The dichotomy between how he spoke to the teen & how he spoke to the dog was startling.
You are right about the manner & tone of the mental midgets that seem to pervade the policing ranks.
Cop in America doing a bad job, again
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In the latest episode of the United Hour Podcast, Nik and Imran hold a long overdue conversation about United's awful league form with 1 win in 7. They discuss a disappointing draw at Bournemouth, a not so disappointing draw against Liverpool and a crushing defeat at Chelsea - Is time nearly over for Erik Ten Hag?
Then in a special second half of the pod, Nik welcomes Natalie ( https://twitter.com/natalie_17) to discuss the fortunes of Manchester United Women as they booked a place in the FA Cup Final after a historic first ever win vs. Chelsea.
You are right about the manner & tone of the mental midgets that seem to pervade the policing ranks.
Southern sheriff making up felony charges so AA wouldn’t be able to vote.
Who had that on their bingo card?
https://rollingout.com/2021/04/30/e...ed-blacks-with-felonies-so-they-couldnt-vote/
Who had that on their bingo card?
https://rollingout.com/2021/04/30/e...ed-blacks-with-felonies-so-they-couldnt-vote/
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I’ll take entirely unsurprising headlines for $200, Alex.
Sigh (rinse & repeat)...
I don't even want to imagine what some kids in the border must go through everyday, because there's no way they don't have some predators working there. Not US exclusive of course, it must happen in most migrant camps in the world where people are treated like dirt.
Christ. It seems like this is a bit past ‘a few bad apples.’ What a fecking punch...
https://thefreethoughtproject.com/cop-fired-not-charged-beating-innocent-teen/
e - fecker sounds like Sgt. Major Sixta from ‘Generation Kill.’
https://thefreethoughtproject.com/cop-fired-not-charged-beating-innocent-teen/
e - fecker sounds like Sgt. Major Sixta from ‘Generation Kill.’
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I’ll take “why is the death penalty inexcusable” for $500.
Isn’t this more of a legal system flaw than a policing flaw? Seems like the court system / lawyers are to blame here.
Didn't know where to put it.
The whole system stinks sometimes and cops often play a heavy role in wrongful convictions but yeah DAs are the fecking worst when it comes to this. I think I've only ever heard of one changing their opinion on the original conviction in the face of overwhelming evidence they were wrong.
I think there's a death penalty thread somewhere.
The whole system itself is flawed, which contains the police & the legal system. The narcissistic nature of DAs is very much at issue.
I’ve never had much of a moral objection towards the death penalty, but it would be much more precise & fair (for lack of a better word) going forward now that DNA evidence use is far more prevalent. Commute the death penalty sentences for everyone who currently resides on it. Reset it.
Or get rid of it totally. Wouldn’t be arsed in the slightest if it totally went away.
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Second clip is a repeat, but how about that first fecker?
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My god. Watch this all the way through, the revelations in the last two minutes are even more horrifying than discussed in the lead in to the video...
Holy feck...
From the deliberate misrepresentation in multiple police reports to the dragging to the racism to the manufactured outrage as to the reporting of the video, the police ain’t covering themselves with much glory here.
I’ve defended individual police actions in this thread, but this clip speaks to the larger, systemic issues found within the institution of policing.
Extremely unsettling. Just makes my fear of visiting the US even worse.
A lot depends on your hue unfortunately.
Which is why I'm scared to visit
Damn. Difficult to describe how much reading this post makes me upset.Which is why I'm scared to visit
I’m sorry.
We talk a lot of shit about this country, and much of it is deserved, but it is such a beautiful place. The Grand Canyon, Yosemite, Yellowstone, The Redwood Forest, etc. are breathtaking and worth the visit. Also, the majority (although, sadly, not a huge majority) of people here are good and friendly people. I wish I could guarantee you have nothing to worry about, but the fact I can't makes me sad.Which is why I'm scared to visit
Better hurry, foreigners. We will kill off at least three of those silly places soon enough. There’s oil / gold / minerals / quality views / inflated property value in them hills!
Yeah, no, I'm good thanks, like @RedTiger, I don't think it's safe for people like me
On reflection I am changing my opinion. It is no less safe for you here than me traveling to anyone else’s country. I can’t remember the last time their was any major issue with a tourist here. If you have an interest in visiting I would welcome you to do so and I would be happy to provide insight on where to visit.
that was 6 years ago, and I remember it well as I was living in AL. Also, was not a tourist (nor that it makes it .001% better)
And it is. I hitchhiked from Alaska till Mexico all the way down and everybody was very nice and helping me all the way. Even a family that stopped for me and the second question was if I was muslim (I was very tan after 2 months hitchhiking and I am sure I have muslim genes being from spain so my features are definietely middle eastern). Later on, I found out how a trumper that family was.
Nowadays, I did that in 2012. After how radicalized US had become and knowing now how rotten the police is in that country, I would not do this kind of travelling again. As much as people in US is lovely and welcoming in my own experience, there is so much racist shit going on and it doesn't seem to go better
Last time I came over to the States I stayed with my grandparents, in Roseville, South Carolina...
It happened to me once too, although it was a canadian who asked.
Just read an article the other day that said 20% of portuguese descend from north-africans and middle-easterners, should be similar in Spain. It's always amusing seeing people in far-right protests that wouldn't look foreign in Rabat or Cairo.
Muslims settled 800 years in the majority of the peninsula (portugal and spain). That is longer than the greeks, the romans, the germanic tribes and than Portugal and Spain themselves as countries. So yeah, big influence in our gene pool and culture.
https://www.kctv5.com/news/local_ne...cle_63d3446c-bbf6-11eb-b080-5758e8a4b331.html
Guy pulls a gun during a verbal altercation where he’s outnumbered.
officers draw their weapons and give commands.
guy continues to hold gun at his side while walking around.
The guys he’s arguing with CONTINUE to try and start shit, with one guy even taking off his jacket.
bystanders all have cell phones out recording and get closer and closer to the involved parties
officers then take control of him with no shots fired.
Guy pulls a gun during a verbal altercation where he’s outnumbered.
officers draw their weapons and give commands.
guy continues to hold gun at his side while walking around.
The guys he’s arguing with CONTINUE to try and start shit, with one guy even taking off his jacket.
bystanders all have cell phones out recording and get closer and closer to the involved parties
officers then take control of him with no shots fired.
Well done by the officers, but that is one lucky SOB. One twitch of his arm and I don't think most people would have damned the officers for firing.
It was a good job, and an example of the issues when volatile situations are going on, and how no one there listened to commands given, and instead just continued to make the situation more hostile by yelling and closing in, including the guys he was arguing with in the first place.
It was never about good or bad cop technically. It's about good or evil cop.
Those that shoots wrongly aint doing so because they're bad but because they intent to.
Chauvin training or lack of it has nothing to do with his action. He has vile intent to hurt
Really does away with the whole bad apple argument so many people try to use. Clear evidence of them doing the wrong thing, yet the institution goes out of it's way to lie and attempt to hide the truth, instead of firing those involved.
Based on the end of this clip, them covering up the crimes, gave those same officers the opportunity to repeat these sort of actions against other people. Any officer caught bragging about beating up people in their custardy should just automatically be fired. Those people are clearly not right for the job, and short term suspensions just means they get better at hiding it the next time.
Can Congress mandate every police offixer in the country wear a cam?
While I agree in the Chauvin case, I’d say there’s been plenty of examples of lack of experience/training, or just made a bad choice in the heat of the moment. Not all incidents where Someone is shot is due to someone being evil or racist. They are still people and mistakes do happen.