12-04-2020, 01:42 PM
(12-03-2020, 03:59 PM)BrownAssClown Wrote: Whatever you say Mando, but how many of those were recorded? How many of those were black cops kneeling on a white man's neck until dead? How many black folks hunting down and shooting a white jogger because he didn't belong in that neighborhood?
To the former, very few. To the second, those people weren't LEO's so I'm not sure why you think that incident is relevent.
Quote:I have no doubt that blacks kill whites because of race, racism happens to all races. The point is from that data is how many of those killings was race related? Hell, how many were justifiable homicides? The best thing to happen in law enforcement in the last 20 years or so is the body cam. Most law enforcement officers are upstanding professionals, but the few that aren't cast a dark cloud over all and draws the attention of the media and the public in general. It's a good thing that law enforcement have body cams and our citizenry are equipped with cell phone cameras. Footage can condemn or exonerate people including law enforcement. The more transparency, the better it is for everyone. BTW, sorry for the slight thread derailment, but a lot of these threads morph into something different than just the original topics.
You need only look to the Uniform Crime Report for many of your answers. I agree with your main point though, most LEO's are good people and are unfairly demonized by the media, Democratic politician's and a public that have been persuaded that most LEO's are willing participants in a racist machine designed to kill "people of color". I also agree about body cameras, to a large extent. I wouldn't want them on all the time, that kind of Big Brother crap is unacceptable to me. But they should be turned on when a call is answered or a contact is initiated.
