Here's what happens to those who don't resist :
How can you tell he isn't resisting? You really can't see anything.
But I completely agree with you that "All of us have a duty to resist" to an extent. Looking suspicious and "different" are not grounds for being physically detained by police. It's ridiculous that 3 cops can't restrain a skinny ~150lb person without without him dying or them "risking their lives".
Apparently society believes the cops and citizens are to consult some decision tree or flow chart at least every millisecond. Make the wrong decision at any junction, and you'll end up dead or on trial for murder. There is no gray area, all things are definite: Those are all racist white cops who are part of a 100% racist organization intent on murdering black men - OR - this guy just shouldn't have been suspicious and should have complied so he got what he deserved.
Turns out we're all human beings, not computers. Approaching the man confidently, firmly, but without touching / aggression would have gone a long way. And stopping, removing your stupid ski mask that you're wearing in summer would have gone a long way.
Moreover, the boys in brave are being trained to inflict maximum psychological abuse on blacks. It's a gaslighting tactic, of inflicting maximum abuse on blacks and then saying their complaints are proof that they deserved to be subjected to maximum abuse.
You will never be successful in your endeavor to convince Conservatives / the Right that there are systemic issues with police as long as you insist that the line is drawn at race. I agree with you that there are systemic issues with the police, and that Conservatives had better wake up to it and stopping flying those retarded "Blue Lives Matter" flags.
Almost the exact same thing as the Floyd incident happened to a white man (who wasn't on drugs, didn't commit a crime, didn't have a criminal past known to the officers involved). The video was posted here. The police were apathetic and the paramedics laughed. Where is the outrage? Why doesn't it make your list?
These are facts:
1. Black people commit more crime per capita
2. (1) was caused in large part by racist history like segregation
3. (1) continues due to individual decisions and environments/culture/lifestyle naturally perpetuating themselves
Poverty breeds crime. Crime results in more policing. Policing results in more incidents like these and more incarceration.
The solution to these incidents doesn't lie solely with the police. Fixing the systemic issues with police will not change those facts above at all. To be succinct, these communities and environments need to be destroyed, broken up. That sounds harsh, but it needs to be. There's much to discuss and elaborate on, but the Band-Aids have not worked, and certainly not on the time frame that the left pretends to want (they don't want a solution. They love racism. They love victims. They love poverty).
Insisting that the line be drawn at race has reversed the progress we've already made. We are raising racists.
What do you think about this?
Bodycam footage from fatal Grand Rapids police shooting of Patrick Lyoya - YouTube
Michigan Officer Who Killed Black Driver Is Charged With Second Degree Murder (yahoo.com)
Sure would have been nice if the officer had successfully maced the guy. Maybe he should have just let him go. Would have been nice if the guy weren't a crminal. Would have been nice if he hadn't run. Would have been nice if he had complied.