The Police Hunt Black People Like Slaves (and other minorities). (drug, racist)
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Homicide is terrible. Currently many black neighborhoods have the highest rates of violence. So much so that violence in THESE neighborhoods skew the rate of the entire country to the point that we have the highest rates in the developed world.
And you claim the current agenda to be working??!
So do you want these black murderers and rapists locked up or not?
Kind of strange that you would want black neighborhoods to be victimized because that's exactly what happens when the criminals aren't locked up. It's not whites and Asians doing all those homicides in the black neighborhoods.
I think you brought up very good points. More laws need to be on the books to protect citizens from law breaking Police officers. There's reasons why certain laws are on the books and if Police brazingly break them because they don't fear punishment for their actions.
I never thought about the recording laws but you bring up a great point.
Although I disagree with a lot of your posts I will agree with you 100% on this one. I am not sure how many new laws we need, but we certainly should be enforcing the laws already on the books. WE don't need dirty cops. Dirty cops should face mandatory stiff penalties. They should receive no preferential treatment or accommodations when incarcerated for their crimes. The police are paid to not only enforce the law but to also be a role model lawful behavior. If a police officer violates the trust they must be held accountable. They hold great power over the community, they should be held to a high standard.
I like the idea that anyone who gets pulled over by a cop should have the right to record the interaction with their cellphone. Maybe you should contact your congresspeople to see if a law can get passed that will enable people to record interactions with cops.
Homicide is terrible. Currently many black neighborhoods have the highest rates of violence. So much so that violence in THESE neighborhoods skew the rate of the entire country to the point that we have the highest rates in the developed world.
I like the idea that anyone who gets pulled over by a cop should have the right to record the interaction with their cellphone. Maybe you should contact your congresspeople to see if a law can get passed that will enable people to record interactions with cops.
So do you want these black murderers and rapists locked up or not?
Kind of strange that you would want black neighborhoods to be victimized because that's exactly what happens when the criminals aren't locked up. It's not whites and Asians doing all those homicides in the black neighborhoods.
Where do you think the violence stems from?
Did you forget about the longest and costliest War in American history that was waged on something as arbitrary as "drugs" decades ago? That war is fought solely in urban minority communities with little industry and opportunity even though drug usage rates are equal across any socioeconomical demographic.
Outlawing something that has strong demand (the cannabis plant) will create violent underground markets, usually in communities that were deindustrialized and stripped of their livelihoods thanks to USA, Inc..
How do people continue to refuse to learn from history?
Something may still be unjust even if it doesn't effect you directly. I know our country has a problem recognizing the atrocities committed against African-Americans (and others) but enough is enough.
When it comes to raising revenue, harassment, and falsifying/planting evidence, its blacks and other minorities (blacks, poor people, hispanics, people with certain cars or who dress a certain way) who suffer the most. Statistics show the number of stops on people of color and other traits depending on area, are extremely disproportionate to the current majority (whites, upper middle class whites particularly).
Why should they be allowed to do this and is this the intended purpose of a government Police force to begin with?
Private Police forces can be maintained with much more transparency and due process.
We currently have the highest incarceration rate (per capita and raw numbers) in the world.
What are you going to do about it?
If we were able to take the profit out of incarceration and the prison system, it would collapse and be much more fair. I can't imagine how we would go about doing that though. Global Research has done numerous stories on this. Search | Global Research
Although I disagree with a lot of your posts I will agree with you 100% on this one. I am not sure how many new laws we need, but we certainly should be enforcing the laws already on the books. WE don't need dirty cops. Dirty cops should face mandatory stiff penalties. They should receive no preferential treatment or accommodations when incarcerated for their crimes. The police are paid to not only enforce the law but to also be a role model lawful behavior. If a police officer violates the trust they must be held accountable. They hold great power over the community, they should be held to a high standard.
In truth, the police hold NO "power" over the communities the serve. Other than to enforce law, within the parameters of tbe Constitution. The Patriot Act changed that. Now, the have "power"over in the context of search and seizure and use of force under the guidelines of that law. Their "power"comes from the tbreat of using it. Simple fear.
The current state of affairs with the cops, is a prime example of what happens when we are willing to sacrifice freedom for "security". Again, because of fear. Now, we just have more to fear. It is still proper, however, to challenge police "power"over under Constitutional guidelines. Allowing them to act with impunity is dangerous. It's what has gotten us to this point.
Notice, bow often we hear these stories of police going ape with people, but, I , personally, have NEVER seen a follow up on what ended up happening to the offending cops. After the initial report, crickets. Time to open up the books.
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