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As we think consider the actions of our police, and the dangers to our democracy in using military personnel to resolve domestic issues, it’s worth remembering that our soldiers have conducted themselves far better in enemy cities with IED’s and snipers better than these folks... @morphonios/1268370620418527232On twitter.com
Mood +6 🙂
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By int’l convention, soldiers can’t use tear gas (a chemical weapon), but they also are educated about those conventions, illegal orders, tactical restraint, chain of command, trigger discipline, and frankly a lot of the issues we’re seeing here...Permalink On twitter.com
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By contrast, it’s clear that our police, who dangerously escalate by the day, need extensive education on: The rights of citizens What an illegal order is Civilian command How to avoid dangerous escalations with a crowd How to behave at least as good as troops in enemy citiesPermalink On twitter.com
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The fact that citizens in foreign nations under a military occupation facing heavily armed resistance had more protection from unreasonable searches of their homes, safety while walking the streets, gathering in groups, and from arbitrary violence should make us think.Permalink On twitter.com