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Plane

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Re: Plane debating the Professor
« Reply #15 on: July 18, 2016, 07:49:37 PM »
Wilson was given the chance to resign. I imagine the paid him pretty well to just go away.
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He was certainly not safe in Ferguson nor capable of maintaining the respect that a cop needs to do his job.

Had he not resigned, he would have been canned. There was an extensive article about him in the New Yorker.

  I have to look that up, the New Yorker is pretty good about digging up details.

It is true that a policeman needs respect, that he got attacked on that occasion shows how wrong a lack of respect can go. Of course it was the disrespectful guy who died this time, but it can be the other way.

   Almost was.

      I don't see what this officer did that excused his attacker or implies any incompetence on the officers part.

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Re: Plane debating the Professor
« Reply #16 on: July 18, 2016, 08:26:15 PM »
That's because the officer responded precisely as he was trained to do.....as in there was nothing incompotent in his actions one or another.   Had he acted incompotent, he'd be dead and Brown would be facing the death penalty for murder of a police officer
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