I didn't say that. He was a suspect in a crime, not some innocent kid walking down the street minding his own business.
The police officer did not handle this the right way at all, but if Brown punched him in the face during a possible arrest, he had every right to pull his firearm.
so why even give out tazers?
i still disagree with that logic. how much of a hoo-ha are you to where you have a perfectly capable tool of subduing someone in a non lethal way and your first resort is insta death?
and even if he pulled his firearm, what seems indisputable at this point is that a struggle occurred, Brown was hit by a bullet, and attempted to surrender. you apprehend, now if brown had drawn a weapon , fine.
im not going to turn this into Zimmerman and go out of my way to debate self moral semantics on this isolated incident. the problem inherently lies in the system. ill just copy/paste some excrement from facebook cause im too gone right now to start typing dissertations.