This is why they kneel

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Originally Posted by Pierzynski4Prez

The guy kneeling should absolutely be getting jail time. The others, while complicit, I think will be charged, but I can't see them doing jail time. Rather likely to never work in law enforcement again while maybe being handed down some combination of community service and a large fine.

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The one rookie cop I could see getting nothing.

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Originally Posted by dbroncos78087

Is it true that the officer who killed this man has received a dozen complaints and never once been subjected to any sort of corrective action?

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More than a dozen, and we have no idea if he had any corrective action. Though they were over the course of nearly 20 years.

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Originally Posted by SpecialFNK

for someone who has gone after nastynice and spliff(TONE), you should know better.

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I don't know though. The best info I have about RCMP is from the TV show Due South.

Do they have a red line?

It's not just the blue wall. No one points fingers in our society.

Every time law enforcement asks for help nobody knows nuttin' Could be a hundred people around a crime scene and no one "sees" anything.

It's like that everywhere.

Get real here.

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Originally Posted by Scoots

I don't know though. The best info I have about RCMP is from the TV show Due South.

Do they have a red line?

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Here's the real scoop.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tlZwga3B5ro

Snazzy unis, cool dogs. What more could you want?.

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Originally Posted by Scoots

I don't know though. The best info I have about RCMP is from the TV show Due South.

Do they have a red line?

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are you not a moderator?

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what does rioting, burning, looting, violence accomplish?



some have posted this picture, and it's said to not even be the same person.

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Originally Posted by SpecialFNK

for someone who has gone after nastynice and spliff(TONE), you should know better.

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https://youtu.be/IdA9QJv8pUE


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Originally Posted by Sluggo1

It's not just the blue wall. No one points fingers in our society.

Every time law enforcement asks for help nobody knows nuttin' Could be a hundred people around a crime scene and no one "sees" anything.

It's like that everywhere.

Get real here.

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That’s like a bad analogy


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there was another incident (whatever day it was) with a woman in NY that called the police on an African American man.

was this racism?

https://www.cnn.com/2020/05/26/us/ce...rnd/index.html

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Amy Cooper was walking her dog Monday morning while Christian Cooper (no relation) was bird-watching at a wooded area of Central Park called the Ramble. They both told CNN their dispute began because her dog was not on a leash, contrary to the Ramble's rules, according to the park's website.

Christian Cooper recorded video of part of their encounter and posted it on Facebook, where it has since been shared thousands of times and became a trending topic on Twitter. In the video, he is largely silent while she frantically tells police he is threatening her and her dog.

"I'm taking a picture and calling the cops," Amy Cooper is heard saying in the video. "I'm going to tell them there's an African American man threatening my life."

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Christian Cooper said the dog was "tearing through the plantings," and he told Amy Cooper the dog needed to be on a leash. He said he was not screaming at Amy Cooper, and "was actually pretty calm."

The two went back-and-forth about the dog leash. Christian Cooper, according to his Facebook post, then told her: "Look, if you're going to do what you want, I'm going to do what I want, but you're not going to like it."

"I didn't know what that meant. When you're alone in a wooded area, that's absolutely terrifying, right?" Amy Cooper said.

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per rules she should have had the dog on a leash. but the man also did warn her which could be perceived as a threat, which she said.

is her use of "African American" racist or a description.


with this story, I think Candace Owens has a point. there is often a lot of media/social media attention on these type of incidents where race was a factor or not, but not much attention to what she is talking about.

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Originally Posted by ewing

That’s like a bad analogy


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No it isn't. It's how it is and it is unfortunate.

Do you have a job…would you turn in a bad employee???

When you were in HS or college…did you turn in any students for cheating or whatever???

I was a security director for a good sized financial institution. Getting info out of employees was near impossible even when you knew they knew what was going on. Very few would come forward and even then it had to be in such a way as to leave them out of it.

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Originally Posted by Sluggo1

It's not just the blue wall. No one points fingers in our society.

Every time law enforcement asks for help nobody knows nuttin' Could be a hundred people around a crime scene and no one "sees" anything.

It's like that everywhere.

Get real here.

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It's true in people cutting in line too. It really is everywhere.

But the police should be held to a much higher standard.

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Originally Posted by SpecialFNK

are you not a moderator?

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It was a serious question. I know you can read, you said so.

Does the RCMP have similar issues where their misbehavior goes unreported and shielded by the other mounties?

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Originally Posted by Scoots

These guys don't have enough power though. I don't think anybody above them will put their *** on the line to protect them.

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Maybe.

Maybe not. Probably not — because he got unlucky; someone got a video.

But my point remains. No video, chances are this guy would have gotten another pass.

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Originally Posted by SpecialFNK

there was another incident (whatever day it was) with a woman in NY that called the police on an African American man.

was this racism?

https://www.cnn.com/2020/05/26/us/ce...rnd/index.html





per rules she should have had the dog on a leash. but the man also did warn her which could be perceived as a threat, which she said.

is her use of "African American" racist or a description.


with this story, I think Candace Owens has a point. there is often a lot of media/social media attention on these type of incidents where race was a factor or not, but not much attention to what she is talking about.

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My opinion…this was clearly racist.

This woman made way too much out of this. Even if she just ignored the guy and walked away, nothing would have happened. But she just had to say something. She is a complete idiot. Little prima donna not used to anyone telling her anything. Got what she deserved.