Comments by "Daniel Bradford" (@Falconlibrary) on "CNN confronts Uvalde incident commander. See the interaction" video.

  1. My son was killed by someone with a gun 30 years ago. I still grieve for him. When does it stop? Never.
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  2.  @larrymartineau7507  Calm down, Larry. This guy's a cop. Nothing bad will happen to him, ever. People like you will make sure of that. You always do.
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  3. 1:00 Cop culture. These officers from another town (College Station) are proud to shake his hand and protect him. He's one of them, after all.
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  4. He's a cop. Rules are for us little people. He and all his officers are safe and none of them will resign or be fired. In fact, they're going to demand a bigger budget for "training". It's good to be a cop: no matter what you do, you can't lose.
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  5.  @bryanb3352  Then what are we paying them for?
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  6. Texas: Where you're protected as a fetus but fair game once you pop out of the birth canal. puts on Deputy Dawg cowboy hat and squints into the camera DON'T MESS WITH TEXAS!
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  7. Arredondo isn't unique; he's actually a typical cop. Most are incompetent and cowardly and entitled. Whose fault is this? Ours. We allow only his type of personality to be recruited to our police forces. We allow politicians and cop worshippers to protect the police from public scrutiny, governance, and accountability. We hand these cops a badge and a gun and trust them with the power of life and death over us without demanding that they be men and women of the highest moral character. The issue goes far beyond mere policing, but this is a reminder that the police at Robb Elementary did what they were trained to do: PROTECT THEIR OWN LIVES. Officer safety is #1. Ask any cop and he'll tell you "I have no duty to protect civilian lives". And a lot of cop worshippers and politicians will shout "Amen!" This is why cops either stand by while people are being hurt/killed or shoot or maim people when they don't have to. Because their lives matter and ours don't. Simple as that. We need a complete change in US police culture. I won't hold my breath.
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  8. He's a cop. He's not in trouble. Read the comments here, Mr. Jacobsen. Lots and lots of cop worshippers making excuses for him and his cowardly lions. Arredonde is going to be just fine.
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  9. In other words, a cop.
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  10. Cop culture. Their lives are the only ones that matter.
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