Statistics back it up, there is no crusade by cops to kill blacks. Or to harass them. Everyone runs into rude, power trip cops it's just that when it happens to white people they call them jerks and when it happens to blacks they call them racists.
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Statistics back it up, there is no crusade by cops to kill blacks. Or to harass them. Everyone runs into rude, power trip cops it's just that when it happens to white people they call them jerks and when it happens to blacks they call them racists.
My question is, what is so hard about being compliant? I don't want to point the finger at blacks here, because white people do it too. The difference is, the cameras aren't on when a white guy is giving shitt to an officer.
But why is it this hard to be compliant with A LOT of people in the US? Why? Is there really a need to charge a police officer because they're asking you why you're pushing around and assaulting an Asian grocery store clerk? Yes, I watched the surveillance video. There was nothing "innocent" about what Michael Brown was doing just before he got shot. So now all of a sudden an officer can't investigate questionable behavior in a dangerous part of town? Isn't that the officer's job?
I'm so tired of senseless violence, protests and people not going to work to make their voice heard over a two way street argument like this. I've ran into a lot of assshole cops in my life. Terrible, disgusting, no good people. My retort is always yes sir or no sir. There is no hate and anger brewing inside of me so hot that I have to charge, yell, scream, spit and kick at an officer because he pulled me over for a broken taillight and wants me to pay a 380 dollar ticket. I get to do that in court, later on.
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My question is, what is so hard about being compliant? I don't want to point the finger at blacks here, because white people do it too. The difference is, the cameras aren't on when a white guy is giving shitt to an officer.
But why is it this hard to be compliant with A LOT of people in the US? Why? Is there really a need to charge a police officer because they're asking you why you're pushing around and assaulting an Asian grocery store clerk? Yes, I watched the surveillance video. There was nothing "innocent" about what Michael Brown was doing just before he got shot. So now all of a sudden an officer can't investigate questionable behavior in a dangerous part of town? Isn't that the officer's job?
I'm so tired of senseless violence, protests and people not going to work to make their voice heard over a two way street argument like this. I've ran into a lot of assshole cops in my life. Terrible, disgusting, no good people. My retort is always yes sir or no sir. There is no hate and anger brewing inside of me so hot that I have to charge, yell, scream, spit and kick at an officer because he pulled me over for a broken taillight and wants me to pay a 380 dollar ticket. I get to do that in court, later on.
My question is, what is so hard about being compliant? I don't want to point the finger at blacks here, because white people do it too. The difference is, the cameras aren't on when a white guy is giving shitt to an officer.
But why is it this hard to be compliant with A LOT of people in the US? Why? Is there really a need to charge a police officer because they're asking you why you're pushing around and assaulting an Asian grocery store clerk? Yes, I watched the surveillance video. There was nothing "innocent" about what Michael Brown was doing just before he got shot. So now all of a sudden an officer can't investigate questionable behavior in a dangerous part of town? Isn't that the officer's job?
I'm so tired of senseless violence, protests and people not going to work to make their voice heard over a two way street argument like this. I've ran into a lot of assshole cops in my life. Terrible, disgusting, no good people. My retort is always yes sir or no sir. There is no hate and anger brewing inside of me so hot that I have to charge, yell, scream, spit and kick at an officer because he pulled me over for a broken taillight and wants me to pay a 380 dollar ticket. I get to do that in court, later on.
I could not agree more.
How do some people still not know that if they resist arrest or assault a police officer that there will be some major ramifications and repercussions. Why the hell will people not do what they are told, and especially by a police officer?
I'm sorry, but if you reach for a cops gun, you are asking for serious trouble and you forfeit all rights to complain about the treatment you received.
Yes cops can be fool but they are generally fool to those who act like fool in the first place. That type of behaviour is not just specific to cops.
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Quote Originally Posted by TheDrizzle77:
My question is, what is so hard about being compliant? I don't want to point the finger at blacks here, because white people do it too. The difference is, the cameras aren't on when a white guy is giving shitt to an officer.
But why is it this hard to be compliant with A LOT of people in the US? Why? Is there really a need to charge a police officer because they're asking you why you're pushing around and assaulting an Asian grocery store clerk? Yes, I watched the surveillance video. There was nothing "innocent" about what Michael Brown was doing just before he got shot. So now all of a sudden an officer can't investigate questionable behavior in a dangerous part of town? Isn't that the officer's job?
I'm so tired of senseless violence, protests and people not going to work to make their voice heard over a two way street argument like this. I've ran into a lot of assshole cops in my life. Terrible, disgusting, no good people. My retort is always yes sir or no sir. There is no hate and anger brewing inside of me so hot that I have to charge, yell, scream, spit and kick at an officer because he pulled me over for a broken taillight and wants me to pay a 380 dollar ticket. I get to do that in court, later on.
I could not agree more.
How do some people still not know that if they resist arrest or assault a police officer that there will be some major ramifications and repercussions. Why the hell will people not do what they are told, and especially by a police officer?
I'm sorry, but if you reach for a cops gun, you are asking for serious trouble and you forfeit all rights to complain about the treatment you received.
Yes cops can be fool but they are generally fool to those who act like fool in the first place. That type of behaviour is not just specific to cops.
My question is, what is so hard about being compliant? I don't want to point the finger at blacks here, because white people do it too. The difference is, the cameras aren't on when a white guy is giving shitt to an officer.
But why is it this hard to be compliant with A LOT of people in the US? Why? Is there really a need to charge a police officer because they're asking you why you're pushing around and assaulting an Asian grocery store clerk? Yes, I watched the surveillance video. There was nothing "innocent" about what Michael Brown was doing just before he got shot. So now all of a sudden an officer can't investigate questionable behavior in a dangerous part of town? Isn't that the officer's job?
I'm so tired of senseless violence, protests and people not going to work to make their voice heard over a two way street argument like this. I've ran into a lot of assshole cops in my life. Terrible, disgusting, no good people. My retort is always yes sir or no sir. There is no hate and anger brewing inside of me so hot that I have to charge, yell, scream, spit and kick at an officer because he pulled me over for a broken taillight and wants me to pay a 380 dollar ticket. I get to do that in court, later on.
Well said....
I'm getting sick of people picking up a cause & running with it just for the sake of being angry.........too much of the "pot calling the kettle black". The attitude of some is such that if you're not supporting the Mike Brown protests then you must be a racist.
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Quote Originally Posted by TheDrizzle77:
My question is, what is so hard about being compliant? I don't want to point the finger at blacks here, because white people do it too. The difference is, the cameras aren't on when a white guy is giving shitt to an officer.
But why is it this hard to be compliant with A LOT of people in the US? Why? Is there really a need to charge a police officer because they're asking you why you're pushing around and assaulting an Asian grocery store clerk? Yes, I watched the surveillance video. There was nothing "innocent" about what Michael Brown was doing just before he got shot. So now all of a sudden an officer can't investigate questionable behavior in a dangerous part of town? Isn't that the officer's job?
I'm so tired of senseless violence, protests and people not going to work to make their voice heard over a two way street argument like this. I've ran into a lot of assshole cops in my life. Terrible, disgusting, no good people. My retort is always yes sir or no sir. There is no hate and anger brewing inside of me so hot that I have to charge, yell, scream, spit and kick at an officer because he pulled me over for a broken taillight and wants me to pay a 380 dollar ticket. I get to do that in court, later on.
Well said....
I'm getting sick of people picking up a cause & running with it just for the sake of being angry.........too much of the "pot calling the kettle black". The attitude of some is such that if you're not supporting the Mike Brown protests then you must be a racist.
You know I've been trying to find a post with some like-minded individuals to vent my frustrations with, but all the comments in articles are overwhelmingly for the deceased.
First off, don't break the law (stealing, selling loose cigarettes), don't resist arrest, don't get killed.
Let's start with Michael Brown. Throw out all the witness testimony because no one really knows what they saw. It's in the eyes of the beholder and people make mistakes when describing what happened.
Based on the forensic evidence, these are given;
1. Michael Brown robbed a convenience store. He stole a box of 40 packs of cigarellos and forced his way out of the store.
2. Michael Brown attacked the officer inside his vehicle. A struggle ensued based on the blood inside and the forensic evidence supported the claim at Brown went for the officer's gun.
What happened afterwards nobody knows for sure. All I know is someone that commits a robbery, resists arrest, then assaults a police officer should expect to get his @ss whooped Rodney King style at the very minimum. Brown didn't deserve to die, but based on his actions he was begging for something bad to happen to him.
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You know I've been trying to find a post with some like-minded individuals to vent my frustrations with, but all the comments in articles are overwhelmingly for the deceased.
First off, don't break the law (stealing, selling loose cigarettes), don't resist arrest, don't get killed.
Let's start with Michael Brown. Throw out all the witness testimony because no one really knows what they saw. It's in the eyes of the beholder and people make mistakes when describing what happened.
Based on the forensic evidence, these are given;
1. Michael Brown robbed a convenience store. He stole a box of 40 packs of cigarellos and forced his way out of the store.
2. Michael Brown attacked the officer inside his vehicle. A struggle ensued based on the blood inside and the forensic evidence supported the claim at Brown went for the officer's gun.
What happened afterwards nobody knows for sure. All I know is someone that commits a robbery, resists arrest, then assaults a police officer should expect to get his @ss whooped Rodney King style at the very minimum. Brown didn't deserve to die, but based on his actions he was begging for something bad to happen to him.
In regards to Eric Garner, he had a history of selling loose cigarettes (another crime). Don't tell me he was just trying to feed his family and it justifies breaking the law. If you can't afford to take care of 6 kids, THEN DON'T HAVE 6 KIDS! Wrap that garbage up you lazy cheap phuq.
Didn't see on the video he was committing a crime, but the police do this all the time. We give them the benefit of the doubt, because they are typically right. Don't forget that these policeman risk their lives every day to deal with rapists, murderers, robberies, etc. Have some respect for these guys!
Don't resist arrest! You can hear him on the video say "You ain't arresting me, this stops today!" He resists and they have to wrestle him to the ground.
I believe the rule about chokes has more to do with interrogations. But even if it doesn't, he did what was reasonable to apprehend a suspect. It's unfortunate that the man had a heart attack, but as a politician said today, Garner died because he had a heart condition and was obese. A normal person would not have died from that. A law abiding citizen wouldn't have dealt with that at all I will add.
He was saying "I can't breathe," but a person who is really choking doesn't have enough circulation to clearly state that several times. Criminals say this all the time. "My cuffs are too tight" "You're hurting me." If the cops listened to everyone that said that, people would probably be seriously injured or suspects would escape. I'll take inflicting extra pain on a criminal rather than risking the lives of the innocent every time!
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In regards to Eric Garner, he had a history of selling loose cigarettes (another crime). Don't tell me he was just trying to feed his family and it justifies breaking the law. If you can't afford to take care of 6 kids, THEN DON'T HAVE 6 KIDS! Wrap that garbage up you lazy cheap phuq.
Didn't see on the video he was committing a crime, but the police do this all the time. We give them the benefit of the doubt, because they are typically right. Don't forget that these policeman risk their lives every day to deal with rapists, murderers, robberies, etc. Have some respect for these guys!
Don't resist arrest! You can hear him on the video say "You ain't arresting me, this stops today!" He resists and they have to wrestle him to the ground.
I believe the rule about chokes has more to do with interrogations. But even if it doesn't, he did what was reasonable to apprehend a suspect. It's unfortunate that the man had a heart attack, but as a politician said today, Garner died because he had a heart condition and was obese. A normal person would not have died from that. A law abiding citizen wouldn't have dealt with that at all I will add.
He was saying "I can't breathe," but a person who is really choking doesn't have enough circulation to clearly state that several times. Criminals say this all the time. "My cuffs are too tight" "You're hurting me." If the cops listened to everyone that said that, people would probably be seriously injured or suspects would escape. I'll take inflicting extra pain on a criminal rather than risking the lives of the innocent every time!
I had a problem one time in Myrtle Beach. I was driving along and all of a sudden heard someone yelling on a golf cart. This black cop with fingerless gloves comes up to the window and yells at me, "didn't you hear me telling you to stop?" I said no I heard someone yell, but we are at the beach and there is loud music and people yelling. I saw a golf cart behind me, but had no idea police would be on a golf cart. So he asks why I didn't stop for the people in the cross walk, I knew the people he was talking about and he claimed they were in the road and I didn't stop for them. I said sir those people were on the sidewalk looking around, if they were looking at traffic, I would have stopped. I said can I ask you a question? He says no and tells me to get out of the vehicle. I said sir I just wanted to ask a question, why did you stop me and not the white SUV 10 feet in front of me? He says if you don't get out of the car, I will take you out and puts his hand on his gun. I said you have got to be kidding me and started getting out. He frisks me and at that point I realize it's not gonna be a warning ticket and have a nice day. So I said as he's putting the cuffs on me, mind you for going through a pedestrian crossing, are you this big of a di ck to everyone, he says yep. I said well f ucking welcome to Myrtle Beach. I didn't resist arrest, I didn't talk garbage, but once I was polite and he acted like a jerk, I said what I did. That's what most people should do, maybe minus the insult to the cop, but he was a jerk with a little power and wanted to show me. I bet he wished I resisted but I didn't and I am still alive. Had I resisted, whatever happened would have been my fault.
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I had a problem one time in Myrtle Beach. I was driving along and all of a sudden heard someone yelling on a golf cart. This black cop with fingerless gloves comes up to the window and yells at me, "didn't you hear me telling you to stop?" I said no I heard someone yell, but we are at the beach and there is loud music and people yelling. I saw a golf cart behind me, but had no idea police would be on a golf cart. So he asks why I didn't stop for the people in the cross walk, I knew the people he was talking about and he claimed they were in the road and I didn't stop for them. I said sir those people were on the sidewalk looking around, if they were looking at traffic, I would have stopped. I said can I ask you a question? He says no and tells me to get out of the vehicle. I said sir I just wanted to ask a question, why did you stop me and not the white SUV 10 feet in front of me? He says if you don't get out of the car, I will take you out and puts his hand on his gun. I said you have got to be kidding me and started getting out. He frisks me and at that point I realize it's not gonna be a warning ticket and have a nice day. So I said as he's putting the cuffs on me, mind you for going through a pedestrian crossing, are you this big of a di ck to everyone, he says yep. I said well f ucking welcome to Myrtle Beach. I didn't resist arrest, I didn't talk garbage, but once I was polite and he acted like a jerk, I said what I did. That's what most people should do, maybe minus the insult to the cop, but he was a jerk with a little power and wanted to show me. I bet he wished I resisted but I didn't and I am still alive. Had I resisted, whatever happened would have been my fault.
The New York City Police Department has issued an order banning the use of choke holds, the restraining maneuvers that cut off the flow of blood and oxygen to the brain and have been blamed in the deaths of suspects here and around the nation.
The policy in New York grew from concern about the rising number of deaths in police custody over the last eight years, including that of Federico Pereira, a 21-year-old Queens man who in 1991 died of what the medical examiners called "traumatic asphyxia." Five officers were charged, but the charges against four were dropped and the fifth was acquitted.
At a police promotion ceremony at One Police Plaza, Police Commissioner Raymond W. Kelly characterized the ban not as a new policy but as clarification of a 1985 order. That order said that "choke holds, which are potentially lethal and unnecessary."
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By IAN FISHER Published: November 24, 1993
The New York City Police Department has issued an order banning the use of choke holds, the restraining maneuvers that cut off the flow of blood and oxygen to the brain and have been blamed in the deaths of suspects here and around the nation.
The policy in New York grew from concern about the rising number of deaths in police custody over the last eight years, including that of Federico Pereira, a 21-year-old Queens man who in 1991 died of what the medical examiners called "traumatic asphyxia." Five officers were charged, but the charges against four were dropped and the fifth was acquitted.
At a police promotion ceremony at One Police Plaza, Police Commissioner Raymond W. Kelly characterized the ban not as a new policy but as clarification of a 1985 order. That order said that "choke holds, which are potentially lethal and unnecessary."
An autopsy by the city’s medical examiner found that Mr. Garner’s death was a homicide resulting from the chokehold — a maneuver banned by the Police Department in 1993 — and the compression of his chest by police officers.
All for supposedly selling loose cigarettes.
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An autopsy by the city’s medical examiner found that Mr. Garner’s death was a homicide resulting from the chokehold — a maneuver banned by the Police Department in 1993 — and the compression of his chest by police officers.
The problem is the cops are killing black males with impunity.
That has to be stopped.
No the media is covering the few deaths there have been and sensationalizing them for ratings
Plenty of whites have been killed by cops and more significantly by black criminals in the same timeframe. You say black males, but actually you are talking about two guys with very recent or past histories of serious and violent felonies and a stupid kid in Cleveland pointing a very real looking fake gun at passersby.
Also, the cops are not killing them with impunity, they are getting suspended, losing their career, being put on trial, and receiving all sorts of threats from people like you.
Get ur head out of ur behind son
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Quote Originally Posted by hustle_man:
The problem is the cops are killing black males with impunity.
That has to be stopped.
No the media is covering the few deaths there have been and sensationalizing them for ratings
Plenty of whites have been killed by cops and more significantly by black criminals in the same timeframe. You say black males, but actually you are talking about two guys with very recent or past histories of serious and violent felonies and a stupid kid in Cleveland pointing a very real looking fake gun at passersby.
Also, the cops are not killing them with impunity, they are getting suspended, losing their career, being put on trial, and receiving all sorts of threats from people like you.
Australia invites you to live here. From the land of aus in a joint venture we can watch our own reality show. I don't know what we would call it but it would be so interesting watching the blacks be deserted there and do it on there own.
Of course, vote in a white president first and bring your nukes with you. We can call it ausmerica.
Truman show style of niggmerica.
You get it!
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Dear white America
Australia invites you to live here. From the land of aus in a joint venture we can watch our own reality show. I don't know what we would call it but it would be so interesting watching the blacks be deserted there and do it on there own.
Of course, vote in a white president first and bring your nukes with you. We can call it ausmerica.
No the media is covering the few deaths there have been and sensationalizing them for ratings
Plenty of whites have been killed by cops and more significantly by black criminals in the same timeframe. You say black males, but actually you are talking about two guys with very recent or past histories of serious and violent felonies and a stupid kid in Cleveland pointing a very real looking fake gun at passersby.
Also, the cops are not killing them with impunity, they are getting suspended, losing their career, being put on trial, and receiving all sorts of threats from people like you.
Get ur head out of ur behind son
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Quote Originally Posted by thecentaur:
No the media is covering the few deaths there have been and sensationalizing them for ratings
Plenty of whites have been killed by cops and more significantly by black criminals in the same timeframe. You say black males, but actually you are talking about two guys with very recent or past histories of serious and violent felonies and a stupid kid in Cleveland pointing a very real looking fake gun at passersby.
Also, the cops are not killing them with impunity, they are getting suspended, losing their career, being put on trial, and receiving all sorts of threats from people like you.
if a cop tells you to put your arms behind your back and you do what he says you might go to jail but you would not lose your life if this idiots would have done that they still would be alive black or white when a cop tells you to do something do it and take what you got coming !! case closed !!!!!!!!!!!
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if a cop tells you to put your arms behind your back and you do what he says you might go to jail but you would not lose your life if this idiots would have done that they still would be alive black or white when a cop tells you to do something do it and take what you got coming !! case closed !!!!!!!!!!!
The bottom line is blacks commit more crime than whites, period. So why wouldn't a cop be a little more suspicious of a black person than a white person? Theyre just playing the odds the same way we all do every day to make decisions. If you saw me (a white man) leave a backpack somewhere and walk away you likely wouldn't think too much about it. If you saw a middle eastern man do the same thing you would likely be a little concerned. Why? Because middle eastern type men have historically been more responsible for terrorist acts than a white person. Does that mean ALL middle eastern men are terrorists and ALL white men aren't? Absolutely not, but you gotta play the odds and if one person is more "likely" to be a criminal based on past history then you have to act accordingly.
Here's the best part though, don't commit crimes and you don't have to worry what race, nationality, or gender you are !!! Crazy how that works huh !!!
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The bottom line is blacks commit more crime than whites, period. So why wouldn't a cop be a little more suspicious of a black person than a white person? Theyre just playing the odds the same way we all do every day to make decisions. If you saw me (a white man) leave a backpack somewhere and walk away you likely wouldn't think too much about it. If you saw a middle eastern man do the same thing you would likely be a little concerned. Why? Because middle eastern type men have historically been more responsible for terrorist acts than a white person. Does that mean ALL middle eastern men are terrorists and ALL white men aren't? Absolutely not, but you gotta play the odds and if one person is more "likely" to be a criminal based on past history then you have to act accordingly.
Here's the best part though, don't commit crimes and you don't have to worry what race, nationality, or gender you are !!! Crazy how that works huh !!!
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