American Police Crimes

[Taco]

They never mention this on the TV show "COPS".

American Police Crimes
http://thefreethoughtproject.com/isolat ... ual-abuse/

[Taco]

Keep in mind, this is what happens when you call the cops. I like the line in this song, "no one makes money when the violence stops".

Call The Cops
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IlY9C6pzxKc#t=26

Police In Utah Kill More People Than Gang Members Do
http://www.vox.com/2014/11/24/7276877/u ... -shootings

[Ghost]

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[Taco]

There's a few police that still have a conscience.

Officer Suspended For Refusing To Use Taser On Student
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ghmjems40PM#t=75

[Ghost]

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[Moretorque]

The problem is not the cops but the courts who are controlled by the CITI because of the 1933 bankruptcy. You see in order to do UN21 they have to replace good serve and protect cops with thugs to uphold the bankruptcy to keep the credit monopoly in power and do their bidding.

The guarded secret to society " allow me to issue the currency and I care who not makes the laws " , It really is this simple!

[Wolfeye]

Not to mention getting strange with people. Takes various forms, but tends to at least involve some kind of imposed nudity- often imposed penetration, as well. On top of that, coerced participation tends make any assaultive things worse. I never got why people act like this is what happens, but it's not what occurs. Properties don't change by designation, just like if a doctor poisons someone with a needle it's still murder.

It's also interesting that if someone wears a cross, people understand that identity doesn't change output, but with a badge they act like reality takes a coffee break for whoever wears it.

There's a bit of a tendancy for "reflexive incongruency" here. Whenever someone makes a point about generating an inhospitable environment for attack (whether that's prevention, revenge, escape, anything), someone almost ALWAYS asks "What if a bad guy did that?" Well, that would be an injustice- but there's no exchange of situation through imagination.

What's the idea? That if someone drives down an empty street & doesn't run over anyone, then a cop goes after them for vehicular homicide, that person shouldn't counter it because someone else COULD have deserved it? What about if cops started taking money out of people's wallets because someone else owes somebody money? This is making assessments of REAL situations based on FICTIONAL conditions & is antithetical to promoting justice, as well as hospitable living conditions for the people- especially if they get locked-up for any amount of time.