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  Well for a normal person it'd be the natural desire to not shoot another human. But it really does feel like some of these people are just waiting for the opportunity.
context: Actually reads like an Onion article wtf >
  
  It gets worse when you look at the LA times article linked in this one … 
  
  “Yatoya Toy, Lowe’s older sister, identified the man running from police as her brother. She said that his legs had been amputated after an altercation with law enforcement in Texas, and that the family also has questions about that incident.” >
  
  He lost his legs from cops in Texas only to later be murdered by cops in California? >
  
  No wonder he was scared(well, more than the normal amount of scared one would be when dealing with police). >
  
  It kinda seems like police departments spend a little too much time drilling into recruits' heads the circumstances when they're "allowed" to shoot someone, and not enough focus on when they "must" shoot someone. "Knife = fire at will" seems to be the only calculation that was done here. Like that dude in the Home Depot lot a year or two ago. >
  
  There's never any repercussions so why would they.