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First, blowing whistles and photographing police is not obstruction, which requires a physical act of interference. Second, the violence in these cases is entirely on the part of federal officers who should know better.
It almost sounds like you're saying that they were there to their own shootings.
Only one way to prove that. Next time you see a police officer in the middle of a traffic stop, go up to him and start blowing a loud whistle directly in his face, and then hold up your camera to film his reaction. I'll be waiting to see it on Youtube (hopefully not from a bystander's camera).
Obstruction is not purely physical.
If Petti had been stabbed in the neck on the subway by a career criminal would there be this much concern?
That's how the law defines it. One has to do something, not merely say something to an officer. In fact, absent a clear evidence of a crime, it's not even obstruction to refuse to identify to a police officer.
Since ICE has killed more American citizens in Minneapolis than they have killed illegal aliens, the whistles are clearly more useful to Americans.
For some reason, Americans get more worked up about government killing citizens. Go figure.
Show us it was directly in his face. It's not a crime to blow a whistle in public.
That's not a crime either. You're assuming that the average cop is a thug who assaults people who are not breaking the law. And the great majority of them are not like that.
Not illegal, either. The precedent was when a man put up a sign in his yard, warning drivers of a speed trap up the road. He was arrested, but the courts held that it was perfectly permissible and a right guaranteed in the Constitution.
Just watch the videos you keep talking about. The woman did it just before she was shoved.
I have not seen anyone do that in this thread.
Voicing disapproval = protest
That were of course domestic terrorists who would still be among us if they had stayed at home that day.
I can't believe - I won't believe that you honestly think that people are trying to protect murderers and rapists. It's not easy to understand at all. So why are you and others saying such a monstrously nonsensical thing? The vast majority of people in Minneapolis would love to see the worst criminal elements taken off the streets. Pretty obviously I would suggest. Although it appears not to be obvious to you.
Carrying a gun in public will always be a stupid thing for anyone to do I’m sure we both agree on that.
So the guy was out to massacre the most people he could? That’s why he was defensively shot in the back multiple times?
