Judge rules Breonna Taylor's boyfriend caused her death, throws out major charges against ex-Louisville officers

"In America you can be legally extra judicially executed by the police for the actions of people that you get to know"

[I don't have the NK woman emote, but imagine she's here]

So when the police illegally trepass on our property, our options are:

1. Do nothing and let them whatever they want, and ruin the things you've worked hard to get, and potentially cause you physical harm.

2. Attempt to defend your property and then they are allowed to kill you and/or the people you love.

3. Kill them first and go to jail for the rest of your life on murder charges.

Personally, if cops illegally enter my house without a warrant, I without question will sacrifice my life in prison to keep my girls safe from tyrants.

Death, and I can not stress this enough, to America

This is deeply upsetting and a low for the US (in)justice system even for them.

The US is disgusting and so is its pretense of being anywhere near just.

And this is why I advocate for catching a pair of blue laces if the opportunity should approach you. "I feared for my life" works for them; so why shouldn't it work for us too

"judge"

As horrible as it is, my gut reaction was "lol", but not like funny "lol", more like existential crisis, i dont even know what to feel "lol". Admittedly it’s not something I had been following, but wasn't expecting there to be any sort of justice. I fee like they pretty much just said that castle doctrine killed her, not them.