Well no-one's posting much now, is it because you've nothing to comment on?

OK then, how about some comments on this?:-

We've seen on the news (You have, haven't you?) of people dying due to a variety of things after they've either been detained or for some action when called to stop?

Now if those people had been compliant and had "done as they were told", they'd still be alive? Also, where did it all start? Didn't it start due to lack of respect for the property of others or lack of respect for the Law and the Law Enforcement officers?

It's fair to say they're "gun happy" in America and often non-compliance leads to a shooting and then supporters of those shot are up in arms and "it's everyone's fault except the offender's"?

The latest is that young lad who was shot dead. He had been armed, but threw the gun away but when he stopped and put his hands up, the cop shot him. Why? Watch the video very, very carefully and due to something in the background, it looks like a gun in his hand. Why shoot him???? Because of things like this?:-

Another case was of a cop pulling a driver over, he spoke to him from the passenger side and asked the bloke to get out of the drivers side and come round to the passenger side away from the traffic. The bloke gets out, walks round the back of his big pick-up and shoots the cop. The cop's on the ground, shot, the bloke walks up to him and shoots him again to make sure the cop's dead.

It's things like that which makes the cops "gun happy"?

Here, few cops are armed so there's less of that but how many times have you seen "something happen" to a detained person and afterwards supporters are howling for (their version of) "justice"?

In the first place it's all down to a complete lack of respect for the Law, respect for anyone else or their property and certainly lack of respect for Law Enforcers.