not just missouri, best to avoid all cops

[Fake Sugar Dick (WARNING, NOT THE REAL SUGAR DICK!)]

To all the delusional weirdo blm people:

Cops aren't driving around tring to find new and interesting ways to arrest or kill black people. They do not give a crap. They're thinking about lunch, or golf after work.

[The Big Train]

Ok

[Fake Sugar Dick (WARNING, NOT THE REAL SUGAR DICK!)]

Per WP:

Of 990 cop shootings in 2015 494 killed white people, 258 killed black people, 178 killed Hispanics.

60% of violent criminals are white (incl Hispanic) and 36% are black (incl Hispanic) according to DOJ. Unclear how exactly Hispanic is broken up, but those numbers do correlate pretty well
www.politifact.com/punditfact/statements/2015/apr/02/sally-kohn/sally-kohn-white-men-69-percent-arrested-violent/

Duh. Only delusional conspiracy weirdos think cops give a shot what color the bad person criminal is

[Asteriskhead]

I don't necessarily have a problem with #BLM, but to me this whole deal isn't about blatant racism or even poor training (though I think it would help). It's a trust issue. Situations escalate quickly when each side thinks the other is out to get them. Distrust causes innocent people to act defensive and on edge which results in police officers acting more aggressively to protect themselves. I don't think BLM does anything to help that. It is important to keep police accountable, but the more people hear that cops are out to murder black people the less likely anything good will come of it.

That's where the community outreach section of a police department is supposed to reach out to the leadership of the local segment of the Black Lives Matter movement and begin to rebuild that trust. We've back slid from a community based policing approach to what resembles a broken windows approach. There's data to show which method brings about that best results, it's not the latter.

But the problem is that national movements like BLM detract from a community based approach. Dallas has had one of the lowest instances of violence against police among all major cities, and there were no issues from the actual BLM protest. Still, you get someone willing to kill themselves in order to kill a few cops in that setting just because of outrage over stuff that happened hundreds of miles away.

What is your point?

[Dugout DickStone]

 

To all the delusional weirdo blm people:

Cops aren't driving around tring to find new and interesting ways to arrest or kill black people. They do not give a crap. They're thinking about lunch, or golf after work.

And how mean other kids were to them in HS

[SdK]

Where is the instinct in these guys?   I know you have to be prepared for anything and part of that preparation I want to believe is not shoot first and ask questions later.    MOST people are by and large law abiding citizens, and law abiding citizens often  get nervous when being stopped by the police because they're simply not used to being in those situations and are nervous because they're not the kind of people who even want to look like they're intentionally doing something wrong.   

Not one damn thing about these last two incidents were even remotely close to a situation that should have resulted in anyone being harmed.   It's just cops that were IMO looking for trouble.

Absolutely. :applause:

Yeah I cheered

[SdK]

This checks out on gE, 100% of the black poster is racist where only the trump supporters are racist on the white side

I laughed so hard

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[SdK]

I'd love to fight you

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Oh look, another violent liberal, triggered over a family picture of other violent liberals.

[SdK]

Assumptions. And I'd fight you because I dislike your posting in general

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That's not Alton Sterling 

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Inconclusive, we'll call it a draw.

Point still stands.

[bucket]

Inconclusive, we'll call it a draw.

Point still stands.

No, you're wrong on all accounts.

[MakeItRain]

That's not Alton Sterling 

Meh, seen one jigaboo seen them all

[SdK]

Inconclusive, we'll call it a draw.

Point still stands.

No. You'd not be allowed to say what you post to my face

[stunted]

Inconclusive, we'll call it a draw.

Point still stands.

No, you're wrong on all accounts.

Links for both accounts?

[bucket]

Inconclusive, we'll call it a draw.

Point still stands.

No, you're wrong on all accounts.

Links for both accounts?

Not the man in the picture you posted and wasn't breaking any laws when he was shot in cold blood.

http://i2.cdn.turner.com/cnnnext/dam/assets/160706112156-01-alton-sterling-exlarge-169.jpg

http://www.cnn.com/2016/07/07/us/baton-rouge-alton-sterling-shooting/

And you probably shouldn't push prejudice propaganda.

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It can very well be him, very well cannot. Inconclusive.

Was he legally carrying a gun? Anyways if you go back my point is that if anything thugs aren't shot enough.

[bucket]

It can very well be him, very well cannot. Inconclusive.

Was he legally carrying a gun? Anyways if you go back my point is that if anything thugs aren't shot enough.

Thank you. Good bye.

[stunted]

Lol

"I'll prove it's not him by posting a picture that kind of looks like him"

[renocat]

Lawyer for.Minnesota cop who shot the black guy was.because of the presence of the gun and he thought the driver was reaching for it.  His girlfriend video covers the aftermath and just gives her viewpoint.  I watched it for the first time.  The shot guy has been stopped 32 times since.2012.  This cop is in deep.manure, but we.don't know everything.  Remember the outcome of the Baltimore patty wagon ride trial.

[sonofdaxjones]

Neither one were model citizens, that doesn't mean they had to get shot. 

The kid out in Fresno apparently didn't come to heel fast enough for the cops, so he had to be shot as well. 

[bucket]

Neither one were model citizens, that doesn't mean they had to get shot. 

The kid out in Fresno apparently didn't come to heel fast enough for the cops, so he had to be shot as well.

Glad we found a middle ground

[MakeItRain]

No real surprise here.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/post-nation/wp/2016/07/09/the-nras-internal-revolt-over-philando-castile/?utm_term=.26b54c7f35ed
Of course the NRA's supposed unwavering support of people utilizing their second amendment rights has a pigment sliding scale.