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All this talk, all I know is a handcuffed man, on the ground, posing no threat, was kneeled on and murder. Now you can quote all the studies you read on the internet (we know how true they are) but the fact remains, a black man was murdered while in handcuffs by a white officer.
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Poverty leads to crime, and so rich folk (typically white, but mainly because they have enjoyed generations of privilege) have to resort to extreme policing to keep the poor underclass under control. Up the minimum wage to a livable wage and that will go a long way to helping the situation. And do a better job of weeding out the bad cops - we see far too many on video these days. |
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(1) "This report was researched and drafted by the International Human Rights Clinic at the University of Chicago Law School (“authors”)..." (2) "Use of lethal force policies were then analyzed and graded using a system the authors developed based on international law and standards..." (3) "The authors collected police department 2017-2018 use of lethal force policies online—on police department websites and at useofforceproject.org..." (3a) Here is the very first line from the authors single most important data source at useofforceproject.org: (just do a Google search or click the link in the report) "POLICE USE OF FORCE POLICIES CURRENTLY LACK BASIC PROTECTIONS AGAINST POLICE VIOLENCE" (4) Is it possible that a distorted, agenda-driven report begins with a distorted, agenda-driven principal source of data? |
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Bologna.
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Dad had seven siblings. Grams was one of nine. Not a single soul among them all and their offsprings and wives and sisters and cousins and aunts were arrested and have a record. No one needed to hire a decent or indecent lawyer. Had some speeders but no folks arrested. I have lived on this earth for 80 years. We have dozens and dozens of family. Some are not the epitome of wonderful but they managed to avoid getting arrested, losing their job because of being arrested and worrying about a lawyer. I think that The Villages is full of people who have a similar experience. DO NOT BLAME LAW ENFORCEMENT FOR ENFORCING THE LAW. And if you aren't going to speak kindly about them don't call them cops. We know what you really say. |
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I get the impression that a majority of people stand against racism when it's clearly identified. If you say racism exists somewhere out there in the ether and we need to fix it is when you lose some of your audience.
Show me racism and I'll stand next to you to defeat it. When I hear profanity laced speeches being shouted through a bullhorn by a protester demanding reparations for slavery, defunding police and saying it's all because of racist cops, I see the accusation of racism being used as a weapon, a threat or an excuse to loot and act like a thug. I support peaceful protest for continued changes in the way the police interact with the black population and being held accountable for bad cops. I don't support opportunistic individuals looking for a quick money grab or power. An opportunity to call random strangers racist and push their political views if you disagree. |
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