Cory Maye, another drug war victim

[Borodog]

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Well, if there's a silver lining in this horrible story, at least the cop was killed.

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You're scum.

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Why?

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Because you find redemptive value in the loss of a human life. I cannot even begin to fathom your justification for this, so I'll chalk it up to simple stupidity, or a desire to say outrageous things in order to gain attention. Pathetic people do things like that all the time.

Are you saying that he deserved to die because of his mistake or because he was an officer? Either is despicable. If you're saying it was because of his mistake, then I hope you're placed in a similar situation one day and shown mercy so that you can actually realize how ignorant you are. If you're saying it's because he was a police officer (which I'll assume is the case, given your self-imposed "anarchocapitalist" title), then I can only hope that one day, an officer lays his life on the line to save someone that you care about.

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How was he "laying his life on the line to save someone" ? Hint: He wasn't.

He was a jackbooted thug engaged in a pre-dawn raid, probably dressed head to toe in black and carrying a machine gun, on the home of an American who he believed had committed the crime of . . . commerce. He and his ilk kill thousands of people every year and destroy hundreds of thousands of lives. Drug use would have to exceed 100% for the harm from drugs to match the harm from the drug war.

I feel sad for the family of the police officer. I even feel sad that he threw his life away in the pursuit of evil. But he should have picked a better job.