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Originally Posted by Staysean23
For all those who don't believe blacks are sick and tired of black on black crime too need to watch this video. We all know what's going on and we are fed up with it too. But that won't stop us from speaking out against the injustice that's done to blacks by our government and police officers
https://www.facebook.com/hizladytali...3122290702873/
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I believe they are, and the police will experience it with them with profiling and fear. They are no different. They are human. Blacks profile other blacks and fear other blacks. Police are in a war environment in areas of high crime.
There will always be casualties in war, innocent lives will be lost in battle. There is no way to stop this. We are human. We have them in every war we fight. The police already do a pretty good job statically speaking to limit the number of casualties.
It's not personal, but of course, it will cause an emotional response because we are all just human. In areas of high crime, there will be more mishaps, more mistakes, and more casualties. More black on black crime means more police incidents increasing the likelihood of a mistake.
Police officers are in a unique position, they are essentially in a hostile environment like a soldier all the time, for years. They will profile, they will become less emotional and anyone in their position would do the same. They die out there. They deal with people you'd never step foot around.
On top of that very few emotionally driven, left leaning individuals ever join the force or the military. They can't stomach it or they don't agree with it. So, the police force draws fighters, strong justice seekers and ex-military.
We will have human error and statistical mistakes to deal with as well as an emotional video soaked public hating them. Most of whom would never do their job and have no idea what a day in the life even looks like yet they are vocal and emotional. When you look at it logically, they've done a good job keeping those numbers down despite all odds against it.
The only thing this emotional reaction and video pumping phase will do is encourage people to leave the force. It will also discourage recruits. We will have a dwindling police force. It also increases division and increases fear on both sides. This ironically will lead to more casualties.
The only way to have a police force that statistically can achieve what you want will have to be robotic. They won't fear their own loss of life. Won't have families they don't want to leave widowed. They won't profile for protection to keep safe in a hostile environment. That is a long way off......, until then you are dealing with humans.
Humans profile, feel fear, make judgement calls that aren't always correct and have mental issues you can't see. You won't find a solution to your problem, there is none. Casualties and innocent lives lost are unavoidable statistically. Especially in a poor crime ridden area with increased crime and murder rates and therefore police presence. That is to be expected. It's sad there isn't a perfect solution, but there really is not.
On a good note, if we can help these areas find a solution to the poverty and gang issues, their chances of becoming a casualty of war will go down. So that should be the focus. I feel for all sides because there is no solution to this problem that we've ever found in war or with the police force. Stats.
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