1vol8
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It’s unjust when a woman hits a man multiple times, forcing him to finally defend himself and suddenly she becomes the victim and he the perp. It’s unjust to suspend a mans drivers license over child support that is unreasonably high taking away his ability to support not only his child but himself. It’s unjust when a couple is on their property baring arms defending it from a well known mob only to catch felony charges for doing so.I imagine the burden of carrying that guilt is soul crushing, but I wonder how that person being arrested feels?
Sounds like your justification is "just doing my job". If you can live with that, that is on you I suppose. But don't expect a lot of sympathy from civilians about alleged uneasiness and awkwardness about taking away someone's freedoms or placing them in the judicial system over something that you know in your heart was unjust.
It is not unjust to pull a man over for a tag light and discover he has a bench warrant. It’s not unjust to retaliate in such a way as to whatever level it takes to subdue a resisting suspect. But it IS unjust to tell me I have to base that level on the color of the suspects skin.
It’s really this simple. If you have a warrant, you know it. If you hit someone, you know the consequences. If you speed, you know the risk. Most of these “unjust” situations started with a risk someone took to something they already knew. The cops are simply being Scrutinized for enforcing. Which IS their jobs.