Are police ordered to shoot to kill, rather than wound?
Why are police shooting to kill rather than shooting to harm?
Are police allowed to shoot at someone if they haven't fired shots first? If you did not want to kill someone, but just incapacitate them, where should you shoot them? Why is a bullet from a sniper rifle so deadly? Why do police shoot dogs? Is killing ever justifiable? Why or why not? Why do serial killers kill? How does a bullet kill a person? Why do serial killers enjoy killing? Would you rather kill or not to kill a criminal who is about to kill a lot of people? If someone threatens to kill you than shows up at your house and you shoot him is it murder or self defense? Why? Why do people kill? If someone puts a gun to your head and forces you to either commit a crime or die, should you still be held responsible for that crime? In movies I often see people hold guns at each other in a standoff. Wouldn't the first guy to shoot win? Why do they hesitate if they are trying to kill each other? How can a bullet kill you? Why do people kill people? Why do people kill each other? If criminals kill, not guns, then why can't we also say, terrorists kill, not muslims? If "guns don't kill people; people kill people," then why should we allow people to have guns? If a bullet went through someone's head and out again, would it still be strong/fast enough to kill someone else standing behind the first fatality? Does Hollywood make guns seem safer or more dangerous than they are? Can a gun stop a bullet? Why is murder bad? Why does someone die from a bullet in the head? Why is a rubber bullet less lethal than a lead or steel one? Can killing someone be justice? Why don't the US police use non-lethal weapons? If you fired a gun into the air would the bullet come back down? Why do people kill themselves? Is there a difference between a gun and a firearm? Why is it justified when the government kills people but not when people do so?