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Message: <blockquote data-quote="KingofBrown" data-source="post: 742949" data-attributes="member: 28771">Well, Cowboy, what is clear is that there are authorities on the place. That’s clear. Of course I know lawmakers are not perfect, and as a consequence laws are not perfect. Read my statement again “flawless written” not “flawless laws need to be written.” And don’t say it’s the same for what you’re trying to say, because it’s not. People under their authority have to demand for perfect writing, thus laws become more accurate written objects to enforce rules. We need to request flawless written laws because, as you said, people that enforce them are not perfect and I believe that with more accurate laws they will do better. Because, just to give you an example, SB1070 (which is a very controversial law) goes to the extreme of mistakes. And with a controversial law you have to pay way more attention on the writing. I don’t get it, you say this kind of treatment is not justified; but you say that this guy is partially responsible for his own death because he probably resisted arrest? You say there is no justification to beat someone to death, but you still give justifications of why he might have got beaten to death? That the guys on the back are only shadows, and you still say that there are agents involved? We better leave this to the investigators. And about the rest that he was a criminal breaking several laws and so on… I don’t think it has something to do with the beating to death of a person, because that’s why we have judges, lawyers, courts and laws. And all those violations you mentioned do not deserve the death penalty. And all these justifications you gave don’t corroborate Anastasio Hernandez (RIP), in any way, liable for his own death.</blockquote>

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