As you might have guessed since I didn't rush to post this, I was neither upset nor happy about the Chauvin guilty verdict. I don't really care one way or the other.
As I explained earlier, I'm completely hostile to both sides. I consider police to be the worst criminal gang there is and consider them guilty of evil behavior from the moment they take that "job", but I don't like to see the prosecution "win", either. This was just one evil creep vs. an evil "system"-- I wish there were a way both could lose hard.
I don't believe in imprisonment, or even punishment. I prefer justice, and that was never on the table. (It never is in government courts.)
Let the guy run free among people who know who he is and let him live with the consequences of his actions.
I see some copsuckers worrying that this accountability will cause people to reconsider becoming cops. If so, maybe there could be a positive from all this monkey-business.
PS: If it is being reported accurately, and if the situation was as it seems to have been (all big "ifs", as you know) the Columbus, Ohio shooting death of the girl-- who is on video attacking another girl with a knife when she was shot-- is an example of a justified shooting. No matter who pulled the trigger it was a good shooting. That shooting probably saved an innocent life or two. If you make the choice to archate, whatever happens due to that choice is on you. Trying to make it fit the "racist" narrative and make the attacker out to be a victim is just dumb. Do you think the girl who was being attacked believes it was a racist shooting?
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None of this is right.
The whole situation is wrong.
The structure that the cops exist in is wrong.
The law structure is wrong.
The court system is doubly wrong.
Still, it looks like a person was convicted for doing the thing that the police department said to do is this particular case... and that he did it with extreme prejudice and planned to kill the person.
And still, there is rioting.
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I'm less sure he planned to kill him, he just didn't care enough to not kill him. To be a cop is to have mental problems.
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