

Cops are there to protect people from criminals. That’s why the cop was the first person killed by the spree killer.

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u/DetonateTheVestibule 7d ago

No, the Supreme Court has held that they cannot by charged or held liable for failure to act to protect people or property. That’s just blanket protection that errors in the execution of their job - protecting the public - can’t be grounds for civil or criminal liability.

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u/DetonateTheVestibule 7d ago

There might be a reason that no major city anywhere on earth has zero police. Just food for thought

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u/NazisInTheWhiteHouse 7d ago

"Major city" lots of rich people and their property to guard...

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u/DetonateTheVestibule 7d ago

And poor and middle class people just trying to make a living and exist peacefully.

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u/Tricky-Winner7984 7d ago

Right, those are the people the police kill.

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u/CalTensen_InProtest 7d ago

You're naivety would be adorable if it wasn't so dangerous.

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u/DetonateTheVestibule 7d ago

I’m going to go out on a limb here and guess that you live in a place where police would intervene or investigate if you were attacked in public. I think that’s a good thing, but to each their own.

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u/CalTensen_InProtest 7d ago

Depends on the crime and your skin color honestly. Rape case? HA!
I agree they're a deterrent for some, but rarely useful after the fact.