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Rob Roy

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We don't have any laws that are as unjust as the laws of slavery way back then. So the comparison is simply outlandish.

And no thanks, I don't much care for the taste of human.

Your post makes about as much sense as pointing out being eaten by a sabre tooth tiger was waaay more painful than being eaten by a modern day Siberian tiger.

We have PLENTY of unjust laws. Enforcing even one of those laws when you know its wrong to do so, validates my point that cops actions are just as likely to harm innocent people as they are to protect them.

Don't like humans? You just need the right seasoning.
 

Chunky Stool

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Your post makes about as much sense as pointing out being eaten by a sabre tooth tiger was waaay more painful than being eaten by a modern day Siberian tiger.

We have PLENTY of unjust laws. Enforcing even one of those laws when you know its wrong to do so, validates my point that cops actions are just as likely to harm innocent people as they are to protect them.

Don't like humans? You just need the right seasoning.
You like to bitch but never have any specific suggestions. :dunce::cuss::dunce:
How would you solve this problem?
 

UncleBuck

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Yeah, because the police MUST be allowed to abuse and murder people or we can't have any law enforcement at all. Do you even think about the mind numbingly stupid shit you're posting, skidmark? Like, oink, fuckface.
he's an ex-prison guard. so he's like a cop, but it just takes less power to corrupt them
 

Padawanbater2

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It's about race until it's proven that it isn't about race.

Look at the racial disparities in terms of arrest and incarceration rates vs the general population, then tell us with a straight face that it isn't about race.
I wonder if it's more about race or more about economic class. It's obvious more minorities are locked up in America than white people, but minorities also tend to be poor or lower on the economic scale, too. I'm sure racism plays a significant role in arrests, but it would be interesting to see a scientific study on rich/well off vs. poor people who spend time in jail/prison.
 

Padawanbater2

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Your original post is all about "fat WHITE cops"... hence the racism.
Some people here buy into the new narrative that you can't be racist against white people because racism is prejudice + power, instead of the traditional dictionary definition;

"a belief or doctrine that inherent differences among the various human racial groups determine cultural or individual achievement, usually involving the idea that one's own race is superior and has the right to dominate others or that a particular racial group is inferior to the others."

This entire thread is an echo chamber of complete nonsense.
This entire forum has become an echo chamber of complete nonsense.
They should rename this forum the far left nonsense forum.
These people aren't on the "far left", they supported Hillary Clinton, they're extreme moderates
Your fear of cops is not based in reality. You have no conception of the facts. Cops are 18x more likely to be killed by us than vice versa. They should be scared of us. You're twice as likely to be struck by lightning than shot and killed by police. Wasps and bees kill more people per year than cops and it's not even close. Educate yourself.
The deaths attributed to lightning, wasps, and bees are indiscriminate. The deaths attributed to police are very discriminant. That's the issue. Also, I believe your numbers are wrong. The last time I checked, American citizens are much more likely to be killed by a police officer than terrorism.
 

Padawanbater2

Well-Known Member
Are you serious with this "race is not the problem, it's poverty" nonsense? Good gawd.
I didn't say race is not the problem
The deaths attributed to police are very discriminant. That's the issue.
Race is very clearly a significant factor. But so is being poor. Poor people are arrested at similar rates while rich people who commit the same crimes aren't. There are separate systems of justice for black people/minorities than there are for white people the same way as there are different systems of justice for rich people than there are for poor people, regardless of race
 

Bear420

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I wonder if it's more about race or more about economic class. It's obvious more minorities are locked up in America than white people, but minorities also tend to be poor or lower on the economic scale, too. I'm sure racism plays a significant role in arrests, but it would be interesting to see a scientific study on rich/well off vs. poor people who spend time in jail/prison.
Here take a look there are plenty more examples of this, You just have to look and see....

https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2013/feb/14/america-bail-system-law-rich-poor
 
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