The Supreme Court just handed law enforcement the green light to do their jobs without fearing the woke mob’s lawyers. A Vermont police officer found himself caught in another one of those “excessive force” suits liberals love to parade. The so-called crime? He used a wristlock on a protester who refused to follow police orders, even after being warned. That’s right—one simple move, used to lift a noncompliant activist—and suddenly a cop is supposed to be the bad guy.
Thankfully, the Supreme Court was having none of it. The justices made it crystal clear: officers can’t be held liable for “violating rights” when no law spells it out in black and white. Sounds like common sense, but the radical left can’t stand it when the police actually keep order. Their dream is a country where criminals walk free, while cops sit in courtrooms getting punished for doing their job.
Where was the outcry for regular Americans who just want safe cities and neighborhoods? Liberals seem more interested in creating loopholes for agitators and professional protesters than making sure the rest of us aren’t exposed to chaos in the streets. If someone refuses police orders, ignores warnings, and plays victim when they’re restrained, that’s their own fault—not some grand injustice the left needs to rally behind.
Law enforcement officers put their lives on the line every single day while politicians and globalist elites sit comfortably behind gated communities. These keyboard warriors, who have never worn a badge, are the first to demand “accountability” for police, all while undermining the men and women who keep our communities from turning into dystopian nightmares.
The truth is, this ruling is a win for law and order. It’s a reminder that officers are not punching bags for radical protest groups funded by anti-American billionaires. Americans need protectors, not punching bags for activist lawyers. Maybe it’s time the left asked themselves: would you rather have the police on patrol, or the mob in charge?
Source: Redstate
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