Qualified immunity applies to individual officers. You can still sue the department.

Thanks for explaining this! Is water wet?

That's how you'll (and I) die anyway. Car accident, heart failure, organ failure, suffocation etc. will all be a surprise when it happens. I think it's important to not fear the inevitable and hold on to the idea that you don't know how you got here to begin with so it's just another new adventure. Humans have a genetically gifted curse in our ability to fear and make concepts bigger than life. Wear your seatbelt.

Were your eyes open?

What have "they" "enshrine[d] ... in the constitution" "at federal level"?

Hey, thought I should clarify something for you. The 19th century is 1800's and the 20th century is 1900s. So we're talking 1800-1900 for the "turn of the 20th century", not Y2K. Thought you should know.

This isn't a fringe belief that alienates you and makes you some bad guy. Cops are consistently in the news getting caught red fucking handed doing exactly the thing they're supposed to be stopping and punishing others for.

There are actually tons of juries that would.

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And yes, what little tax is required in the US is REQUIRED.

Which software?

I bet you believe it's a bunch of homebuyers that built the AI lol. Because buyers have money for software development too.