Shoot to kill

[BrilloPad]

Jeremy Corbyn backs 'strictly necessary force' to save lives - BBC News

Is it still okay for the police to execute all South Americans or is it nor limited to Brazilians?

And are all manual labours going to be subject to the judge dread treatment or just electricians?

[SueEllen]

This is just more anti-Labour spin.

The police, armed forces, you, me and everybody is allowed to use "reasonable force" to protect ourselves and others.

So yes they are allowed to shoot Brazilians who run away from the police as long as they shout "Stop police", their commander doesn't get told to get them to stand down but "forgets" to tell them and "accidentally" deletes the radio message.

[d000hg]

"Running away" hardly seems to warrant shoot-to-kill.

[AtW]

"Running away" hardly seems to warrant shoot-to-kill.

A High Court Writ of Execution is also a good idea...

[BigRed]

"Running away" hardly seems to warrant shoot-to-kill.

Course it does, you don't expect them to chase after them with all the kit they carry these days do you?

[DodgyAgent]

This is just more anti-Labour spin.

The police, armed forces, you, me and everybody is allowed to use "reasonable force" to protect ourselves and others.

So yes they are allowed to shoot Brazilians who run away from the police as long as they shout "Stop police", their commander doesn't get told to get them to stand down but "forgets" to tell them and "accidentally" deletes the radio message.

Why is it spin as opposed to appeasement?

[MicrosoftBob]

Why is it spin as opposed to appeasement?

Because Corbyn is the new messiah and will put you on the naughty step if you don't his hate the west/destroy capitalism agenda