There IS no cop prejudice and brutality against blacks

JJArmes wrote:

"Hey you can't take my phone!" And it escalates from there. Any normal person knows to just sit there and take the cops shit and then make a complaint afterward. Whotheflock argues with a guy with a gun and the ability to beat your silly azz?

Everything was cool and light until you could hear the black dude's voice tone go up and start getting argumentative. The dude brought that beating on himself and the cops were overzealous and should be disciplined in some way.

Hey buddy, this is still America and we still have rights. This is not fvcking Russia! You don't have to take a cops shit, that's the whole point of the Constitution.

JJArmes wrote:

"Hey you can't take my phone!" And it escalates from there. Any normal person knows to just sit there and take the cops shit and then make a complaint afterward. Whotheflock argues with a guy with a gun and the ability to beat your silly azz?

Everything was cool and light until you could hear the black dude's voice tone go up and start getting argumentative. The dude brought that beating on himself and the cops were overzealous and should be disciplined in some way.

Wait, so you are not allowed to have your "voice tone go up" when talking with the cops? What are they, our overlords or something?

The cops can simply confiscate your property whenever they feel like it? Have I been asleep for too long and woken up in a police state?

WTF is wrong with some of you people? Yes, be cooperative with cops in general. But no, you don't need to treat them as your masters. WTF?

It's just good ol' racism. The issue is with the negro that spoke in a loud tone towards the plantation master.

No, no he didn't. He didn't do anything wrong. The issue here is racism and bigotry.

The dude brought that beating on himself

No, no he didn't. He didn't do anything wrong. The issue here is racism and bigotry.[/quote]

Yes he did. You live in a dream world where you demand other persons act in conformance to your personal beliefs. i.e. a SJW.

Blah Blah. wrote:

The dude brought that beating on himself

No, no he didn't. He didn't do anything wrong. The issue here is racism and bigotry.

Yes he did. You live in a dream world where you demand other persons act in conformance to your personal beliefs. i.e. a SJW.[/quote]

You need to learn to use

bruh

Yes, you have been asleep for too long. They surveil all electronic data without warrant. Homeland security and all of the other ABC agencies pretty much do what they want whenever they want, and make up the rules as they go regardless if it's constitutional or not. They can arrest you and deny you of due process if they frame the arrest a certain way (terrorist activity etc.). etc. etc.

Don't like criminals wrote:

Runningart2004 wrote:

It's an economic issue and a geography issue. Poor people are more likely to commit crimes. If you commit a crime or are suspected of committing a crime then you are more likely to get shot by police. If you are poor and also live in the inner city and poor you are much more likely to commit crime than if you live in a rural area and poor.

It just so happens that African Americans are much more likely to be poor and live in the inner city.

Don't commit crimes. Do exactly as the police tell you. Problem solved.

Alan

Poor blacks are more violent than our people from other races. Those who make it out of the ghetto are more violent than their successful counterparts from other faces. Its culture that's the problem. Not poverty.

This. Poor African Immigrants are model citizens. Poor blacKS are perpetually adolescents.

Dial it up wrote:

The vast majority of police/citizen interactions are by the book and thus don't require film or investigation. If you are trying to say the vast majority of this small sample of cases where you think some injustice is being done does not end in discipline *when deserved* then I will respectfully disagree.

Police discipline is cases of misconduct is extremely rare. You have a Google, maybe learn to use it and deal with reality as it is, not how you wish or imagine it to be.

JJArmes wrote:

"Hey you can't take my phone!" And it escalates from there. Any normal person knows to just sit there and take the cops shit and then make a complaint afterward. Whotheflock argues with a guy with a gun and the ability to beat your silly azz?

Everything was cool and light until you could hear the black dude's voice tone go up and start getting argumentative. The dude brought that beating on himself and the cops were overzealous and should be disciplined in some way.

Look, more racist victim blaming. How dare that black boy assert his rights.

Those cops need to be charged criminally and go to jail.

Blah Blah. wrote:

The dude brought that beating on himself

No, no he didn't. He didn't do anything wrong. The issue here is racism and bigotry.

Yes he did. You live in a dream world where you demand other persons act in conformance to your personal beliefs. i.e. a SJW.

How did he bring the beating on himself?

In a public Facebook post last month (now removed), the president of the Timmonsville, South Carolina NAACP chapter claimed he was racially profiled by a Timmonsville police officer, mocked, and accused of having drugs on him. The footage captured by the body camera of the attending officer, though, debunks the leader's claims. Moultrie recapped the fabricated conversation thusly:

the body camera footage shows Officer Chris Miles explaining to Moultrie that he pulled him over only because he neglected to signal before a turn; he never asked him about drugs, questioned what he was doing in a nice neighborhood, nor mocked him with the alleged "Bill Gates" comment. The only semi-consistent part of the post was that Officer Miles suggested Moultrie not drive his new car until he gets the proper documentation sorted out.

However, Moultrie has not, to date, been charged with filing a FALSE report.

The real problem with the police is they are never held accountable for their actions. Any time you see a cop kill an unarmed person on the news the same things happen. They put that officer on paid leave(vacation on your tax dollars). They conduct a internal "investigation". When the media storm blows over they bring the cop back or they transfer him to another station. Cops know this, they can do whatever they want and not be held accountable, you cannot rely on the police to police themselves it's lunacy.

FYI your much more likely to be killed by a police officer then a "terrorist"

realyy wrote:

The real problem with the police is they are never held accountable for their actions. Any time you see a cop kill an unarmed person on the news the same things happen.

I agree. I think it's a fine line between making an honest mistake and abusing your power but there is never any punishment either way. It's too easy for them to make assumptions about people. The vid in this thread is old I know but the guy was completely compliant. Honestly I'd tell a cop to f*** right off if he pulled that sht in front of my porch. It's one thing to inquire but another to accuse. He could have just asked some details about the property instead like the zipcode, owners birthday, etc. to verify he was telling the truth.

Maybe. But the US backed police in the colony of Palestine definitely hates Semitic Muslims.

spade detector wrote:

Blah Blah. wrote:

Yes he did. You live in a dream world where you demand other persons act in conformance to your personal beliefs. i.e. a SJW.

How did he bring the beating on himself?

EVERYONE knows that you listen and obey what a cop says and you do it respectfully. If you raise your voice, or tell a cop NO, white or black,this is what happens PERIOD!

You have rights, but you file a complaint AFTER, and listen to the cops as you DONT know why they are asking you to do what they are asking you.

Black or white people who dont understand that, get arrested. And if you resist cause you THINK you know why a cop asked you to do something and you refuse, then it is YOUR FAULT, not the cops!

You have rights, but you file a complaint AFTER

Then some court 3-5 years down the road makes a declaration, "Yes, your rights were indeed violated", but there's no effective remedy ... (other than maybe the cop gets fired, but that's no sure thing)

You don't really have rights wrote:

You have rights, but you file a complaint AFTER

Then some court 3-5 years down the road makes a declaration, "Yes, your rights were indeed violated", but there's no effective remedy ... (other than maybe the cop gets fired, but that's no sure thing)

Point being, when a cop asks you to do something....you DONT know why he is asking. So you listen as he is the LAW. If he/she violates your rights, you needs to complain after as the cop may NOT have time to explain to you every command because, believe it or not all you cops are evil people, they are dealing with LIFE AND DEATH situations everyday.

If you don't want any problems with the cops, you listen and obey their commands and question afterwards. Unless they are asking you to murder someone, you listen, but if they ask you to get off your phone, YOU LISTEN and stop BYCHING!

Not freaking hard to figure out!

Considering 45 percent of officers have a college degree, they probably couldn't vocalize why they pulled you over in the first place. It's their job to enforce the law and teach the law. Many of them can't, so they get defensive when questioned. That's called a power trip. You wouldn't support an algebra teacher who didn't know how to teach algebra, would you? Stop defending ineptitude.

Good to know you think teaching Algebra has everyday life threatening decisions! Great analogy there.

If you are in a situation with a cop, you DONT know why he is asking you to do something, and since it MIGHT be life threatening (which a lot is), he DOESN'T have time to sit you down and explain to you the freaking law!

This is why people dont understand that when a cop tells you to do something, you do it! Your rational/example/analogy is absolutely bonkers and has no symmetry with a cop trying to save someone's life.

I don't like cops as much as the next guy, probably more, but I do know one thing, you say yes sir/maam and you listen to what they say. If they are doing you wrong, you get a lawyer and file a complain LATER!