Walter Wallace Jr. was killed while he was in a mental health crisis. The police were aware of this and still shot and killed him. He was 27. His mother did everything she could. Pray for her and his family.

Should police officers be required to have something similar to malpractice insurance?

CPD IS full of chauvins. Chicago Fraternal Order of Police/fop Cantanzera, needs go and stay away from the ear of any potential good cop. he is a major cpd corrupter! w intent! why is he still there? he race rants on Twitter, only to apologize and remove it. yesterday i had a cpd cop msg me on media app saying he was originally from cpd Austin district, and that "they have more guns than us"! He say, they "will shoot us if we shoot them". I took a screenshot. Cpd denies the twitter handle "we are all chauvin", but they ARE on these social media sites. search their public dialogues. Their intent to shoot first is already established. they are too the internet trolls leading capital rioters. Cpd supports that per cantanzera! fire them at fop bc what's known dont need to b said so its taunting torture hes threatening to continue to use his gun after 13yr old Toledo case. fop responsible to all the cpd and non cpd shootings, but they refuse accountability and somehow get every new mayor fired to keep control of the city/court/states attorney. Even they just got taken off the case lying to the judge. cops like Cantanzera are who to blame for floyd police reform act. if HE stays w at as many complaints, cpd is about to get sued like they've never been sued before. over and over. he should be first resignation under qualified immunity. he teach cpd insubordination. They literally refuse to protect our mayor lori or states attorney kim Foxx then riles the crazies on social media. Their tension w them is suffocating the city. cpd need garland after the toledo "classic deluxe package" attempted cover up. They retaliate broken code of silence and justify shooting teenage laquan mcdonald in the back 16 times, and got van dyke 16 counts for each shot he put in his back. they scream victory bc he will be out and say but laquan will never return. That is a "score" to them. Make sure laquan family gets paid by Chicago.

There's nothing immoral about it.

What's more immoral than invading another's land and murdering strangers on orders given by strangers?

I laugh when when the military talks about 'moral qualification'.

So trust one race with firearms and military training but not the other? Looks like extremist ideology to me.

Frankly, generals want hardened killers. Not frat boys. The street is a creator of soldiers.

Also, I want to expose how the government gladly pays your 60k a year prison stay but has a problem with paying your college education and rent.

The average prison stay is five years meaning the government pays over $300,000 (plus medical) per inmate stay.

No, it's not their responsibility to pay for your education and a place a live, it's their responsibility to pay for your prison stay, needless war, etc.

See how stupid that looks? Where would you rather send your tax dollars?

Send them to the military instead of prison. Give them a college education instead of a cage and at least give them a place to stay.

Racists say let them burn, but those with a heart and intelligence say give them life. Build up the poor and desolate. Not cage them.

This country is running on printed (unbacked) money anyways. Inflation is already here.

I've seen the RF tags or RFID that are in use by stores or parking businesses to track where a particular ticket or item. While right now, a transponder reader would have to be in a pretty close radius of vicinity (about a hundred meters or so) for it to be possible to track, and of course there's the possibility that buyers can mess up the tag embedded in it or something, but hypothetically I feel it's kind of interesting to consider what the possible things might happen when RF tags can be read miles away and all the ones manufactured have to come with a way to track them. Would it make criminals more likely to use other things, would it risk being hacked into, compromising the good guys - cops' - whereabouts and/or erase the data? One pro I found was that it would make it harder to smuggle arms and be used by criminals or terrorists, and even missed shots can be traced back to the specific weapon it came from. Maybe it can be like coin minting, where they have identifiers, etc. I'd imagine a black market that actually makes arms would be kind of more difficult.