The distorted reality of the Law Enforcement narrative

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  1. Mike12

    Mike12 Well-Known Member

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    did you say anything meaningful at all? any facts, substance? any well developed arguments or points?
     
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    Black kills black – this is a problem. We can address the problem. But that doesn’t mean we can’t talk about police officer killing unarmed black man or unarmed white man. I never understand whenever we discuss police brutality toward African-American people bring up “ Black killing black”. Completely separate issue and separate solution. Well , I do know why people bring up “ black killing black” because they don’t want to even acknowledge that in America police are more aggressive then any other country.

    Your entire post is full of excuses for police killing American citizen. Every issue you brought are legitimate issue and those issue needs to be addresses. But that doesn’t give police an excuse to kill American citizen. Training and funding will do nothing if there is no consequence. If a police officer can go to someone’s home while she is sleeping and kill her (Breonna Taylor) and there is no consequence because the police officer was “ scared of his life”, then there is something seriously wrong with the law of this land.

    99.5% LEO are good and dedicated, who server the country. It is only 0.5% who are bad, but the problem is the 99.5% cover the 0.5%. Voter like you don’t want to even acknowledge that there are 0.5% bad LEO and we should improve the law or policy so these few bad cops are punished. You would rather point finger to me and say “ black kills black, why aren’t you talk about that”. Off course we can we talk / address violence in black community, but that doesn’t mean we can’t address police brutality towards African American or other Americans.
     

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