Kendrik
Thin Blue Line
Ahhh yes Kendrick just keeps piling fallacy upon fallacy: and now for your delectation ladies and gentlemen a textbook example of "guilt by association". The fallacy especially sweet since none of car passengers were convicted criminals.
This "fallacy" is something none of us know enough about. There is more to living a criminal lifestyle than having convictions. Do we know what the men in the car were saying to the driver? Were they pleading with him to stop? Were they egging him on? I don't know and you don't know and more importantly the police officers didn't know and to be honest were probably more concerned with saving their own lives (shock horror how dare they) and the lives of others. However we do know that the detectives thought that at least one of the other men had a gun (or that there was a gun in the car
Smore and Mirrors dte. Smoke and Mirrors. And I am not playing until you answer question from my previous post : "If the stray policeman's bullet DID hit one of those people at Port Authority who should they blame?"
That would have been a tragic accident. And lets get one thing straight this was a tragic event as a person lost his life but how would any of us act if our lives were in danger? The concept of blame is an interesting one is it the person who fired the shot or the person who forced him to that is at fault?