Depends. Filipinos, Hmongs, Cambodian, and Vietnamese all tell me cops do the same shit to them pretty much. Japanese and Chinese are the model minority. At least until whites find a reason to become afraid of them too.
Depends. Filipinos, Hmongs, Cambodian, and Vietnamese all tell me cops do the same shit to them pretty much. Japanese and Chinese are the model minority. At least until whites find a reason to become afraid of them too.
TBH, this has always been pretty damn obvious but the new religion is to call and/or see race in everything and is taking away from the real conversation IMHO.BLM. However, here are some facts. Data. No emotion. Just facts
Make of it what you will. Ignore the header (in the sense, what is being said is mostly true, but it is to grab the reader). Interesting read.
Think police are killers targeting black Americans? The data shows that couldn't be further from the truth.
Anti-police rhetoric is spreading across the country faster than the virus because disinformation about racist police shootings fuels its transmission.www.lawenforcementtoday.com
When a white guy is killed by the same method that killed Floyd except this time the cops were LAUGHING at him while killing him no one marched for him. Cities did not burn. There were no protests. The media virtually ignored it entirely. The reality is that it does not fit a narrative of a massively racist nation so no one gives a rats ass and I really am tired of the horse shit lies surrounding this reality.
We need to address the very real problem with militarizing the police and better deescalation training/taking a better approach to apprehending people in general. Racializing it does nothing but divide the nation and end up leading to ineffective or nonexistent solutions. As it is, it looks like this is not going to lead to any real reforms as well even though there are some solid ideas on the board. I would like to see an end to the power of police unions to protect the bad apples, make it so other areas are not rehiring those bad apples, universal body cams and ending special communities that police have. We could learn a whole lot from European cops as well:
You do not have to shoot every perp that is armed - every other civilized nation seems to understand that the police can subdue people without killing them.
Funny enough we likely need more funding of police for better outcomes rather than the silly defund the police mantra falling out of the mouths of people today.
I have no idea where folks get this notion that all people are the same no matter where you go. It's totally false.
You take any European police officer and have them work in Detroit using the same methods they used in their own country, they would be dead in the first or second violent confrontation.
We are not a single-race country where people are predictable. We are a multi-race country. Apples and oranges. According to statistics, you are eight times more likely to be killed by a black than a white. Behind their criminal behavior are Hispanics.
People are not the same everywhere so you can't treat them the same, use the same strategies, or expect the same outcome.
Define law enforcement. Define security forces
TBH, this has always been pretty damn obvious but the new religion is to call and/or see race in everything and is taking away from the real conversation IMHO.BLM. However, here are some facts. Data. No emotion. Just facts
Make of it what you will. Ignore the header (in the sense, what is being said is mostly true, but it is to grab the reader). Interesting read.
Think police are killers targeting black Americans? The data shows that couldn't be further from the truth.
Anti-police rhetoric is spreading across the country faster than the virus because disinformation about racist police shootings fuels its transmission.
When a white guy is killed by the same method that killed Floyd except this time the cops were LAUGHING at him while killing him no one marched for him. Cities did not burn. There were no protests. The media virtually ignored it entirely. The reality is that it does not fit a narrative of a massively racist nation so no one gives a rats ass and I really am tired of the horse shit lies surrounding this reality.
We need to address the very real problem with militarizing the police and better deescalation training/taking a better approach to apprehending people in general. Racializing it does nothing but divide the nation and end up leading to ineffective or nonexistent solutions. As it is, it looks like this is not going to lead to any real reforms as well even though there are some solid ideas on the board. I would like to see an end to the power of police unions to protect the bad apples, make it so other areas are not rehiring those bad apples, universal body cams and ending special communities that police have. We could learn a whole lot from European cops as well:
You do not have to shoot every perp that is armed - every other civilized nation seems to understand that the police can subdue people without killing them.
Funny enough we likely need more funding of police for better outcomes rather than the silly defund the police mantra falling out of the mouths of people today.
I have no idea where folks get this notion that all people are the same no matter where you go. It's totally false.
You take any European police officer and have them work in Detroit using the same methods they used in their own country, they would be dead in the first or second violent confrontation.
We are not a single-race country where people are predictable. We are a multi-race country. Apples and oranges. According to statistics, you are eight times more likely to be killed by a black than a white. Behind their criminal behavior are Hispanics.
People are not the same everywhere so you can't treat them the same, use the same strategies, or expect the same outcome.
No you cant however I have zero doubt that Detroit can produce better outcomes than they currently have. Not tracking statistics accurately, a union that exists to protect the trash, an atmosphere that my gang is stronger than your gang, equipment that is not tailored to the specific situation, a complete lack of reason in the way we approach apprehending dangerous people (such as no knock warrants) and the utter lack of deescalation mentality are just a few of the serious flaws in the way we handle policing here.
We are supposed to be a free nation, we should act like it. If the police had nailed Koresh as he was at local store picking up food WACO would have never happened but instead they had to lay siege to an armed compound. It is just crazy.
TBH, this has always been pretty damn obvious but the new religion is to call and/or see race in everything and is taking away from the real conversation IMHO.BLM. However, here are some facts. Data. No emotion. Just facts
Make of it what you will. Ignore the header (in the sense, what is being said is mostly true, but it is to grab the reader). Interesting read.
Think police are killers targeting black Americans? The data shows that couldn't be further from the truth.
Anti-police rhetoric is spreading across the country faster than the virus because disinformation about racist police shootings fuels its transmission.
When a white guy is killed by the same method that killed Floyd except this time the cops were LAUGHING at him while killing him no one marched for him. Cities did not burn. There were no protests. The media virtually ignored it entirely. The reality is that it does not fit a narrative of a massively racist nation so no one gives a rats ass and I really am tired of the horse shit lies surrounding this reality.
We need to address the very real problem with militarizing the police and better deescalation training/taking a better approach to apprehending people in general. Racializing it does nothing but divide the nation and end up leading to ineffective or nonexistent solutions. As it is, it looks like this is not going to lead to any real reforms as well even though there are some solid ideas on the board. I would like to see an end to the power of police unions to protect the bad apples, make it so other areas are not rehiring those bad apples, universal body cams and ending special communities that police have. We could learn a whole lot from European cops as well:
You do not have to shoot every perp that is armed - every other civilized nation seems to understand that the police can subdue people without killing them.
Funny enough we likely need more funding of police for better outcomes rather than the silly defund the police mantra falling out of the mouths of people today.
I have no idea where folks get this notion that all people are the same no matter where you go. It's totally false.
You take any European police officer and have them work in Detroit using the same methods they used in their own country, they would be dead in the first or second violent confrontation.
We are not a single-race country where people are predictable. We are a multi-race country. Apples and oranges. According to statistics, you are eight times more likely to be killed by a black than a white. Behind their criminal behavior are Hispanics.
People are not the same everywhere so you can't treat them the same, use the same strategies, or expect the same outcome.
No you cant however I have zero doubt that Detroit can produce better outcomes than they currently have. Not tracking statistics accurately, a union that exists to protect the trash, an atmosphere that my gang is stronger than your gang, equipment that is not tailored to the specific situation, a complete lack of reason in the way we approach apprehending dangerous people (such as no knock warrants) and the utter lack of deescalation mentality are just a few of the serious flaws in the way we handle policing here.
We are supposed to be a free nation, we should act like it. If the police had nailed Koresh as he was at local store picking up food WACO would have never happened but instead they had to lay siege to an armed compound. It is just crazy.
That was under Bill Clinton, the same President that had authorities hold a gun to the head of Elián González as a baby.
I don't remember if Koresh ever left the compound. I would think given the fact he was the leader, he had minions doing that kind of work. But if he did shop himself, you are correct, they should have apprehended him when he was alone in town and away from his followers.
Yes the justice system needs reform as well. That does not lift the need for policing reforms also. And gun control is beside the point, I am against essentially any further gun control laws particularly considering every single one that has been proposed in the last 20 years has been asinine. I am less sure what we need to do in that area though as it is far more complex IMHO. In general I am against minimums or maximums as it never leads to common sense effects but we have a serious problem when child molesters get less time than petty criminals. The facts around Epistein more than establish how sick our judicial system is particularly for the politically connected.
TBH, this has always been pretty damn obvious but the new religion is to call and/or see race in everything and is taking away from the real conversation IMHO.BLM. However, here are some facts. Data. No emotion. Just facts
Make of it what you will. Ignore the header (in the sense, what is being said is mostly true, but it is to grab the reader). Interesting read.
Think police are killers targeting black Americans? The data shows that couldn't be further from the truth.
Anti-police rhetoric is spreading across the country faster than the virus because disinformation about racist police shootings fuels its transmission.
When a white guy is killed by the same method that killed Floyd except this time the cops were LAUGHING at him while killing him no one marched for him. Cities did not burn. There were no protests. The media virtually ignored it entirely. The reality is that it does not fit a narrative of a massively racist nation so no one gives a rats ass and I really am tired of the horse shit lies surrounding this reality.
We need to address the very real problem with militarizing the police and better deescalation training/taking a better approach to apprehending people in general. Racializing it does nothing but divide the nation and end up leading to ineffective or nonexistent solutions. As it is, it looks like this is not going to lead to any real reforms as well even though there are some solid ideas on the board. I would like to see an end to the power of police unions to protect the bad apples, make it so other areas are not rehiring those bad apples, universal body cams and ending special communities that police have. We could learn a whole lot from European cops as well:
You do not have to shoot every perp that is armed - every other civilized nation seems to understand that the police can subdue people without killing them.
Funny enough we likely need more funding of police for better outcomes rather than the silly defund the police mantra falling out of the mouths of people today.
I have no idea where folks get this notion that all people are the same no matter where you go. It's totally false.
You take any European police officer and have them work in Detroit using the same methods they used in their own country, they would be dead in the first or second violent confrontation.
We are not a single-race country where people are predictable. We are a multi-race country. Apples and oranges. According to statistics, you are eight times more likely to be killed by a black than a white. Behind their criminal behavior are Hispanics.
People are not the same everywhere so you can't treat them the same, use the same strategies, or expect the same outcome.
No you cant however I have zero doubt that Detroit can produce better outcomes than they currently have. Not tracking statistics accurately, a union that exists to protect the trash, an atmosphere that my gang is stronger than your gang, equipment that is not tailored to the specific situation, a complete lack of reason in the way we approach apprehending dangerous people (such as no knock warrants) and the utter lack of deescalation mentality are just a few of the serious flaws in the way we handle policing here.
We are supposed to be a free nation, we should act like it. If the police had nailed Koresh as he was at local store picking up food WACO would have never happened but instead they had to lay siege to an armed compound. It is just crazy.
That was under Bill Clinton, the same President that had authorities hold a gun to the head of Elián González as a baby.
I don't remember if Koresh ever left the compound. I would think given the fact he was the leader, he had minions doing that kind of work. But if he did shop himself, you are correct, they should have apprehended him when he was alone in town and away from his followers.
Did not say anything about the administration it was under. This is a pervasive problem not a political one.
He left all the time and it was well known at the time as well.
Yes the justice system needs reform as well. That does not lift the need for policing reforms also. And gun control is beside the point, I am against essentially any further gun control laws particularly considering every single one that has been proposed in the last 20 years has been asinine. I am less sure what we need to do in that area though as it is far more complex IMHO. In general I am against minimums or maximums as it never leads to common sense effects but we have a serious problem when child molesters get less time than petty criminals. The facts around Epistein more than establish how sick our judicial system is particularly for the politically connected.
That’s not the message being pushed by mainstream BLM though. You can’t deny the overall message is that cops are racist murderers. To say that police being rough with black citizens is the cannon of BLM vs the cops=racist murderers would be like saying communist mainly care about daycare for single mothers.
"they all have one thing in common..."
The point is this exact same shit happens to people of all races.
There are other ways to brutalize people besides shooting and killing them.BLM. However, here are some facts. Data. No emotion. Just facts
Make of it what you will. Ignore the header (in the sense, what is being said is mostly true, but it is to grab the reader). Interesting read.
Think police are killers targeting black Americans? The data shows that couldn't be further from the truth.
Anti-police rhetoric is spreading across the country faster than the virus because disinformation about racist police shootings fuels its transmission.
Shooting someone in the back is fully justified under the right circumstances.Back shooting murdering cops do exist and that's a fact. Unjustified killings of anyone needs to end.BLM. However, here are some facts. Data. No emotion. Just facts
Make of it what you will. Ignore the header (in the sense, what is being said is mostly true, but it is to grab the reader). Interesting read.
Think police are killers targeting black Americans? The data shows that couldn't be further from the truth.
Anti-police rhetoric is spreading across the country faster than the virus because disinformation about racist police shootings fuels its transmission.
99 percent of murdered blacks in the USA are murdered by other black people.Back shooting murdering cops do exist and that's a fact. Unjustified killings of anyone needs to end.BLM. However, here are some facts. Data. No emotion. Just facts
Make of it what you will. Ignore the header (in the sense, what is being said is mostly true, but it is to grab the reader). Interesting read.
Think police are killers targeting black Americans? The data shows that couldn't be further from the truth.
Anti-police rhetoric is spreading across the country faster than the virus because disinformation about racist police shootings fuels its transmission.
Breonna Taylor is the obvious one at the moment.
