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>I fail to see how your specific examples hold any relevance at all.
Dolloff got slapped in the face like the bitch he is and immediately pulled out his pistol to shot Lee in the chest. In any other state that would be murder. At least with the first one (the weed shop) you could argue an imminent threat to life because a giant 'roid is pummeling the shit out of a skinny kid. But can you honestly tell me that Dolloff was at risk of serious bodily harm from being bitch-slapped? Of course not.

Nonetheless, it just reaffirms how in some cases normal citizens have even more Lee-way (seewhatididthere.jpg) to shoot than cops do.

>If cops have their authority even slightly questioned, they assault, kidnap and sometimes kill people.
Show me a time where a cop killed someone for questioning their authority.
>in before another sperging

>It's a clear double standard that cops can use tasers (and other "non-lethal" weapons) and it's fine but the moment someone uses a taser, or pepperspray or god forbid a bean-bag round on a cop, it's lethal force.
Because there's a risk of incapacitating them and taking their firearm. Now before you sperg out again claiming that
>Again, since the double standard is clear
Show me an example of this double standard. When has - fuck it I'll copy/paste my last question - Can you point to an example where someone went to jail for shooting a criminal that grabbed their taser?
>in before California

>when did Congress pass the law that made it so?
Uh, never because there's no double standard?

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