Re: Cops Are The Worst
Posted: Wed May 13, 2020 4:35 am
He'll definitely read it and then bottle it up for another good Facebook meme day explosion.
Someone had a good alternate for this acronym, "Assigned Cop At Birth".Ms Harmless wrote:#ACAB
Minnesotans run a bit heavier than average, so if protocol is to kneel on a suspect's neck ...verb_to_trust wrote:Why is it always Minnesota cops killing people?
I can think of few things more ordinary than racist attitudes in the Minnesota/Iowa/Nebraska/Dakota area.verb_to_trust wrote:Why is it always Minnesota cops killing people?
The 4 cops involved have been terminated from the department.Strat wrote:http://www.citypages.com/news/man-who-begged-please-i-cant-breathe-dies-in-minneapolis-police-custody/570764991?fbclid=IwAR1nQuY5wzGU-A9Ch0btB8aUrEc3nP3BCkwPxB8QWcU3y5XzrqfyZtr14hU
I have yet to watch the video but that picture is disgusting enough.
Disgusting country we live in, I read this and I think, "oh good, change is finally happening."Stickman wrote:The 4 cops involved have been terminated from the department.Strat wrote:http://www.citypages.com/news/man-who-begged-please-i-cant-breathe-dies-in-minneapolis-police-custody/570764991?fbclid=IwAR1nQuY5wzGU-A9Ch0btB8aUrEc3nP3BCkwPxB8QWcU3y5XzrqfyZtr14hU
I have yet to watch the video but that picture is disgusting enough.
So the problem is the state using unreasonable force against those you are sympathetic to, not that the state uses unreasonable force.McParadigm wrote:
No. Whattf?simple schoolboy wrote:So the problem is the state using unreasonable force against those you are sympathetic to, not that the state uses unreasonable force.McParadigm wrote:
I could be mistaken, but a protest much like this (if not this) included police car(s)? getting damaged by protesters. No damage to public property occurred when those mean white armed men stood around damaging nothing other than their sweet plate carriers in previous weeks.knee tunes wrote:No. Whattf?simple schoolboy wrote:So the problem is the state using unreasonable force against those you are sympathetic to, not that the state uses unreasonable force.McParadigm wrote:
I know you get that Rafi letzer is obviously pointing out the irony of the situation, right. So what did you say againtf?
And also that the police avoided confrontation with those who are armed, you read that part too right, sympathetic characterizations projectory
You're probably rightsimple schoolboy wrote:I could be mistaken, but a protest much like this (if not this) included police car(s)? getting damaged by protesters. No damage to public property occurred when those mean white armed men stood around damaging nothing other than their sweet plate carriers in previous weeks.knee tunes wrote:No. Whattf?simple schoolboy wrote:So the problem is the state using unreasonable force against those you are sympathetic to, not that the state uses unreasonable force.McParadigm wrote:
I know you get that Rafi letzer is obviously pointing out the irony of the situation, right. So what did you say againtf?
And also that the police avoided confrontation with those who are armed, you read that part too right, sympathetic characterizations projectory
There's a political position where damage to property /= violence and just being passively armed = violence, but I don't subscribe to that.
Here's the full video (and a few other things mixed in the beginning)... I think I cried uncontrollably out of anger for over a half hour after watching it, so proceed with caution.Strat wrote:http://www.citypages.com/news/man-who-begged-please-i-cant-breathe-dies-in-minneapolis-police-custody/570764991?fbclid=IwAR1nQuY5wzGU-A9Ch0btB8aUrEc3nP3BCkwPxB8QWcU3y5XzrqfyZtr14hU
I have yet to watch the video but that picture is disgusting enough.