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Clearly that is wrong too, but you know, two wrongs don't make a right. And a major difference is that violence against police actually is prosecuted unlike the opposite.

>>robert+(OP)
No, this guy was left to die in the street. His killers weren't caught.

He was a cop for 38 years before becoming chief of Moline Acres, Mo: https://thehill.com/homenews/state-watch/500839-retired-st-l...

This is what anti police hatred brewing in this country leads to. Gang violence. You embolden true criminals.

>>chrisc+k1
The killers may not have been caught in this case, but I think it safe to assume that someone actually looked for them.

>>robert+F2
You got a lot of mental gymnastics to squirm out of your culpability for perpetrating hate towards the 99.9% of cops who do their job ethically. But you got no words for a dead man who served his community for 40+ years and meets a fate like this thanks to instigators and rioters who claim they're for justice.

>>chrisc+v3
I have perpetrated no hate, and don't strawman me.

Acts of violence are _always_ wrong. I did however point out the police are not prosecuted in any meaningful systemic fashion.