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Any cop complicit in covering up a killing or physical abuse is a bad cop.Quote:
Originally Posted by SiteWolf
There are good cops. There are also a lot of cops that just shut up so they can keep their job.
That is not acceptable in that field.
Want to see the good cops? The ones that are kneeling with and standing alongside protesters.
That's how you ease tensions and build a better relationship with the community.
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He can have his opinion on the situation it's America but we have no evidence for either side of the argument. Maybe he did deserve to die maybe he didn't but those dead kids in that school is all the evidence I need for that ****er to die. They should of popped him on live TV all of America probably would of cheered and held hanfsQuote:
Originally Posted by blams
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The Voting Rights Act passed in August of 1965. There was also the Civil Rights Act of 1968 that passed after the MLK Jr assassination riots.Quote:
Originally Posted by joeyc77
But typical Joey, assuming black people obtained equality in the US the moment the 1964 Civil Rights Act passed...
Yeah that’s how it worked. Slavery was abolished and POOF all black people were free. The civil rights act was signed and POOF everything was equal. It’s like flipping a switch.Quote:
Originally Posted by joeyc77
If the Civil Rights Act of 1964 solved everything then what was MLK marching for from 1964 to 1968?Quote:
Originally Posted by GGGGG-Men
I agree, but if those same cops then gas and tackle and arrest looters are they back to being bad cops? What is someone who isn't looting is standing next to the person who is looting and gets gassed accidentally ... are they a bad cop then?Quote:
Originally Posted by blams
It's a nearly impossible situation. When they are 100% peaceful it's relatively easy, when there are a few % who are not peaceful it's incredibly hard to be a cop. It's like if someone kills 5 kids in a preschool people do you want the police endangering the public to catch them? Are they a bad cop if someone in the public is hurt?
In my town at the beginning of the protest the police went to the organizers of the protest and asked what the protesters wanted of them. The protesters said they wanted them to back WAY off, the police agreed, told them where they would be and asked them to come to them for help. That felt really good and it worked, but if someone breaks a window from the middle of the protest what happens next is a complicated thing.
Yea. If I were police chief in a major city I'd have all my cops and squad cars outfitted with black lives matter signs.Quote:
Originally Posted by blams
I think things like this can go a long way in uniting our country.
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He was like that Japanese soldier hiding on that island in the pacific. He just never got word.Quote:
Originally Posted by valade16
wait, are you saying they forgot to FLIP that switch?!Quote:
Originally Posted by GGGGG-Men
Does remind me of a silly conversation I had years ago in college with a foreign exchange student from Nigeria I think it was. He thought he could make me feel bad by saying 'my people' had enslaved 'his people'...and I said, well considering you're a prince and your family has never lived here and mine were farming in Norway during that time, I'm thinking no.
Was he the one always offering money if I sent him $10,000?Quote:
Originally Posted by SiteWolf
It’s not that I thought you meant someone other than the right, it’s that you didn’t explicitly state the right was at fault. Perhaps it was subconscious.Quote:
Originally Posted by Scoots
Either way, sounds like after your clarification your point is more clear.
Oh he just got greedy with all the rights he wanted. I hear he marched for a cheaper long distance plan and free Perrier.Quote:
Originally Posted by valade16
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