File: Policeman Vs Veteran.swf-(9.18 MB, 448x336, Other)
[_] Anonymous 06/29/15(Mon)17:05:06 No.2828339
>> [_] Anonymous 06/29/15(Mon)17:14:32 No.2828356
the cop should have shot right away
>> [_] Anonymous 06/29/15(Mon)17:22:08 No.2828366
Shit, dude.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Murder_of_Kyle_Dinkheller
I'm always down for hating on cops but that shit's kinda fucked. Poor dude.
>> [_] Anonymous 06/29/15(Mon)17:23:19 No.2828368
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>> [_] Anonymous 06/29/15(Mon)17:28:24 No.2828377
>>2828368
Yeah, both people in this video died.
Cop died; shot in the eye.
Vietnam dude died, executed this year.
>> [_] Anonymous 06/29/15(Mon)17:28:42 No.2828378
>>2828366
Fifteen years later, on January 13, 2015, the state of Georgia executed Brannan by lethal
injection.
;_;7
>> [_] Anonymous 06/29/15(Mon)17:31:39 No.2828383
>>2828356
C'mon, anon, you know cops only shoot niggers off the cuff.
>>2828378
He deserved it a lot sooner. I have no love for cops, but he killed the dude over a traffic stop.
>> [_] Anonymous 06/29/15(Mon)17:37:17 No.2828389
>>2828378
i dont understand why they didnt just inject him the moment they agreed on it. it couldnt
possibly take 15 years to prepare the injection. apparently the court found the guy guilty
because he killed in a cruel manner or some shit, but isnt putting the guy in prison for 15 years
before he is guaranteed death more cruel than that?
>> [_] Anonymous 06/29/15(Mon)17:48:07 No.2828398
>>2828389
Because of appeals, lawsuits filed on his behalf, and a shitton of other legal wrangling that has
to be cleared before someone can be executed.
>> [_] Anonymous 06/29/15(Mon)17:49:11 No.2828401
>>2828398
isnt all of that settled before they decide to execute him? and if not, then why not?
>> [_] Anonymous 06/29/15(Mon)17:51:26 No.2828407
>>2828401
No, it's settled after the sentence has been handed down, and has to be taken care of before he's
strapped into the gourney.
It's clear his lawyers tried for years to have his sentence commuted.
>> [_] Anonymous 06/29/15(Mon)17:53:16 No.2828409
>>2828407
law is stupid.
>> [_] Anonymous 06/29/15(Mon)17:56:16 No.2828415
>>2828409
He has his right to appeal.
And when it's that or death, most people continue trying.
>> [_] Anonymous 06/29/15(Mon)18:03:37 No.2828421
>>2828415
I can understand the desire to escape death, but I mean... do you really want to appeal to spend
your entire life in prison? After a decade of that, just put me down. Is living in a concrete box
for the rest of your life really better than the release of death?
>> [_] Anonymous 06/29/15(Mon)18:24:15 No.2828447
Honestly, with guys like this, it's just. I.
Okay, I'm not an inherently terrible human being, but seeing people do this shit to other human
beings over menial things just for the power trip of it makes me wish that cruel and unusual
punishment as a punishment for the murder of another person were legal. I would've wanted to have
his fingers and toes cut off slow, and his limbs thereafter.
People like that are fucked, and deserve an exponentially more tortuous death than they deal unto
those they've harmed.
>> [_] Anonymous 06/29/15(Mon)18:28:28 No.2828454
>>2828447
Better that death sentance imho. Also, the guy is a Vietnam veteran. Of course he is completely
nuts, and such behaviour is to be expected with such people (except they followed some kind of
mental therapy or some related shit)
>> [_] Anonymous 06/29/15(Mon)18:31:28 No.2828456
>>2828447
They should just take you to meet criminals, then they'd get cut to shreds by your edge.
The point of a death penalty isn't punishment, it's for when it's been decided that the world
would be a better place without you. It's pragmatic, not vengeful.
>> [_] Anonymous 06/29/15(Mon)18:33:12 No.2828458
>>2828456
hahaha holy shit that was a good one lmao
You make a good point, too. I didn't really look at it that way before. The way I always looked
at the law was in terms of just punishment, not what would better the world. To that degree,
yeah, I agree that the death penalty is the most reasonable approach. I appreciate your input!
>> [_] π/3 !RadianYdsU 06/29/15(Mon)18:33:24 No.2828459
man i fucking love this
>> [_] Anonymous 06/29/15(Mon)18:42:41 No.2828471
>>2828421
the guy is obviously not right in the head to begin with if he pulled a gun on a cop in this
circumstance.
>> [_] Anonymous 06/29/15(Mon)19:03:43 No.2828496
>>2828339
Why the fuck didn't this guy tackle the old man down when he realized he wouldn't listen? Also
where the fuck was his partner? I thought Policemen are obliged to have partners
>> [_] π/3 !RadianYdsU 06/29/15(Mon)19:12:59 No.2828508
>>2828496
>"i don't need a partner, i work alone. what i really need is a decent cup of joe in this
god-forsaken town"
>> [_] Anonymous 06/29/15(Mon)19:18:06 No.2828513
>>2828339
>Guaranteed replies every time this flash is reposted
>> [_] Anonymous 06/29/15(Mon)19:43:24 No.2828542
>>2828389
i think the long time in prison before he is killed is needed to increase the chance of new
evidence to come forth, to prevent innocents from being murdered.
but thats probably not why it's like that at all.
>> [_] Anonymous 06/29/15(Mon)19:45:45 No.2828548
>>2828421
unless every moment of your life is never ending pain, yes, people always want to live. as long
as you live, even if things are crappy, there is hope that things will get better. no matter how
slim. someone might blow up the prison walls in 10 years, releasing all prisoners, who knows?
meanwhile if you are dead there is nothing.
>> [_] Anonymous 06/29/15(Mon)19:47:22 No.2828554
>>2828548
I just don't understand how you can spend fifteen years in a prison, with a life sentence, and
think "Wow, hey, I should keep doing this."
>> [_] Anonymous 06/29/15(Mon)19:55:06 No.2828565
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