Most people can take good quality video with their phones these days. Police should consider themselves under surveillance at all times.
out of 1,000,000 Americans, 3 will die each year at the hands of the police... 757 medical mistakes
how many of the mistakes were foreign doctors on Americans?
Proportionately cops kill far more White men than they do black men. The obvious conclusion to this is that cops need to start killing more blacks. Or fewer White people.
Another point: when blacks start addressing the fact that black people kill 90% of other black people, then I will start to give a care about the small small percentages of cops killing blacks.
Still another point: if you look at FBI statistics over the last 10 years you will see a decrease in the number of blacks shot by cops. Obviously this is a problem. Since crime and thuggery has increased, we can only conclude that not enough blacks are being shot as they commit most of the violent crimes in America.
America’s “anarchy” is only a prelude to a totalitarian crackdown by the Ruling Establishment. That was the intention all along.
Why even bother to present facts? It should be clear by now these are purely politically motivated protests.
“700,000 police officers interact with Americans approximately 75 million times a year.”
On average, each officer interacts with an American every THREE DAYS? Must be lots of desk jockeys, administrators and back office people in the force.
Goes to a godaddy sign up.
Consider this:
George Floyd was apparently killed by a police officer while reportedly resisting arrest. That police officer stands convicted of murder.
Daunte Wright was killed by a police officer while reportedly resisting arrest on an outstanding warrant for attempted robbery. That officer has been charged with manslaughter.
Ashlii Babbit was killed by a police officer while illegally in the Capitol building. That police officer not only faces no consequences, but we are not allowed to know the officer’s name.
See the difference?
Some interesting commentary on “The Social Construction of Racism in the Unite States,” from the Manhattan Institute, which I’m sure has been posted here:
https://www.manhattan-institute.org/social-construction-racism-united-states
The article mentions the “Tocqueville paradox,” which comes from Tocqueville’s observation on the French Revolution that it resulted from bettering and not worsening of conditions, since people who start to acquire power want more and are more able to exercise power. (my definition)
I’d also add to it the Thucydides Trap, which posits that a declining power creates instability and cause for aggression by that declining power in order to re-establish itself or avoid further decline.
I see these ongoing incidents as a paradoxical intersection of black socio-economic rise with a “Thucydides trap”-like Democrat party desperately promoting “racism” at every turn in order to sustain itself. Above all, the blacks who are subject to “systematic racism” and “police abuse” are those who are not party to that rise and are thus the objects of the Democrat agenda. Meanwhile, many of the more educated and economically successful blacks are engaging in the Tocqueville paradox by joining this “struggle” despite the fact that their social and economic conditions have / are improved.