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- thepoliceproblem
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- thepoliceproblem
US cop executes a man, as US cops are wont to do.
Better headline: “Cop murders Madison man”
Or if you want to play it safe: “Cop shoots Madison man dead”
That way it doesn’t assume the level of crime,but also doesn’t imply that him dying was a separate and possibly coincidental event rather than the direct result of the cop shooting him.
Agreed, but I was linking an article so I just used theirs per the sidebar.
Officers performed lifesaving measures on the man
This is where the story breaks down. Most of the time, they just stand around getting their stories straight.
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You should pick up a book some day.
Literally flashbacks to 7th grade reading Call of the Wild
Faith in humanity… increasing? I didn’t know the gauge could go in that direction. Thanks!
I mean this was back in like 2009
I’m in my 40s. I’ll still take it. :D
“Wont to do” is a very old way of saying “known for doing”.
It’s absolutely true that US cops are known for killing unarmed civilians who pose no threat to them or anyone else.
If you’re confused by their use of “wont”, read a fucking book. Or just the dictionary.
A 100+ year old prose book.
Thankyou for providing my daily supplement of irony.





