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Everybody should go free unless they are found to be carrying something dangerous. Marijuana for personal use is not dangerous. Write them a court citation and send them on their way.
MJ for personal use isn't a crime in NYC as long as it is under a certain amount and out of sight. The problem is that when the cops take it out of your pocket it is now in public sight and a ticket-able offense. In other words, in order to comply with the law you have to break the law. Pretty f'ed up, IMO.
ok yes, even the blacks who don't get arrested are probably guilty of something. the police don't want to arrest them, they just want to feel them up.
I was just offering another way of looking at the data.
You'd probably cry foul either way. If more blacks were arrested then whites, you'd cry foul. If more whites were frisked and a higher percentage set free, and fewer blacks were frisked and a higher percentage arrested, you'd cry foul.
Appalling. The NYPD made the same amount of seizures stopping only 435,000 white people as they did stopping 2.3 Million black people in the in the same 8 years. Stop and frisk is obviously a way of harassing people of color in NYC.
Harassing blacks into leaving the city is good for property values. NYC is so rich and so liberal that the normal restrictions on racist behavior don't seem to apply.
Harassing blacks into leaving the city is good for property values. NYC is so rich and so liberal that the normal restrictions on racist behavior don't seem to apply.
How is it good for Black people? Better yet, how would it be good for ME? Are Black people that unwanted?
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