Thursday, August 13, 2020

I May Just Have a Solution Here

In contrast, police departments and unions have vocally defended qualified immunity, saying the protection it affords officers is essential to their ability to react quickly and decisively in life-or-death situations, and that getting rid of it would deter people from choosing a career in law enforcement. [More]

How about in exchange for you keeping it, we, the members of the citizen militia, also get it, including when defending ourselves against those subjecting us to unlawful orders?

And people say I'm never willing to compromise...

[Via Mack H]


2 comments:

Mack said...

" ... we, the members of the citizen militia, also get it, including when defending ourselves against those subjecting us to unlawful orders?"

HAH! You get it. That is EXACTLY what I was thinking when I sent you this.

Golly, the police sure love their Qualified Immunity.

Another suggestion: Why go after police alone -- why not go after prosecutors as well?

Anonymous said...

Qualified immunity is an excuse to use excessive power and force when the decisions being made by those using it, is unwarranted. Stupid people with low IQ's need not apply...yet they are the ones getting the jobs...go figure.