Its Louisiana.You know you done fucked up when Trump’s Justice Department opens a Civil Rights case on your asses.
Still can’t believe they sat on this video for 2 years pretending they did nothing wrong the whole time.
Its Louisiana.You know you done fucked up when Trump’s Justice Department opens a Civil Rights case on your asses.
Still can’t believe they sat on this video for 2 years pretending they did nothing wrong the whole time.
Every hour? I mean cops often are under a requirement to meet quotas for arrests tickets etc and I'm sure there's a lot of fabrication. How many of us have been pulled over for speeding when you weren't actually speeding?Most likely every day.
Every hour? I mean cops often are under a requirement to meet quotas for arrests tickets etc and I'm sure there's a lot of fabrication. How many of us have been pulled over for speeding when you weren't actually speeding?
This has never happened to me. Then again, I am white, so that might be why.
Few years back I watched 3 police officers rip up my neighbors property without a warrant when they decided they must be growing pot. That family never did drugs in their life, and was absolutely clean. They came home to find their out building doors smashed, and the contents dumped on the ground in a massive mess. No paperwork or any indication has to who did it.
and yea, the police did get away with it. Ever since then I have decided police are a coin flip. 50/50 you will get one that is not evil.
and they're making it illegal to discuss systemic racism in Texas schools. Keep me the fuck out of Texas.It's amazing how how different experiences are between white and black Americans when it comes to police interactions. I mean if you look at what DOJ uncovered in Ferguson and in Baltimore or what we know about stop and frisk in NY it's shocking.
It's happening pretty much everywhere the GOP controls the state legislature. It's all part of the "culture wars". Keep their voters scared about who is using the bathroom, playing sports, or "criticizing America". The latter is why social issues like race can't be discussed. It's unAmerican to admit that we've not lived up to our ideals.and they're making it illegal to discuss systemic racism in Texas schools. Keep me the fuck out of Texas.Idaho governor signs bill to ban critical race theory from being taught in schools
Theory states that racism is embedded in US history and modern American law, and that legal institutions are inherently racistwww.theguardian.com
Texas educators alarmed by bills targeting class discussions on racism and sexism
The Republicans behind the bills say their goal is to prevent political agendas in schools. But educators say the legislation will stifle class discussions.www.statesman.com
Texas House backs limits on school discussions of racism and social issues
Austin ISD leaders say bills on social studies courses and state takeovers of districts will erode local school control.www.statesman.com
8 States Debate Bills to Restrict How Teachers Discuss Racism, Sexism
Proposed bills in several states aim to ban "divisive concepts."www.edweek.org
Guys I'm starting to think that when the GOP claimed they were the party against censoring speech and ideas that they were lying.It's happening pretty much everywhere the GOP controls the state legislature. It's all part of the "culture wars". Keep their voters scared about who is using the bathroom, playing sports, or "criticizing America". The latter is why social issues like race can't be discussed. It's unAmerican to admit that we've not lived up to our ideals.
Pointing out the hypocrisy makes you the hypocrite.Guys I'm starting to think that when the GOP claimed they were the party against censoring speech and ideas that they were lying.
The AP has video clips posted in this article:
'I'm scared': AP obtains video of deadly arrest of Black man
NEW ORLEANS (AP) — Louisiana state troopers were captured on body camera video stunning, punching and dragging a Black man as he apologized for leading them on a high-speed chase -- footage of the man’s last moments alive that The Associated Press obtained after authorities refused to release it forapnews.com
Not for the faint of heart. Those cops deserve to face a death penalty case for this, but since it happened in Louisiana they'll probably just get a "good job" slap on the back. The only way they'll be prosecuted is if the Feds take the case (which they should just based on the video evidence).
Yeah, ain't that the truth. For every good cop (they exist, I've actually met a few), there are five more who are just dumb cockroaches with guns and who are members of the biggest gang in the country.
Body cameras are problematic because we can't seem to make the cops wear them, and because they have on/off switches. With current technology, there isn't a reason for them to be able to be turned off at any time during a shift.
What could be more unAmerican than muzzling Americans who criticize her? Isn't it a violation of the First Amendment, you know, the one that preceded the Second Amendment?It's happening pretty much everywhere the GOP controls the state legislature. It's all part of the "culture wars". Keep their voters scared about who is using the bathroom, playing sports, or "criticizing America". The latter is why social issues like race can't be discussed. It's unAmerican to admit that we've not lived up to our ideals.
You sound like a Marxist. Are you a police hating Marxist?What could be more unAmerican than muzzling Americans who criticize her? Isn't it a violation of the First Amendment, you know, the one that superseded the Second Amendment?
I would say 50-60 years ago they were alot better. they were part of their community. IIRC they used to have to live in the city/town they were employed by.This is how cops act NOW when they're fully aware cameras are everywhere (and how scrutinized their behavior is). Imagine how much worse they were 50-60 years ago.
I’m not sure if the police of the 1960’s were renowned for their great treatment of the black community.I would say 50-60 years ago they were alot better. they were part of their community. IIRC they used to have to live in the city/town they were employed by.
50-60 years ago, they were not militarized, they were not trained that every single person they interacted with, were out to kill them.
They used to be part of their community.
Well that, and a lot of what we are learning comes from the shear level of video footage now available and often in the public's hands. Some of it is body cameras, but a lot of it is cell phone and private security footage.I’m not sure if the police of the 1960’s were renowned for their great treatment of the black community.
Unfortunately I did forget about the "uncle toms"I’m not sure if the police of the 1960’s were renowned for their great treatment of the black community.
Swing and a miss, strike one.You sound like a Marxist. Are you a police hating Marxist?
I shouldn’t have to use the /s.Swing and a miss, strike one.
WTF is that supposed to mean? Is my sarcasm meter broken again?Pointing out the hypocrisy makes you the hypocrite.
Some people at times interpret what they read literally... something you should keep in mind.I shouldn’t have to use the /s.
Dude your sarcasm meter is completely busted in this thread. It's a riff on the the conservative trope that whenever someone points out racism the person pointing out the racism is called a racist for daring to point out the racism.WTF is that supposed to mean? Is my sarcasm meter broken again?