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Excessive force

Leo Demidov · 2009-09-27 21:10:42

Does anyone else believe that excessive force should be sanctioned in all instances where the well being of politicians is at stake. Seems to me to be a good idea. Just wondering. God forbid the politicians should be inconvenienced.

27-09-2009 9:10pm

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Leo Demidov

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Does anyone else believe that excessive force should be sanctioned in all instances where the well being of politicians is at stake. Seems to me to be a good idea. Just wondering. God forbid the politicians should be inconvenienced.

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#2 27-09-2009 9:39pm

Sierra Oscar

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Why would you need excessive force?

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#3 27-09-2009 9:58pm

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Honestly, what kind of response did you think you were going to get?

If someone is shot and killed by the police, and that use of force was proportionate to the situation, then it wasn't excessive.

Excessive use of force should never be used.

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