We love the passive voice, when a cop kills somebody, they were actually just "hit by gunfire"
1 month ago | 1,200
This means the cops were responsible for half the casualities. Cool. Great job, guys
1 month ago | 1,400
Looks like the cops shot another person, as well, Yoni Finlay. So two people were killed, and three people are in the hospital, meaning that the police are responsible for half of the deaths and a third of the hospitalisation. The cops better pray he makes it because killing more people than the terrorist, while trying to stop said terrorist, is embarrassing.
1 month ago | 162
They shot two victims, one of which was killed. They were shot through a door they were sheltering behind. It's not only the flags, we're being Americanised lads.
1 month ago | 302
It was really weird reading about a gun being used, I thought the main reason the British police doesn't use guns is for this reason.
1 month ago | 464
Ngl hearing "gun" and a location in the UK definitely makes me do a double take.
1 month ago | 203
Here in the States it was reported that they were hit "in the crossfire," even though the attacker didn't have a gun. And that was from NPR, which is usually better about that sort of passive voice, bootlicking bullshit.
1 month ago | 24
Not even mentioning the other guy in critical condition, have they never handled guns before ðŸ˜
1 month ago | 69
"People say that I'm crazy.... But when you wake up in the morning and you see the same news..... Do your eyes not fill with Horror?"
1 month ago | 13
one of those injured was also hit by police. 2 out the 5 victims were hit by police gunfire.
1 month ago | 29
Never fire in mixed traffic. Ever. In certain parts of the world, a 10 year old can say this. Makes one worry about the standards of trained officials
1 month ago | 10
If the only reason they knew a cop killed him was because the suspect only had a knife... what percentage of shooting victims have been killed by cops and were just assumed to be killed by the "bad guy"?
1 month ago | 207
Yeah, it's wild how they treated it like an uh oh oopies and not some absolute failure of the cops.
1 month ago | 3
Jack Saint
I'm losing my mind a bit over here
1 month ago | [YT] | 4,424