Neverending **** the Police thread.

[goldfly]

So you’re assuming if your friend was black it could had ended differently? Even though cops shoot and kill more whites every year?

Shocker, the people that make up a majority of the population has something happen more often

2 things, you obviously don’t understand per capita (which your leader doesn’t understand either)

And

What type of defense is this? “Cops kill more white people!!” Like, ok, why the **** aren’t you upset about that then too

[zitothebrave]

So you’re assuming if your friend was black it could had ended differently? Even though cops shoot and kill more whites every year?

Yes. But even beyond that we're middle class. If we were poor it would have been different too. I understand my privilege as a middle class white person. I can get away with **** that others cannot. Be it of people of lower wealth, different skin tone, or who speak with a foreign accent.

Also what a **** statistic. Let's look at 2019, Cops shot 370 white people to death, 235 black people, 158 Hispanic People, 39 other, 202 unknown. So we can either throw out the unknowns because they're not reported or even to make your point more moronic we could list them as white.

So that makes a pie chart for throwing it out, 46% white people, 29% black people, 20% hispanic, 5% other.

If we assume all 202 unknown are white (which is almost certainly impossible) 57% White 23% Black, 16% Hispanic, 4% other.

Reality is a healthy amount of those unknown are mixed race, like hispanic and black, hispanic and white, etc.

Anyway, population of the USA is 73% white, some of that is white Hispanic. The demographic for last census of white non-latino was 61.5%. So using the best stat you can look at White people are killed at alower rate. And blacks no matter what stat you look at are killed at a higher rate by almost 2 times.

[zitothebrave]

Ok so not a similar situation at all. Just wanted to make sure.

Right, because we are middle class white boys. If a cop in LA saw a kid with a rifle duck behind a car you think he'd be chill with it?

[goldfly]

[cajunrevenge]

Rice was an unspeakable tragedy as was Castille.

Castile was shot by a hispanic? Systemic racism?

The officer that murdered Castille said he feared for his life because he smelled marijuana. I have already shown how marijuana prohibition was started for racist reasons. This is the textbook systemic racisim killing.

[thethe]

Yes. But even beyond that we're middle class. If we were poor it would have been different too. I understand my privilege as a middle class white person. I can get away with **** that others cannot. Be it of people of lower wealth, different skin tone, or who speak with a foreign accent.

Also what a **** statistic. Let's look at 2019, Cops shot 370 white people to death, 235 black people, 158 Hispanic People, 39 other, 202 unknown. So we can either throw out the unknowns because they're not reported or even to make your point more moronic we could list them as white.

So that makes a pie chart for throwing it out, 46% white people, 29% black people, 20% hispanic, 5% other.

If we assume all 202 unknown are white (which is almost certainly impossible) 57% White 23% Black, 16% Hispanic, 4% other.

Reality is a healthy amount of those unknown are mixed race, like hispanic and black, hispanic and white, etc.

Anyway, population of the USA is 73% white, some of that is white Hispanic. The demographic for last census of white non-latino was 61.5%. So using the best stat you can look at White people are killed at alower rate. And blacks no matter what stat you look at are killed at a higher rate by almost 2 times.

Terrible math here.

[zitothebrave]

Terrible math here.

Why because it proves that krg is moronic thinking that White people are more oppressed by police?

There are 5 times as many white people as black people in the USA, if you include white hispanic/latino its 6 times. We don't know how they're tracking the recorded data, but it's clear that white people aren't shot 5 times more than black people.

[thethe]

Why because it proves that krg is moronic thinking that White people are more oppressed by police?

There are 5 times as many white people as black people in the USA, if you include white hispanic/latino its 6 times. We don't know how they're tracking the recorded data, but it's clear that white people aren't shot 5 times more than black people.

Zito, I'm telling you. This is bad math. There is one key assumption you are missing and ill give you some time to research to understand what that is.

[zitothebrave]

Zito, I'm telling you. This is bad math. There is one key assumption you are missing and ill give you some time to research to understand what that is.

Nah.

[Runnin]

Rayshard Brooks was shot because he was an effing idiot. He did exactly what one should do if you want to get shot by the police. He knew how police would react and got what he should've known was coming.


Black sheriff defends officers' use of force in Brooks' killing

[57Brave]

Joy Reid
@JoyAnnReid
·
14h
Jesus ... these cops held Rayshard Brooks for more than 46 minutes for no reason,

didn't even try to arrest hm, toyed with him with a 16-minute breath test,

then after one officer shot him, one of the officers kicked him

while another stood on his shoulders.

"...toyed with him... "

bear in mind, Dylan Roof was taken to Burger King

[57Brave]

Ali Gharib
@Ali_Gharib
·
17h
This is wild:

The cop who killed Rayshard Brooks shot Jackie Jermaine Harris,

another Black man, in 2015.

The cops on the scene of the 2015 shooting DID NOT REPORT IT.

The judge in the case accused them of a coverup.


https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/...-garrett-rolfe

[cajunrevenge]

Hearing some cops in Atlanta quit after officer was charged. I dont see what the problem is. If he is innocent he has nothing to worry about right? They have no sympathy for us when we beat charges but still suffer the consequences of being arrested. They purposely built in protections for themselves from the meat grinder of a criminal justice system but not for us. Either give us the same protections or take theirs away

[Runnin]

Hearing some cops in Atlanta quit after officer was charged. I dont see what the problem is. If he is innocent he has nothing to worry about right? They have no sympathy for us when we beat charges but still suffer the consequences of being arrested. They purposely built in protections for themselves from the meat grinder of a criminal justice system but not for us. Either give us the same protections or take theirs away

Except that he should not have been charged. They already have a system in place to review every time a cops shoots someone. That should be enough. He was arrested because of the pressure of the moment, not because of the shooting itself. I can understand why cops are quitting. They can't do their jobs the way they have been trained to do them in the current environment.





Edit: But I haven't seen the video of what the officer did and said after the shooting. Not sure how it fits but it's not a good look.

[cajunrevenge]

You arent wrong. I just lack sympathy for them.

[zitothebrave]

Rayshard Brooks was shot because he was an effing idiot. He did exactly what one should do if you want to get shot by the police. He knew how police would react and got what he should've known was coming.


Black sheriff defends officers' use of force in Brooks' killing

Sorry, the COP defending excessive force isn't shocking.

Listen, a drunk man who you couldn't arrest and ran away shouldn't be shot, it's not defensible. It's not like he pulled a gun on them. He shot a discharged taser, woohoo.

[goldfly]

Hearing some cops in Atlanta quit after officer was charged. I dont see what the problem is. If he is innocent he has nothing to worry about right? They have no sympathy for us when we beat charges but still suffer the consequences of being arrested. They purposely built in protections for themselves from the meat grinder of a criminal justice system but not for us. Either give us the same protections or take theirs away

good

cops who don't want to be held accountable quit

that's exactly what we want

[Runnin]

Sorry, the COP defending excessive force isn't shocking.

Listen, a drunk man who you couldn't arrest and ran away shouldn't be shot, it's not defensible. It's not like he pulled a gun on them. He shot a discharged taser, woohoo.

You're right. I changed my mind about it after hearing the whole story. A cop stood on the guy's shoulders after he was shot twice in the back??? It's just beyond anything I can get my head around. Does the police department actually attract the white supremacist?

[cajunrevenge]

https://www.nj.com/ocean/2018/09/wat..._in_seasi.html

[cajunrevenge]

https://www.yahoo.com/news/death-row...190156921.html




Wrongly convicted man freed from death row after 30 years.