I guess what i like about the police system of my country is that the police officers are taught how to beat people without leaving lasting injuries, and everyone is respectful around them, and therefore they can get their job done

I think this training would be useful for American police

no probably not

I'm not a huge fan of "beat people into submission" type of police work

im my eyes,

if there are two police, one can have less than lethal, and the other lethal

Not like this, i mean more like where an American cop would pull out a gun, ours would wack you

so if the less than lethal fails, the lethal will work

Painfully

hmmm

they already carry less than lethal and lethal

if the person is violent, and trying to harm other like possibly take another life AT ALL

i know

i see they can be shot

i know they have less than lethal and lethal

I think that lots of people get killed by police in america but only 9 of them are unarmed every year

ya

they get killed when they attack police or someone else

i HOPE the cops shoots them

I would shoot them no matter the race

exactly

who cares of race

race isn't really a factor it's their actions

the MSM

so they are gonna make race tensions as much as possible

they jumped the gun saying how it was a white supremacist who killed floyd

WITH NO PROOF

simply becuase the man was white and the victim was black

thats it

I think one of the problems if have also with blm is like, who said that the majority of these attacks were ‘racist’ maybe it just happens to be that black crime is much higher///

it is

and the police killing whites is also much higher

than police killing blacks they always leave that out

its either that, or unarmed

If you decide to hit, tase or shoot at a grown man with a gun, then your death is on you

(Grown man which has a gun i mean)

ya if the criminal is pointing a gun at you or others, to me, it would be best to have a gun

not batons

when you use lethal, (this is what MSM gets wrong)

its to kill

If you point a gun at me, you forfeit your right to live.