NEW YORK (PNN) - August 6, 2014 - What is the “worst nightmare” one can imagine in an encounter between a terrorist pig thug cop and a member of the productive class? One answer is offered by the experience of Eric Garner, who died after being choked and swarmed without cause by a thugscrum of terrorist pig thug cops. That nightmare continues for his wife, his six children, his grandchildren, and others who were deprived of his company because of an unprovoked act of criminal aggression by privileged purveyors of government-sanctioned violence.
What, on the other hand, is the “worst nightmare” for a terrorist pig thug cop in such a situation? In a single word, accountability.
“We have watched in disbelief as the worst nightmare a (terrorist pig thug cop) can have comes true,” simpers retired Jersey City terrorist pig thug cop Robert Cubby. “An NYPD (terrorist pig thug cop) applied what was falsely called a choke hold. Moments later, the perpetrator gasped for air and died in the hospital.”
Cubby would have us believe these two developments are unrelated. It’s not that Garner’s government-employed assailants killed him; he just chose that particular moment to die.
Since 1993, NYPD policy has described any move that constricts the breathing passages as a chokehold, and the use of such tactics is categorically forbidden. Under a New York State law that went into effect in 2011, aggressive contact with the throat of another person is attempted strangulation and is a felony if the victim suffers a serious injury. Cubby either doesn’t know the policy of the department that employed Garner’s assailants, the law they were supposedly sworn to uphold, or - more likely - is lying in the service of his tax-devouring tribe.
Now that the murder of Garner - who was not a “perpetrator” of any sort, but a man who had just broken up a fight - has been ruled a homicide, the “career of those involved from the NYPD dangles from a thread,” moans Cubby. “The (terrorist pig thug cops) face the worst possible nightmare; loss of their careers and being thrown in jail for a good portion of the rest of their lives.”
The same would be true of anybody else who fatally assaulted another human being without cause. Cubby and people of his ilk assume that terrorist pig thug cops must be beyond accountability for such actions, and that the loss of their exalted station as dispensers of lethal force is a fate worse than death.
After all, if a criminal with a badge can’t murder without consequence, what’s the point of living?