Did you have a point to make?
If Werepossum doesn't, I do.
Werepossum (in 765) was casting doubt on the realism of your statement in 761 that law enforcers tremble before the principle of "the consent of the governed".
That is fine philosophy but a complete fantasy for any black American. The chances of the trooper concerned, getting 'smacked right back', are minimal.
Deeply racist societies do not work that way. They squirm away from, rather than embrace, any notion of racial justice. Hollywood might celebrate such imaginary moments but real life disappoints, in this regard.
Few victims of lynchings climbed the rope and noose hanging them, sewed their testicles back on, and demanded justice in the Supreme Court. They just suffered, mostly in anonymity.
To many Americans, including some on this board, Sandra Bland "had it coming" for challenging the 'man'. (yes, I know, you are not one of those).
But the fact remains, most lynch mobs got away with in in the 1930's and most white cops 'get away with it' in recent times. The 'governed' are not consulted about the finer points of day to day policing. If it were otherwise, Bland would have driven on.
Call me an "illiterate shit", by all means, as you did some months back, but the fact remains, the stats support my argument.
(BTW, you are not Ron Swanson. He was a pretend misanthrope with a funny script. You are the exact opposite.)