(05-29-2020, 01:09 PM)jj82284 Wrote:

(05-29-2020, 11:31 AM)NYC4jags Wrote: Even though I’ve said it multiple times for your dumb [BLEEP] already:

You reform use of force because it’s a problem and because it helps begin mending the damaged trust.
(Look at the complaint record of officer Chauvin and tell me it’s not a problem) 

You reform racial bias training because it’s a common sense measure already in place for most forces - - and it will be easy to augment with additional emphasis focused around the current events that exacerbate the mistrust of the public. 

It’s incredibly simple but I’m sure you’ll find a way to miss the point.

If my hair is red and u think its blue do I need to go to a hair dresser or do u need glasses.  

Theres strong statistical evidence that white officers are LESS likely than their black counterparts to use deadly force, especially when the subject is a minority.  So the entire narrative and premise is on shaky ground, and with all the violence and looting it falls apart.  

No one is condoning what this guy did and that's the problem.  There is no systemic or political solution to a singularity!