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'Hate Cops?' billboard causes uproar in Indiana

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Quote:It's the false choice that is being pushed that is really the pathetic part of it-- other than the clear right wing trolling that is easily dismissed.


But the question is biased to begin with.

NO LAW ABIDING BLACK, BROWN, OR WHILE PERSON HATES COPS.


The issue is with the very real problem of police brutality and the lack of accountability when there is a grievance between a citizen and law enforcement.


This type of propaganda only makes the problem worse... it does not help.
I'm probably going to get flamed for this but I have to say it. According to you all law abiding citizens of any color do not hate cops. So is it fair to say all non-law abiding citizens of any color hate cops? And if they do, should they? Most of the time the cop is just doing their job, it's the person committing the crime doing something wrong. So are they hating on the cops because they got caught or because they reject the responsibility of their actions and point the finger? I'm not talking about the extreme cases we've seen and know about. I'm just talking about the normal, day to day arrests, searches, etc. 

 

To me it's obvious the police brutality issue is a problem. The thing is, when a person who is a credible threat doesn't cooperate after being told repeatedly to show their hands or whatever the command is, keeps reaching for something the cop can't see, rushes the cop, etc., what is the cop supposed to do? Most of the time the criminal is going to resist arrest which makes the next action by the officer more.....physical than if the person had just done what the officer said. Resisting arrest automatically escalates the situation and everyone knows that. No one in this country can claim plausible deniability because the information is out there. Heck, you see it on COPS all the time. There is no excuse for not doing what is asked. I'm not saying there are not bad cops, there are, but there are more good cops than bad ones and the media is going to stir the pot regarding the bad ones.

 

The public deserves to know what law enforcement is up to, but the media is all about ratings, they don't tell us things to be good stewards of the community. The fact that we are allowing them to direct the narrative shows just how much people are willing to be sheep. People need to be proactive in what they think they know about everything. Just because it's on the internet, news, etc., doesn't mean it's the whole truth. 

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'Hate Cops?' billboard causes uproar in Indiana - by americus 2.0 - 07-20-2016, 01:33 PM



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