Comments by "Simon Harris" (@simonharris4873) on "Chris Kaba case marked a 'watershed moment' as armed policing faces crisis of confidence | LBC" video.

 @Hannah-xx8ix There's video footage of him committing some of these crimes. Your move.
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 @TheTwinn But the family didn't want justice. They wanted revenge. How can we tell? Simple. They now have justice, and they're not happy with what they have.
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@icystrangers5482 Have you not seen the footage? The fact he posed such a danger is an axiom.
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@chizobaani4037 Not sure what you saw, but I saw a guy putting others' lives in danger by trying to escape the police, and paying the ultimate price for it.
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 @desmondroberts6034 You forgot to mention - perhaps intentionally - the fact that the car was used in a gang shooting days earlier. His gangster lifestyle put him in this situation.
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 @shaddozer0ne115 Not in the UK they don't.
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 @andreamclean3116 Nobody is saying they are, but thanx for trying to contribute.
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 @mwd331 Why do you persist in making this about race when it's clearly not?
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 @timthegallant The system isn't responsible for disciplining the youth of society, their parents are. The problem will not be resolved if blame continues to be misdirected.
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@mwd331 When they started at 13, yes. Hope this helps.
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@timthegallant The only people bring race into this discussion are those who are defending him. And many of those defending him are doing so largely because of his race. That's the only "huge racial undercurrent" here. But you are right about one thing. Had he been white, we wouldn't be talking about this, because nobody would care. Nobody would even know his name.
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@timthegallant No, I do not recognise your fantasy. That's not what happened here at all.
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@mwd331 And I'm sure you can supply evidence to support that conclusion.
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@mwd331 But you can provide examples to support that conclusion... if they actually existed. But I'm going to go out on a limb and say you won't, because they do not exist.
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@mwd331 So I was right, you can't provide a single example. I didn't think so.
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@mwd331 No. We're stuck because you made a false claim and won't admit it.
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 @markhepworth Don't you hate it when you go to the trouble of choosing your words carefully so as to articulate your point clearly and concisely, only for someone to strawman you.
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@TheTwinn Yes it has.
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@TheTwinn Sorry, thought you were talking about my post. I can't see that one. In any case, I stand by my point. I don't see them wanting justice. What they want is revenge, someone to blame, someone to pile all their own personal guilt upon. Justice, really justice... that's the last thing they want.
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@TheTwinn Yes, it's subjective, that's what I'm saying. They say they want justice, and when they're asking for is revenge. They want the police officer punished. They wont be happy with anything less. That's not justice, it's just revenge. Not sure why you would want to defend that.
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@chizobaani4037 Watch the video, yes he was putting those officers lives in danger. Nobody said anything about "under any circumstance". The only thing this has to race is, if he were white, you probably wouldn't be defending him.
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