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You can feel yourself becoming negative and racist.
people in this thread don't want to hear that...
if I had to deal with a bunch of Chief Keefs and Yung Thugs everyday I'd probably be feeling some kind of way too...
same way dudes on here always feeling some type of way about women because some THOT did them dirty
racism is alive and well, no denying that, just saying that all negative white/black altercations aren't based on racism... a lot are fueled by past experiences
not at all. but perhaps some people who have more credibility and/or pull should contribute. there's a lot of silence all around
Nothing wrong with a black person having money or even attempting to speak out for something.
Lebron James?
not at all. but perhaps some people who have more credibility and/or pull should contribute. there's a lot of silence all around
The problem with your comparison is that police officers are supposed to deal with and treat everyone the same, regardless of skin color, hair style or style of dress.people in this thread don't want to hear that...You can feel yourself becoming negative and racist.
if I had to deal with a bunch of Chief Keefs and Yung Thugs everyday I'd probably be feeling some kind of way too...
same way dudes on here always feeling some type of way about women because some THOT did them dirty
racism is alive and well, no denying that, just saying that all negative white/black altercations aren't based on racism... a lot are fueled by past experiences
I hear ya and I completely understand where and others are coming from on the matter. However, as long as Nelly or Benzino aren't taking cameras from their individual TV shows out there for personal publicity then I don't think anyone is in a position to really knock what they are attempting to do. I always believe that something is better than nothing.not at all. but perhaps some people who have more credibility and/or pull should contribute. there's a lot of silence all around
Nothing wrong with a black person having money or even attempting to speak out for something.
it certainly wouldn't hurt if more people in his position voiced their opinions on the matterLebron James?
not at all. but perhaps some people who have more credibility and/or pull should contribute. there's a lot of silence all around
I don't see how it's a protest anymore. It's disorganized and pretty idiotic, not to mention chaotic. You have a bunch of 'free lancers' and media folks making it even more worst. Then you have those few that are there to instigate things. Guys just loitering around trying to bait the police. It's as if they have nothing better to do, than to get into some confrontation.
Funny thing is, all this talk about people losing their constitutional rights is BS, and how innocent the people are. If Brown had respected the 'laws' of society, he wouldn't have robbed the store, let a lone disregarded traffic laws in the first place. This is a total mess and tough to see, but please always look at both sides before carrying a presupposition. Outs.
This is for the mounted cameras yeah?Operation Ferguson @OpFerguson
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According to the Washington Post the Anonymous petition to enact "Mike Brown's Law" is now the number one on the White House web site.
we should all treat people the same
The problem with your comparison is that police officers are supposed to deal with and treat everyone the same, regardless of skin color, hair style or style of dress.
Police officers have the ability to **** up your life from a legal aspect based solely on their biases, regardless of where they originated from (racism or on-the-job experiences).
That isn't okay. If you aren't able to tuck those biases away and approach every civilian you interact with as a PERSON and not a past experience (which really just means stereotype), you shouldn't be a cop.
I'm not going to say that cops have an easy job. They clearly don't. And yes, I know that they're human and we all have our personal biases. But again, they're supposed to be professionals who "protect and serve" the citizens of our country in a fair and just manner. Treating someone a certain way because your past interactions with someone you perceive as being similar is NOT being fair and just. You've already pre-judged them as being a certain type of way. And ultimately, I think THAT is what the main issue is in Ferguson. People are tired of being perceived as a threat simply for being black.
whether it's true or not i don't know, but i read on grasswire, i believe, that this police dept has/had a bunch of dash cams that were never installed for whatever reason
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This is for the mounted cameras yeah?Operation Ferguson @OpFerguson
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According to the Washington Post the Anonymous petition to enact "Mike Brown's Law" is now the number one on the White House web site.
Here are 2 videos on the scene.I've seen the video but please repost it so I can confirm this exactly what was saidYou want me to show you the video he is talking about.
It's 2 black dudes talking, and one dude says, "yea man he's was running away, and turned around and ran back towards the officer"
Cops dont "protect and serve" in the hood fam.we should all treat people the same
The problem with your comparison is that police officers are supposed to deal with and treat everyone the same, regardless of skin color, hair style or style of dress.
Police officers have the ability to **** up your life from a legal aspect based solely on their biases, regardless of where they originated from (racism or on-the-job experiences).
That isn't okay. If you aren't able to tuck those biases away and approach every civilian you interact with as a PERSON and not a past experience (which really just means stereotype), you shouldn't be a cop.
I'm not going to say that cops have an easy job. They clearly don't. And yes, I know that they're human and we all have our personal biases. But again, they're supposed to be professionals who "protect and serve" the citizens of our country in a fair and just manner. Treating someone a certain way because your past interactions with someone you perceive as being similar is NOT being fair and just. You've already pre-judged them as being a certain type of way. And ultimately, I think THAT is what the main issue is in Ferguson. People are tired of being perceived as a threat simply for being black.
all im saying is we regularly assume **** about people and size them up....
so if the people you're supposed to protect and serve are already feeling some type of way about you, it's not hard for me to believe that this makes them feel some kind of way in return...
that's all... not excusing them and im aware that police should be held to a higher standard given their power
they're sprinkling crack all over the body as we speak...All autopsies are done except for Fergusons
Agreed.whether it's true or not i don't know, but i read on grasswire, i believe, that this police dept has/had a bunch of dash cams that were never installed for whatever reason
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This is for the mounted cameras yeah?Operation Ferguson @OpFerguson
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According to the Washington Post the Anonymous petition to enact "Mike Brown's Law" is now the number one on the White House web site.
it should be a requirement of all police depts at the very least, if not, in addition, having police officers wear cameras on their uniforms. i'm sure the more crooked elements in police depts will figure out a way around that, but as the stakes get higher, police should have to adhere to stricter conduct & ethical rules. they're completely unaccountable and should be held to higher standards and codes than ordinary civilians. it's tiring how much cops can get away with
that's my point... you're putting ALL cops from ALL hoods in a bucket
Interesting article by Kareem Abdul-Jabbar. Good read.
http://time.com/3132635/ferguson-coming-race-war-class-warfare/
Cops dont "protect and serve" in the hood fam.
They will ALWAYS feel some type of way. Usually their very presence serves to make matters much worse.
You should not become a cop if you cannot handle the stress that comes along with it. That's just one of the major problems were having now.