No matter what, there is good and evil to everything.

There are good people, and there are bad people.

There are people who support gun laws, and people that do not.

There are hard workers, and there are lazy workers

There are people who love their job, and there are people who hate their job.

There are racist people, and there are people that truly see no difference in race.

No matter what way you look at it, there will always be two sides to everything. There will be people supporting one thing, and others that will disagree, but does that mean that killing is the answer?

There are good teachers, there are horrible teachers

There are good doctors and awful doctors

There are people with great intentions, and others do want to harm.

There are good priests, and some creepy ones

and there are good cops and bad cops.

Absolutely be angry at the cop that did wrong to the victims, but why put another family through what you just did? Those other cops did nothing, they were only there to protect. One person cannot determine an entire occupation, race, gender, or age. There are good PEOPLE, forget about race/nationality/gender but there are also BAD people. The bad people always get their karma, wait around and let it get them instead of taking someone else life… Killing and fighting in the end will truly never solve anything. Your post about being anti police is stupid because 90% of them go in it for the right reasons, and to truly protect and serve. No matter what job, occupation, race, gender, there will be a handful that are in it for the wrong intentions, and by all means they are wrong, but not every cop, not even more than half. Stop pointing the blame and realize that if you encourage any of the killing/violence, YOU are part of the problem.

It may not mean a lot, but thank you to all the police officers that our selfless enough to put other people before themselves. I am not sure when it became "cool" to disrespect every person you meet, but that has got to end because it isn't doing anyone any good.