ISIS is nothing compared to U.S. cops.

[BADecker]

Are you afraid of ISIS in America? Be afraid of U.S. cops!


Woman Facebook live-streams her dying boyfriend seconds after he is shot four times...

WARNING: GRAPHIC CONTENT

Diamond Reynolds live-streamed the aftermath of her boyfriend's shooting

Philando Castile was shot at 9pm during a traffic stop in Minnesota

Reynolds claims that he was reaching for a license and ID

And she says he told the cop he had a license to carry a weapon

But she claims the 'Chinese police officer' shot him four times in the arm

The cop - audibly panicked - swears and tells her not to move several times

Police have confirmed that he died in hospital

Some 200 protesters formed outside Minnesota Governor's house

The cop is from the St. Anthony Police Department in Falcon Heights

Castile's mother learned of it when her daughter screamed while online

She claims she wasn't allowed to see her son in hospital

Minneapolis woman livestreams her dying boyfriend seconds after he is shot by a cop

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BQs6djkqmy8


Read more at http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3678293/Please-don-t-tell-s-gone-Horrifying-moment-woman-believes-black-boyfriend-died-Minneapolis-cop-shot-four-times-reached-license.html.

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[hermanhs09]

lol what a thread.
US cops are violent that is true,but i think you cannot say that ISIS is better than them lol
Anyway there are many violent cops but not all of them are like this i think,but it is only my opinion.

[saddampbuh]

nearly every time one of these blacks gets shot it turns out the police had a good reason once all the facts are known

[matrix zion]

lol what a thread.
US cops are violent that is true,but i think you cannot say that ISIS is better than them lol
Anyway there are many violent cops but not all of them are like this i think,but it is only my opinion.

Yeah I rather agree ^^
US cops are plain shit for some of them, but what makes them much better than ISIS is that they don't intend to be.

Sure they're violent as fuck, but that's because they're not police officer, they're just cow boys with big guns.
Whereas ISIS wants to kill innocents, that's their goal, an important difference in my opinion.

[matrix zion]

nearly every time one of these blacks gets shot it turns out the police had a good reason once all the facts are known

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3518665/Oh-s-t-Jacob-horrifying-moment-cop-accidentally-shoots-undercover-colleague-NINE-times.html

yeah, a good reason xD

And whatever you're reason is, the number of bullets cops put in people is just too damn high! A cop shouldn't shoot 10, 20 someties even 30 times in someone!!! That's just the proof of a huge lack of training.

[Daniel91]

It's to strong statement, in my opinion.
We don't hear about such tragic events every day and it's possible that sometimes even U.S. cops can make mistakes.
I'm sure that there are many incidents where criminals kill U.S. cops as well.
Nothing is black or white but more grey, I feel.
ISIS is terrorist organization ad they hate all people in the West, doesn't matter if they are white, black or yellow, Christian, Muslim or Jews.
This is main difference.

[BADecker]

It's to strong statement, in my opinion.
We don't hear about such tragic events every day and it's possible that sometimes even U.S. cops can make mistakes.
I'm sure that there are many incidents where criminals kill U.S. cops as well.
Nothing is black or white but more grey, I feel.
ISIS is terrorist organization ad they hate all people in the West, doesn't matter if they are white, black or yellow, Christian, Muslim or Jews.
This is main difference.

That's exactly the point. Everybody over in the Middle East has heard of ISIS. Everybody knows that they are dangerous and unpredictable. Everybody knows that they can die just for looking crossways at a member of ISIS.

Police in America are supposed to be protecting people. Instead, they are often doing just like ISIS except that most of the time, the people don't realize that they are going to do it. Rather, Americans are trusting cops to be a special brand of honorable people. Then, these trusting people die for being so trusting.

And the worst thing about it is, over in the ME, people know that often they don't have any law to resist. Here in America, the law is supposed to protect the people. But the courts free the cops while the people are thinking that they will get justice.

Wake up America. If we tackle the problem the right way, cops can be made to do their job correctly.

[BADecker]

It's to strong statement, in my opinion.
We don't hear about such tragic events every day and it's possible that sometimes even U.S. cops can make mistakes.
I'm sure that there are many incidents where criminals kill U.S. cops as well.
Nothing is black or white but more grey, I feel.
ISIS is terrorist organization ad they hate all people in the West, doesn't matter if they are white, black or yellow, Christian, Muslim or Jews.
This is main difference.

That's exactly the point. Everybody over in the Middle East has heard of ISIS. Everybody knows that they are dangerous and unpredictable. Everybody knows that they can die just for looking crossways at a member of ISIS.

Police in America are supposed to be protecting people. Instead, they are often doing just like ISIS except that most of the time, the people don't realize that they are going to do it. Rather, Americans are trusting cops to be a special brand of honorable people. Then, these trusting people die for being so trusting.

And the worst thing about it is, over in the ME, people know that often they don't have any law to resist. Here in America, the law is supposed to protect the people. But the courts free the cops while the people are thinking that they will get justice.

Wake up America. If we tackle the problem the right way, cops can be made to do their job correctly.

'The Tail Light Was Not Out' Diamond Reynolds Makes Startling Statement...

"The police did this to me! They took an innocent man away from us! He didn't do anything. He did exactly what the police asked," lamented Diamond "Lavish" Reynolds to a crowd of supporters and media on Thursday following the as-yet unexplained police shooting death of her boyfriend, Philando Castile.

Castile, Reynolds and her four-year-old daughter had been pulled over by St. Anthony, Minnesota, Police for a broken tail light on Wednesday night, but as Reynolds grieved Thursday,

"The police officer stopped us for a busted tail light that was not busted. They pulled us over on the side of the road, asked for license and registration. As he was reaching for his license and registration, he told the officer that he was licensed to carry and had [a firearm]. As he got back, comfortable, the police took four or five shots into him for no reason.

Read more at http://thefreethoughtproject.com/diamond-reynolds-admits-taillight/.

[zenitzz]

Here are the facts we know. Guy was shot and killed by a police officer and its amazing this guy is found guilty by the public on what the woman said ISIS?

[RoomBot]

nearly every time one of these blacks gets shot it turns out the police had a good reason once all the facts are known

Um, wrong.  And racist.  This cop is being charged with homicide.

[criptix]

Here are the facts we know. Guy was shot and killed by a police officer and its amazing this guy is found guilty by the public on what the woman said ISIS?

Can anyone translate o.o

[BADecker]

Cop Who Shot Innocent Philando Castile To Death Is Back On The Job

In a blow to the family and friends of Philando Castile, the officer who is responsible for his death is returning to work.

Last month, in shocking video streamed on Facebook Live, Philando Castile, 32, is seen bleeding to death after a Minnesota police officer shot him through his driver-side car window. His girlfriend, Lavish Reynolds captured the horrific scene on her cell phone, narrating the tragic events and streaming them live on Facebook.

According to Reynolds, police pulled them over for a broken tail light and callously shot Castile to death after he told the officers that he had a firearm and a conceal-and-carry permit. Reynold's 4-year-old daughter was reportedly sitting in the back seat when the officer fired at least four bullets into Castile's arm and chest.

Philando Castile was an innocent man, gunned down in cold blood by an officer trained to think the public is his enemy.

Now, only a month after the death of this beloved member of the community, the cop who sent him to an early grave, St. Anthony Police Officer Jeronimo Yanez, is coming back to the job.

As reported by the AP, Yanez was expected to return to work for the first time Wednesday, Chief Jon Mangseth said. Yanez will perform desk duties and other administrative work until the investigation is completed and charging decisions are made, the chief said.

Mangseth wouldn't discuss any details of the shooting, and would not say whether or not he thinks Yanez should be exonerated. He did, however, go out of his way to praise him.

"He has a real sound ability when it comes to communicating and relating to people," Mangseth said. "He showed me that he could shine in that public eye."

In Castile's girlfriend's video, Yanez is yelling expletives and pointing his gun at Castile as he lies bleeding in the driver's seat of the car — sounds like he has an amazing sense of "communicating and relating to people."

"There's been no time in my career where we've ever had this type of dynamic at work, this national stage, so to speak," said Mangseth, who joined the department in 1995 and took over as chief earlier this year.

According to the AP, that scrutiny eventually revealed Mangseth's department has disproportionately arrested African Americans. While just 7 percent of the Minneapolis-St. Paul metropolitan area is black, nearly half of the St. Anthony police's arrests in the first half of 2016 were of black people, according to an AP analysis of arrest data provided by the department. Members of Minnesota's black community said the statistics were proof of racial profiling.

As the Free Thought Project reported last month, Castile was a ticking time bomb — because of law enforcement policy in the United States.

Prior to being pulled over and murdered by Yanez, Castile had been stopped a whopping 52 times. All of these 'offenses' were non-criminal, had no victim, and were used to extract thousands from this poor man.

Read more at http://www.trueactivist.com/cop-who-shot-innocent-philando-castile-to-death-is-back-on-the-job/

[Gaswuwade]

I think you need to rethink that us cops are bad yet but they re not as bad as terrorists.

[otrkid70]

Hmmm Boiling people alive,Beheadings,Throwing people off buildings,Burning alive......You compare ISIS to American cops??

Wheres the logic in this OP?

[BADecker]

Hmmm Boiling people alive,Beheadings,Throwing people off buildings,Burning alive......You compare ISIS to American cops??

Wheres the logic in this OP?

When ISIS does something like the OP story, it is expected. If ISIS doesn't do it, you bless your lucky stars or whatever god you call on.

Years ago cops would rescue cats stuck in trees. It was the picture of your helpful peace officer public servant. When a cop does something like the OP story, it is totally unexpected. You are shocked and dismayed. If you had ever thought a cop would do something like this to you, you would have gone a different route, like through ISIS territory.

Damage expected compared with damage done. In America you are supposed to be considered innocent until proven guilty. In ISIS territory, Islam almost considers you guilty for not saying enough prayers to a false god.

Google "police brutality" and look at cops playing ISIS all over the place. And if you think ISIS people are bad all the time, even ISIS does good deeds among their own people.

And to make it worse, government lets the cop go back to work rather than sit and rot in jail until the investigation is over. If there had been no video, it there had been no streaming to Facebook, you might have been able to give the cop the benefit of the doubt.

Question. Do you like being part of of natural born American killer ISIS-like cop group?

[bryant.coleman]

Hmmm Boiling people alive,Beheadings,Throwing people off buildings,Burning alive......You compare ISIS to American cops??

Wheres the logic in this OP?

Perhaps a poor attempt to downplay the atrocities committed by the ISIS. If they can establish that the American Cops are as worse as the ISIS, then no one can question their support for the terrorist group. They will say: If you can support the cops without any issue, then what is the problem in someone else supporting the ISIS?

[BADecker]

Hmmm Boiling people alive,Beheadings,Throwing people off buildings,Burning alive......You compare ISIS to American cops??

Wheres the logic in this OP?

Perhaps a poor attempt to downplay the atrocities committed by the ISIS. If they can establish that the American Cops are as worse as the ISIS, then no one can question their support for the terrorist group. They will say: If you can support the cops without any issue, then what is the problem in someone else supporting the ISIS?

Some American cops would be worse than ISIS. They just happen to be shrewder, and more self-contained. See the start of the below story at https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1247629.0.


No Justice for Jack Yantis: The "Smoking Gun" is a Bloody Bullet

Sherlock Holmes chides the indifferently attentive Inspector Martin of the Norfolk Constabulary, in "The Adventure of the Dancing Men."

Critical evidence will sometimes evade the notice of an inattentive or inept investigator because he is not looking for it. When that evidence has been found, documented, and then ignored by the investigator, something worse than incompetence – most likely malice or corruption -- is at work. This is true of what Idaho Attorney General Lawrence Wasden calls "the most critical piece of physical evidence" in the officer-inflicted homicide of Jack Yantis, a rancher from Council who was slaughtered by two Adams County sheriff's deputies last November 1.

That crucial piece of evidence was a "spent shell casing" in Yantis's rifle, along with what was described as a .20 caliber bullet found in the middle of the scene.Sherlock Holmes chides the indifferently attentive Inspector Martin of the Norfolk Constabulary, in "The Adventure of the Dancing Men."

Read what really happened at http://freedominourtime.blogspot.com/2016/08/no-justice-for-jack-yantis-smoking-gun.html.

[dx5]

ISIS attracts sadists who are willing to leave behind their life in order to torture others. This cop is basically a very scared little girl who got really nervous and couldn't handle his emotions, and should have never taken a job as cop in the 1st place.

[dx5]

nearly every time one of these blacks gets shot it turns out the police had a good reason once all the facts are known

Was there a good reason this time? There's nothing more annoying than when people go out and protest for criminals, with long criminal records who ended up dead because they chose to fight against the cops trying to arrest them, just because they are of the same race, but this guy seemed like such a nice hard working guy. And he's dead because he calmly complied, letting the officer know that he was reaching for his wallet, but the Cop was just too scared. You remind me of the cop who shot him, because his fear of the unknown caused him to entered the situation in such a petrified state that caused him to panic.

[bryant.coleman]

ISIS attracts sadists who are willing to leave behind their life in order to torture others. This cop is basically a very scared little girl who got really nervous and couldn't handle his emotions, and should have never taken a job as cop in the 1st place.

According to the latest stats, some 1.1 million individuals are employed in various state and local law enforcement agencies in the United States. You can't use a few isolated incidents to generalize the entire group. Due to the presence of some ethnic groups which are prone to criminality, the cops are always under pressure in the US.

[countryfree]

No, there's a big difference between IS and US cops. The first mostly kills white guys, the second mostly kills black guys. If you're white, clean-cut with a white shirt and a tie, you have nothing to fear from US cops. It's not racism, it's profiling, you know...

[bryant.coleman]

No, there's a big difference between IS and US cops. The first mostly kills white guys, the second mostly kills black guys. If you're white, clean-cut with a white shirt and a tie, you have nothing to fear from US cops. It's not racism, it's profiling, you know...

Wrong again!

https://www.washingtonpost.com/graphics/national/police-shootings/



And most importantly, a majority of minors (under the age of 18) killed by cops were white.

Let me give a few more details:

* For every 10,000 white people arrested for a violent crime, 38 white people were killed by police
* For every 10,000 hispanic people arrested for a violent crime, 21 hispanic people were killed by police
* For every 10,000 black people arrested for a violent crime, 21 black people were killed by police

[HaXX0R1337]

well, im pretty sure that ISIS have killed more innocent people than U.S cops.
Police is important, and you cannot do much about their work- they have to be violent, to control other people.

Remember im not saying, that unneccesary violence is good, they should go to jail for it.

[BADecker]

Are you afraid of ISIS in America? Be afraid of U.S. cops!

When American Police start forcing women to cover their bodies in Burkas, and beheading people in the street, then you can talk.

Check out all the silly things cops make people do. Even in the old days... walk that line in the parking lot.

Now days cops often make you submit to fondling of your genitals for no reason at all, even though they act like they have an excuse.

Google "police brutality" to see all the stuff cops make you do. And some of those cops murder people for nothing.

Now, if this was wrong, but it was the standard, then they wouldn't be worse than ISIS. But it isn't supposed to be thee standard in a land where you are innocent (until proven guilty). So cops are way worse than ISIS.

[bryant.coleman]

well, im pretty sure that ISIS have killed more innocent people than U.S cops.
Police is important, and you cannot do much about their work- they have to be violent, to control other people.

They don't need to be violent. Instead they need to be dominant. And in majority of the cases, that is what they do. Only the criminals and lawbreakers need to be afraid of the cops. That said, I am not supporting the rogue elements within the police force. A small minority do misuse their powers. It is the responsibility of the authorities to weed out these morons.

[countryfree]

Are you afraid of ISIS in America? Be afraid of U.S. cops!

When American Police start forcing women to cover their bodies in Burkas, and beheading people in the street, then you can talk.

Check out all the silly things cops make people do. Even in the old days... walk that line in the parking lot.

Now days cops often make you submit to fondling of your genitals for no reason at all, even though they act like they have an excuse.

Good information. I had always wondered why there were so many gays in America. I thought those things only happened during shower time in jail. If it happens in the streets, too, that's bad.

[bryant.coleman]

Now days cops often make you submit to fondling of your genitals for no reason at all, even though they act like they have an excuse.

According to the latest stats, 2% of the American population is either homosexual or bisexual. Therefore I would assume that 2% of the cops are homosexual/bisexual. But it will be bad to blame the remaining 98% for the actions of this 2% minority. Rogue cops are present in every single country, including the EU member nations.

[popcorn1]

Now days cops often make you submit to fondling of your genitals for no reason at all, even though they act like they have an excuse.

According to the latest stats, 2% of the American population is either homosexual or bisexual. Therefore I would assume that 2% of the cops are homosexual/bisexual. But it will be bad to blame the remaining 98% for the actions of this 2% minority. Rogue cops are present in every single country, including the EU member nations.

Up that to 15 to 20%..2% ..homosexual/bisexual cops are to blame now for killing blacks..Fuck me this gets better..
Remember gay women cops do they ask you to grab your nuts in case you stashed drugs

[mindrust]

You are comparing apples and oranges. Us cops are nothing near of Isis when it comes to violence. American cops are mostly undereducated sadly but only a fraction of them are actually lunatics who gets pleasure from violence. On the other hand, Isis made up from lunatics only.

[BADecker]

You are comparing apples and oranges. Us cops are nothing near of Isis when it comes to violence. American cops are mostly undereducated sadly but only a fraction of them are actually lunatics who gets pleasure from violence. On the other hand, Isis made up from lunatics only.

ISIS is a production of some people in the USA government... including Hillary Clinton. They are exactly like what cops would be if they were sent to the Middle East. The only reason cops in America don't act like ISIS is that such action would disrupt the status quo of the money system.

Ask yourself this. If cops were ordered by government to quadruple their violence, would they obey? Or would they risk loss of job and pension and the enjoyment of proving how macho they are?

Come on down to reality, and get yourself a gun.

[apollofire]

Police Force needs professional training in all departments. They should do wise or tactical policing but not hard policing. But our Governments or Judicial system is watching like a mute spectator bez of vote bank politics.

[BADecker]

Police Shoot And Kill Unarmed Deaf Man As He Attempted To Communicate Using Sign Language

Credit: The Free Thought Project

It's been argued that the reason Norway police are so much more effective at their jobs than cops in the U.S. is because the undergo three years of training and learn to de-escalate situations, whereas cops in America receive only a fraction of the education and tend to react out of fear rather than respond rationally.

The statistics back up this argument. Every day, U.S. police kill more people than Norwegian cops have in the past ten years. Perhaps if law enforcement officials were educated differently, a deaf man named Daniel Kevin Harris might still be alive today.

According to WCNC, Harris was shot dead by a State Trooper in North Carolina this week. Reportedly, the State Trooper had attempted to pull over Harris' vehicle but for an unknown reason, the deceased did not stop. He instead drove to his home.

When both vehicles pulled up to Harris' home, they were both damaged. A neighbor, Mark Barringer, told the press:

"I was here in my driveway and I saw the highway patrol car come through and it was smoking really bad. About 10 seconds later, I heard one gunshot."

That gunshot was fatal. Barringer says he went to take a closer look after hearing the noise and found Harris in the middle of the street, just feet away from his front door.

Barringer commented:

"It was surreal, you just don't expect to see something like that. When the gunshot went off, it was scary."

Since the tragic event, neighbors have put flowers near where Harris took his final breaths.

While the Detectives say the State Trooper and Harris got into "an encounter" before he fired his weapon, neighbors relay that the deaf man was shot immediately upon exiting the vehicle. They believe he was trying to communicate via sign language before he was killed.

Barringer agrees that if police were taught to de-escalate situations rather than react on gut impulses, Harris – and likely Alton Sterling and Philando Castile – would still be alive. He says:

"They should've deescalated and been trained to realize that this is an entirely different situation, you're pulling someone over who is deaf, they are handicapped. To me, what happened is totally unacceptable."

Read more at http://www.trueactivist.com/police-shoot-and-kill-unarmed-deaf-man-as-he-attempted-to-communicate-using-sign-language/.

[bryant.coleman]

^^^^ It is wrong to compare Norway with the United States. Norway is a peaceful country with a population of less than 5 million individuals (out of which 95% are ethnic Norwegian). On the other hand, the American population amounts to some 320 million, including some 40 million blacks and 50 million Hispanics. Mexican drug cartels are not active in Norway, unlike the case with the US.

Do you have any idea how many cops are killed by the criminals every year in the US?

[BADecker]

^^^^ It is wrong to compare Norway with the United States. Norway is a peaceful country with a population of less than 5 million individuals (out of which 95% are ethnic Norwegian). On the other hand, the American population amounts to some 320 million, including some 40 million blacks and 50 million Hispanics. Mexican drug cartels are not active in Norway, unlike the case with the US.

Do you have any idea how many cops are killed by the criminals every year in the US?

The comparison had to do with the amount of training, right? Are you saying that just because the USA has more cops, that we don't have time to train them?... or screen them correctly to see if they have what it takes?

Cops killed - I don't have the number right off the top. But, if you like the pay, and you hire on, expect to be killed. Harris didn't expect to die. And he shouldn't have by any means... not in his own driveway... not peacefully getting out of his car... not trying to communicate with a mad dog cop.

If we all hired on as cops, the situation would take care of itself. So let's do it by all of us arming ourselves, and getting rid of the police. I mean, if criminal cops are going to kill us for nothing, we might as well go down fighting the criminals.

[BADecker]

University Of Chicago Researchers Use Big Data To Predict Police Misconduct

In two Loop office buildings about eight blocks apart, a pair of University of Chicago research teams are analyzing big data to answer a thorny question that has become especially charged in recent months: Will a police officer have an adverse interaction with a citizen?

The team from the university's Crime Lab is in the first stages of working with the Chicago Police Department to build a predictive data program to improve the department's Early Intervention System, which is designed to determine if an officer is likely to engage in aggressive, improper conduct with a civilian.

The other team, part of U. of C.'s Center for Data Science & Public Policy, is expected to launch a data-driven pilot of an Early Intervention System with the Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department in North Carolina by the end of the summer. The center is working on similar efforts with the Los Angeles County sheriff's office and the Nashville and Knoxville police departments in Tennessee.

Read more at https://www.technocracy.news/index.php/2016/08/21/university-of-chicago-researchers-use-big-data-to-predict-police-misconduct/.

[groll]

Maybe you should not compare the US cops with the ISIS.  Just typing their group name makes me shiver with fear. 

I do not know why they always kill the black people maybe because it is a stereotype that they are always making trouble and having involved in gang wars.  But as we can see on the video it was maybe the police thought that he was going to fire at him and he just shot him to stop it.  I do not know but may his soul be at peace right now. 

[kurniawaN]

Is there no one punishing the cop?
Police Military maybe?

[Kolder]

Im very curious about title of OP. I think ISIS is incomparable in terms of violence. Im aware that there are many misconduct bu US cops but isis do much terrible things like killing people while they are taking video, burning people alive then eat them and Slaving many christian people. That's why my hatred to them is deepest from the bottom of my heart

[ImHacked]

I feel sorry for that black guy who was shot by the US police officer.    I beg to disagree with the comparison of ISIS and the US cops as I think ISIS were really terrible and incomparable.  This cop was really wrong if the allegation is correct that he just shot this guy when he told him that he have a license of carrying firearm and just trying to grab the license. Maybe that cop was drinking too much coffee or just being too paranood that he thought that he may just want to shoot him.  Anyways, justice should prevail.

[BADecker]

I feel sorry for that black guy who was shot by the US police officer.    I beg to disagree with the comparison of ISIS and the US cops as I think ISIS were really terrible and incomparable.  This cop was really wrong if the allegation is correct that he just shot this guy when he told him that he have a license of carrying firearm and just trying to grab the license. Maybe that cop was drinking too much coffee or just being too paranood that he thought that he may just want to shoot him.  Anyways, justice should prevail.

You really need to see that whenever there is a whistle blower among the cops, who rats out a bad cop, the rest of the blue brotherhood make life really terrible for their fellow cop who ratted.

If cops were good, it would be the other way around. Once they found out through an informer who was one of their own, that a fellow cop was bad, they would cheer that cop who pointed out the evil among them.

Cops, like members of ISIS, often don't like the situation they are in. But rather than leave, or turn State's evidence on department wickedness, they join in the evil.

[BADecker]

For nine years, DEA withholds names of masked agents...

A few years ago, I wrote about the raid on Geraldine and Caroline Burley for the Huffington Post:

When Caroline Burley, now 51, first heard the boom around 5:30 on the evening of June 13, [2007] it sounded like it had come from outside her bedroom window. She rushed to investigate, and as she came out of the room, a man with a gun confronted her, threw her into a wall and then hurled her to the floor. A SWAT team had burst through her front door. Wearing only her nightgown, she asked for mercy. She recently had back surgery, she explained. Instead, one officer, then another kept her close to the floor by putting a boot in her back, according to court filings.

Caroline's mother, Geraldine Burley, was sitting at her computer in the basement when she heard a loud thud overhead, followed by a scream from her daughter and a man's voice ordering Caroline Burley to the floor.

Read more at https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/the-watch/wp/2016/08/30/for-nine-years-dea-withholds-names-of-masked-agents-who-violently-raided-two-innocent-women-federal-court-shrugs/?utm_term=.585aa47acbd7.

[BADecker]

Fired for not shooting, West Virginia cop breaks silence

A Marine veteran says he was fired from the Weirton, West Virginia Police Department because he did not shoot an armed black man who was looking for "suicide by cop." Two other officers arrived and killed the man, whose gun was not loaded.

Stephen Mader, 25, answered a call on May 6 from a distraught woman who said her boyfriend was trying to commit suicide. He tried to de-escalate the situation using his Marine Corps and police academy training, he told the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette. Weirton is a city of about 20,000 in the West Virginia panhandle, 36 miles west of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.

"I saw then he had a gun, but it was not pointed at me," Mader said, describing a silver handgun that Ronald Williams of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania held in his right hand, pointed at the ground. Williams, 23 and known as "RJ," told the officer to "just shoot me."

"And I told him, 'I'm not going to shoot you brother'," Mader told the Post-Gazette. "I thought I was going to be able to talk to him and de-escalate it. I knew it was a suicide-by-cop."

At that point, two other officers arrived. Williams walked towards them, waving the gun, and they shot him. Police later established that the gun had not been loaded. Mader and the two other officers are white; Williams was black.

When Mader tried to return to work on May 17, he was told to report to Police Chief Rob Alexander.

"We're putting you on administrative leave and we're going to do an investigation to see if you are going to be an officer here. You put two other officers in danger," Mader recalled the chief saying. On June 7, he was given a termination notice that said he "failed to eliminate a threat" by not shooting Williams.

The following day, Hancock County Prosecutor Jim Davis announced the shooting had been justified, and Chief Alexander told reporters that "all three officers" were back at work and doing well.

Read more at https://www.rt.com/usa/359218-cop-fired-not-shooting/.

[BADecker]

A new video shows the moments before and after Charlotte police fatally shot Keith Scott

The video, taken by Scott's wife, Rakeyia, and published by NBC News and The New York Times, does not display the shooting itself. But she can be heard pleading with officers not to shoot her husband and repeatedly saying, "He has no weapon."

Keith Scott's Wife's Recording of Charlotte Shooting (Exclusive Video) | NBC News

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NI_sQDHEbRU


Read more at http://www.businessinsider.com/new-video-from-keith-scott-shooting-published-2016-9.

[shapeshiftscam]

Where are you from, do you hate USA very much? USA is my dream country, because villas and super cars are super cheaper there.

[BADecker]

Where are you from, do you hate USA very much? USA is my dream country, because villas and super cars are super cheaper there.

Where are you a cop now?   

[saddampbuh]

The video, taken by Scott's wife, Rakeyia, and published by NBC News and The New York Times, does not display the shooting itself. But she can be heard pleading with officers not to shoot her husband and repeatedly saying, "He has no weapon."

they've released a photo of his gun at the scene in case you didnt know

[RoomBot]

The video, taken by Scott's wife, Rakeyia, and published by NBC News and The New York Times, does not display the shooting itself. But she can be heard pleading with officers not to shoot her husband and repeatedly saying, "He has no weapon."

they've released a photo of his gun at the scene in case you didnt know

It wasn't there in previous video shots.  It was PLANTED.

[gentlemand]

Where are you from, do you hate USA very much? USA is my dream country, because villas and super cars are super cheaper there.

I've spent many months in the US. There are no supercars there. Everyone drives pickups or boring old beaters. In about 20,000 miles of driving the most interesting vehicles I saw were 5 Corvettes.

Another thing I did was to do everything possible to avoid the cops. American 'justice' is not something I'd ever, ever want to get swallowed up by. They're effectively militarised. That's not what a police force should ever be.

[RoomBot]

I highly recommend the movie / documentary, "Where to Invade Next?" by Michael Moore.

The world has adopted the best ideas of the American Dream....and our country, the USA, has become a nightmare -- watch it!

[BADecker]

Where are you from, do you hate USA very much? USA is my dream country, because villas and super cars are super cheaper there.

I've spent many months in the US. There are no supercars there. Everyone drives pickups or boring old beaters. In about 20,000 miles of driving the most interesting vehicles I saw were 5 Corvettes.

Another thing I did was to do everything possible to avoid the cops. American 'justice' is not something I'd ever, ever want to get swallowed up by. They're effectively militarised. That's not what a police force should ever be.

Then study Karl Lentz. Even foreigners can stand up as a man/woman in court, and shut the US or State governments down if they do it right. http://www.broadmind.org/

[RoomBot]

Cops finally released their bodycam vid:

Suspect had NOTHING in his hands & was handcuffed when executed.

http://www.charlotteobserver.com/news/local/crime/article103973781.html

[virtualx]

Where are you from, do you hate USA very much? USA is my dream country, because villas and super cars are super cheaper there.

Where are you a cop now?   

There are serious cases but it's not ISIS, c'mon. They don't cut of genitals, blow up entire cities or go on a killing spree with a machine gun. Sure there are problems and those need to be addressed.

[RoomBot]

Where are you from, do you hate USA very much? USA is my dream country, because villas and super cars are super cheaper there.

Where are you a cop now?    

There are serious cases but it's not ISIS, c'mon. They don't cut of genitals, blow up entire cities or go on a killing spree with a machine gun. Sure there are problems and those need to be addressed.

Are you referring to Guantanamo Bay?  (Not necessarily in that order.)

I must be confused.

[virtualx]

Where are you from, do you hate USA very much? USA is my dream country, because villas and super cars are super cheaper there.

Where are you a cop now?    

There are serious cases but it's not ISIS, c'mon. They don't cut of genitals, blow up entire cities or go on a killing spree with a machine gun. Sure there are problems and those need to be addressed.

Are you referring to Guantanamo Bay?  (Not necessarily in that order.)

I must be confused.

Are you asking BADecker? I must be confused.

[RoomBot]

Hell no!

If I am asking @BADecker anything, I must be confused!!!


 


QED

Confused bot.

[BADecker]

Where are you from, do you hate USA very much? USA is my dream country, because villas and super cars are super cheaper there.

Where are you a cop now?   

There are serious cases but it's not ISIS, c'mon. They don't cut of genitals, blow up entire cities or go on a killing spree with a machine gun. Sure there are problems and those need to be addressed.

The difference is that ISIS is expected to do all the bad things that they do. Cops are expected to NOT do all the bad things that they do. Relatively, cops are way worse.

To say it bluntly, if you set the cops down in ISIS-land, they would be bad enough that they'd scare the s**t right out of ISIS. The good part is that any time we need protection from cops, all we need to do is bring a bunch of ISIS over here to distract the cops away from us.

[Gyfts]

Can't tell if you're being serious if making this comparison for rhetoric.

[saddampbuh]

It wasn't there in previous video shots.  It was PLANTED.

you can see the holster on his ankle in the video, go to 0:26

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BKbaXeRr4q4

[Zosuda]

There will always be corrupt cops when you fire one another is sometimes hired.

[gabmen]

There will always be corrupt cops when you fire one another is sometimes hired.

well although there are cases with evidences wherein cops actually do nasty things, comparing it to isis really doesn't cut it. I mean in general there's no really comparison to what isis is doing whatever their reason is

[RoomBot]

There will always be corrupt cops when you fire one another is sometimes hired.

well although there are cases with evidences wherein cops actually do nasty things, comparing it to isis really doesn't cut it. I mean in general there's no really comparison to what isis is doing whatever their reason is

Well said!

This is one of many faulty premise threads on BCT.

Reader beware.

[AdolfinWolf]

Funny how you guys compare a Governmental-organisation which rescues thousands of lives every day with a terrorist group that blows themselves up in the desert, executes journalists, damages our society , infrastructure and freedom.

[fiscorcle]

He was just peacefully smoking weed in his car when the cops wanted to arrest him. Then they think his book was a gun and I believe the one that they posted in a photo was planted as well.

[BADecker]

There will always be corrupt cops when you fire one another is sometimes hired.

well although there are cases with evidences wherein cops actually do nasty things, comparing it to isis really doesn't cut it. I mean in general there's no really comparison to what isis is doing whatever their reason is

Well said!

This is one of many faulty premise threads on BCT.

Reader beware.

Cops would do everything ISIS does if they didn't have to worry about being lynched.

[20kevin20]

ISIS has been created by the US government, so no surprise to me. Cops do not have anything to do with ISIS, but some of them are actually taught to confront us. It's the world we are living in, it's the globalization that is needed.

[BADecker]

Funny how you guys compare a Governmental-organisation which rescues thousands of lives every day with a terrorist group that blows themselves up in the desert, executes journalists, damages our society , infrastructure and freedom.

Cops are too smart to blow themselves up in deserts. And they help people because it is their job. After all, they want to get paid. If they didn't help people, there wouldn't be any reason for them, and they would lose not only their good pay, but their opportunities to torture people now and again.

[BADecker]

ISIS has been created by the US government, so no surprise to me. Cops do not have anything to do with ISIS, but some of them are actually taught to confront us. It's the world we are living in, it's the globalization that is needed.

Right! And it was U.S. cop and military teachers who taught ISIS their military training.

[igorokavg13]

nearly every time one of these blacks gets shot it turns out the police had a good reason once all the facts are known

I also think that all this hysteria is overblown by the press. Crime thus takes revenge on the cops for their work.

[igorokavg13]

There will always be corrupt cops when you fire one another is sometimes hired.

well although there are cases with evidences wherein cops actually do nasty things, comparing it to isis really doesn't cut it. I mean in general there's no really comparison to what isis is doing whatever their reason is

Well said!

This is one of many faulty premise threads on BCT.

Reader beware.

Cops would do everything ISIS does if they didn't have to worry about being lynched.


I also think that all this hysteria is overblown by the press. Crime thus takes revenge on the cops for their work.

[Tyrantt]

Dindus are doing stupid shit that gets them shot, if a police officer tell orders you something, you don't start running away from him, you dont start grabbing your pockets or start arguing with him, just stfu and cooperate, if you did nothing wrong you have nothing to be scared of.. god...

[BADecker]

Sioux Activists and Backers Prepare for Cold Winter of Resistance at Standing Rock ND

UPDATE: Shortly after this program was aired, and after this article linking to the podcast was posted, a group of praying Lakota at the Standing Rock protest site were confronted by at least 40 deputies of the Monroe County ND Sheriff's office. They reported that the deputies -- in full riot gear -- aimed their guns at the unarmed men, women and children, and arrested 21 of them. One elderly Lakota woman in her 80s reported that in all her life living on the reservation "I never had a gun pointed at me until these sheriff's did it." She called the experience "terrifying."

A Vietnam-era veteran living abroad who is Lakota said he fears that the current Standing Rock resistance movement could end in another massacre. He says that a friend from the days of the '73 AIM occupation in Wounded Knee wrote him saying, "Standing Rock is not Wounded Knee 1973 –- they're not armed, they have no cover, no security. This is more like the first Wounded Knee." That Wounded Knee was when US Army troops in 1890 raided a Lakota encampment and massacred some 300 Lakota men, women and children.

Read more at http://thiscantbehappening.net/node/3311.

[gabmen]

There will always be corrupt cops when you fire one another is sometimes hired.

well although there are cases with evidences wherein cops actually do nasty things, comparing it to isis really doesn't cut it. I mean in general there's no really comparison to what isis is doing whatever their reason is

Well said!

This is one of many faulty premise threads on BCT.

Reader beware.

Cops would do everything ISIS does if they didn't have to worry about being lynched.

I don't think so with all due respect good sir. Most cops are actually just doing what they're supposed to do, protecting people and bringing order. Isis on the other hand is bent on terrorism, involving innocent people to suffer. Let's all admit, It's unfortunate that there are other cops that abuse the authority given to them and definitely these people should be reprimanded, but generalizing cops and even comparing them to isis is, for me, unfair to most of them doing their work honestly.

[ridery99]

Nothing wrong with the cops but Hillary and Obama should stop those false flag cop killings and murdering all those black people.

[indijim]

Cops, just like any group in normal society has some good and some bad individual. Occasionally one might shoot an innocent person in a tense situation. But Isis, this is not a group, but rather a collection of sadist.

[BADecker]

Library Worker Beaten and Arrested for Peacefully Defending ...

Kansas City, KS — Since 9/11, the American police state has been constantly trying to outdo itself in the oppression of civil rights. From the Patriot Act to National Security Letters to warrantless wiretapping to militarized protest crackdowns, the State has been unable to hide its authoritarian desires.

The oppression of rights and free speech was put on full display recently at the Kansas City Public Library, where a senior library staff member was brutally taken down and arrested by police and private security officers — for peacefully intervening in the harassment of a library patron.

The armed guards were present as security detail for Dennis Ross, champion of the Israeli lobby and former Bush official who pushed for the Iraq invasion. Ross was giving a talk called "Truman and Israel."

Steve Woolfolk, director of public relations at the library, became the victim of abuse when he tried to remind the security detail of library policy after an audience member was forcibly removed from the microphone during the Q&A session.

The library hosts several speaking events every month, and Woolfolk knew this would be one of the more controversial events where the library makes a rare exception allowing armed security guards. The library has conditions when security details are brought in for speakers.

According to the Bill of Rights Defense Committee (BRDC):

"First, nobody could be forcibly removed for asking an unpopular question. Second, nobody could be removed at all without consulting with the library staff, who would only allow an individual to be removed if staff concluded they were an imminent threat."

Woolfolk had positioned himself near the stage where people ask questions, prepared to ask those who went on too long to give up the microphone for the next person. Jeremy Rothe-Kushel was first up.

Read more at http://thefreethoughtproject.com/library-worker-beaten-arrested-defending-free-speech/.

[BADecker]

Education in a Police State -- At Least Four Children Tased ...

(RT) — At least four students have been tased by police officers just over a month into the school year, adding their cases to some worrisome statistics: Since 2011, nearly 100 US children have been tased by school-based officers.

An electroshock weapon was last used on a 15-year old student at Middleton High School in Wisconsin on September 22. The teenager reportedly spotted people he knew trying to enter the school during lunch time. He became agitated and got into a fight with the group, with whom he'd previously had problems. Police tried to break up the fight and at one point, one of the officers shocked the 15-year-old with a Taser.

Weeks before that case, a school-based police officer tased two female students when deputies at a Florida high school tried to break up a fight.

The brawl at Leesburg High School was was captured on video. It shows the officers trying to unsuccessfully separate the girls. One of the officers can then be seen pulling out a taser, because it was "the safest way" to stop the fight, the sheriff's office later said.

Read more at http://thefreethoughtproject.com/education-school-taser-police-state/.

[indijim]

Education in a Police State -- At Least Four Children Tased ...

(RT) — At least four students have been tased by police officers just over a month into the school year, adding their cases to some worrisome statistics: Since 2011, nearly 100 US children have been tased by school-based officers.

An electroshock weapon was last used on a 15-year old student at Middleton High School in Wisconsin on September 22. The teenager reportedly spotted people he knew trying to enter the school during lunch time. He became agitated and got into a fight with the group, with whom he'd previously had problems. Police tried to break up the fight and at one point, one of the officers shocked the 15-year-old with a Taser.

Weeks before that case, a school-based police officer tased two female students when deputies at a Florida high school tried to break up a fight.

The brawl at Leesburg High School was was captured on video. It shows the officers trying to unsuccessfully separate the girls. One of the officers can then be seen pulling out a taser, because it was "the safest way" to stop the fight, the sheriff's office later said.

Read more at http://thefreethoughtproject.com/education-school-taser-police-state/.

Tasing saves lives, giving the officer an option that's not a gun. But you don't need to taise kids. 15 year old are not kids. It's not like these "Kids" were walking along dilivering cookies when they were ambushed by cops.

[Loepuenkyou]

iam never afraid about ISIS
and nothing iSIS can invation to US

[Xester]

Uhm.  I do not know but it seems like that.   US cops are becoming the headlines nowadays.  Their favorite victims were the black people.  They judging people based on their colors or looks.  But not all police were like that.  I still see more good cops on the news. 

ISIS were the evil of all evil.  They kill for money so I think US cops were nothing evil compared to them.

[BADecker]

Uhm.  I do not know but it seems like that.   US cops are becoming the headlines nowadays.  Their favorite victims were the black people.  They judging people based on their colors or looks.  But not all police were like that.  I still see more good cops on the news. 

ISIS were the evil of all evil.  They kill for money so I think US cops were nothing evil compared to them.

Cops get paid. When they kill, they do it for the fun of it.   

[indijim]

Uhm.  I do not know but it seems like that.   US cops are becoming the headlines nowadays.  Their favorite victims were the black people.  They judging people based on their colors or looks.  But not all police were like that.  I still see more good cops on the news. 

ISIS were the evil of all evil.  They kill for money so I think US cops were nothing evil compared to them.

The US is very big country. If you search local news, there's never a shortage of situations of all kinds. When you see something like Cops shooting a black person continously in the media, it's because they are trying to push those kinds of story, where in other times they would have just gotten local coverage, rather than national.

[virtualx]

Uhm.  I do not know but it seems like that.   US cops are becoming the headlines nowadays.  Their favorite victims were the black people.  They judging people based on their colors or looks.  But not all police were like that.  I still see more good cops on the news. 

ISIS were the evil of all evil.  They kill for money so I think US cops were nothing evil compared to them.

The US is very big country. If you search local news, there's never a shortage of situations of all kinds. When you see something like Cops shooting a black person continously in the media, it's because they are trying to push those kinds of story, where in other times they would have just gotten local coverage, rather than national.

Media always pushes this type of stories because it sells. It's entertainment only. If you want to know about a country get into the government, not media 

[BADecker]

Dallas Cops Retire In Droves

The Dallas police and firefighters pension fund has just 45% of the money it needs to cover benefits. The fund rates to be out of money in 15 years at the current rate of withdrawals.

For those eligible, the sane thing to do is retire and take a lump sum payout before the money is all gone.

That's precisely what's happening, and it is further pressuring the system.

Read more at http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2016-10-17/dallas-cops-retire-droves-take-lump-sum-pensions-fearing-money-isnt-there-and-it-isn.

[Tyrantt]

ISIS is nothing compared to the US corrupted government. if they weren't everywhere in the world making trouble and firing up conflicts mostly none of the todays terrorist organisations wouldn't exist. Don't blame the cops, blame the government for doing a very,very poor job.

[BADecker]

ISIS is nothing compared to the US corrupted government. if they weren't everywhere in the world making trouble and firing up conflicts mostly none of the todays terrorist organisations wouldn't exist. Don't blame the cops, blame the government for doing a very,very poor job.

Cops, the American arm of the corrupt government.    

EDIT: If there were no cops or military, the corrupt government wouldn't have the strength to do anything.

[virtualx]

ISIS is nothing compared to the US corrupted government. if they weren't everywhere in the world making trouble and firing up conflicts mostly none of the todays terrorist organisations wouldn't exist. Don't blame the cops, blame the government for doing a very,very poor job.

Cops, the American arm of the corrupt government.    

EDIT: If there were no cops or military, the corrupt government wouldn't have the strength to do anything.

Governments control banks to some extend. I wouldn't necessarily agree with that statement. You're quite a pessimist about the government. I think comparing ISIS to  government is like comparing Chernobyl to Disneyland. It doesn't make sense, at all.

[BADecker]

ISIS is nothing compared to the US corrupted government. if they weren't everywhere in the world making trouble and firing up conflicts mostly none of the todays terrorist organisations wouldn't exist. Don't blame the cops, blame the government for doing a very,very poor job.

Cops, the American arm of the corrupt government.    

EDIT: If there were no cops or military, the corrupt government wouldn't have the strength to do anything.

Governments control banks to some extend. I wouldn't necessarily agree with that statement. You're quite a pessimist about the government. I think comparing ISIS to  government is like comparing Chernobyl to Disneyland. It doesn't make sense, at all.

What? You haven't seen all the info that shows that the U.S. is supporting ISIS? Google "U.S. supports ISIS" and look through several pages. You will find lots of info on how the U.S. is supporting ISIS. Even Ron Paul has shown us that this is so - http://www.ronpaul.com/2015-08-08/us-intelligence-confirms-us-support-for-isis/. So why would anybody think that government is not trying to do something similar in America? One major reason it isn't working here is that common law can overthrow government here, and government doesn't want us to get the idea of how to use common law correctly.

[BADecker]

VICTORY! State Disbands Cops Who Robbed Innocent People's Life Savings, Victims Reimbursed

One of the worst states engaging in civil asset forfeiture, better known as "policing for profit," suffered a blow in its campaign to rob innocent people of their cash and assets. After withering criticism and a lawsuit it couldn't win, Iowa's "Drug Interdiction Team" was disbanded on December 6.

"The so-called "interdiction" unit's key focus was to stop vehicles traveling along Interstate Highway 80 suspected of being involved in drugs or other crimes. It was a part of the Iowa Department of Public Safety and had become a target in recent years from critics who alleged the team used unconstitutional practices to seize private property for law enforcement profits."

This special group of State Troopers used every trick in the book to engage in warrantless searches of people's vehicles, after pulling them over for minor "offenses" like failure to use a turn signal. Using flimsy excuses such as a dirty car, the odor of air freshener, or fidgeting, the cops would ransack vehicles in hopes of finding any amount of suspected drugs or paraphernalia.

The cops would then make up suspicions about "criminal activity" and use Iowa's broad civil asset forfeiture laws to seize cash, assets and vehicles of the occupants – with no charge or proof of a crime. Even if no charges are filed or the person is found innocent, he or she must prove to a court they obtained their cash or property legally, incurring attorney and court fees.

Using these devious methods, Iowa law enforcement has raked in more than $55 million in cash since 1985 and 4,200 vehicles since 1991. It's entirely unknown how much the cops took in other valuables such as guns, jewelry, furniture and artwork, as no records are kept for those items.

The Des Moines Register began exposing Iowa's egregious use of civil asset forfeiture after a 2013 incident. Two California gamblers were traveling through Iowa with $100,000 in cash, and were pulled over for allegedly not using a turn signal. Having a California license plate, this was a golden opportunity for the "interdiction" team.

The cops used alleged "fidgeting and nervousness" to justify their search, which found a small bit of cannabis. It didn't matter than both the men had California medical cannabis cards. After arguing the search was illegal, $90,000 was returned to the men, who filed a federal civil lawsuit in 2014 for damages, stating "the troopers had no probable cause to detain the men for a search of their vehicle and that officers had been taught improper techniques for justifying the search."

Iowa settled the case by awarding the men an additional $60,000, on the same day it disbanded the Drug Interdiction Team.

"The true importance of this lawsuit was that it forced the state of Iowa to re-examine its decades-long practice of pushing the constitutional boundaries of the state's civil asset forfeiture law and to disband the Iowa Drug Interdiction Team," said Glen Downey, attorney for the gamblers.

Read more and check the links at http://thefreethoughtproject.com/state-disbands-forfeiture-team-of-cops-robbing-motorists-reimburses-innocent-victims/.

[bryant.coleman]

Governments control banks to some extend. I wouldn't necessarily agree with that statement. You're quite a pessimist about the government. I think comparing ISIS to  government is like comparing Chernobyl to Disneyland. It doesn't make sense, at all.

There can by only two reasons to make such a statement (that ISIS is equivalent to the US cops). The first one may be a complete ignorance of what the ISIS is, and what sort of atrocities and barbarities they are capable of. The second reason may be a desperate attempt to whitewash the ISIS atrocities, by comparing them with the cops.

[BADecker]

Governments control banks to some extend. I wouldn't necessarily agree with that statement. You're quite a pessimist about the government. I think comparing ISIS to  government is like comparing Chernobyl to Disneyland. It doesn't make sense, at all.

There can by only two reasons to make such a statement (that ISIS is equivalent to the US cops). The first one may be a complete ignorance of what the ISIS is, and what sort of atrocities and barbarities they are capable of. The second reason may be a desperate attempt to whitewash the ISIS atrocities, by comparing them with the cops.

There is at least one reason that is a third reason. It is to show that cops are becoming as bad as ISIS, so that we wake up to our rights, and stop it while it is easy to stop.


Precedent Set -- Man Found Not Guilty for Shooting 3 Cops During No-Knock Raid

Corpus Christi, TX — Ray Rosas is a free man tonight after a jury of his peers found him not guilty of shooting three Corpus Christi police officers on February 19, 2015. On that day, early in the morning, CCPD executed a no-knock search warrant, forcing entry into the home without first knocking and announcing they were the police.

A flash bang grenade was fired into Rosas' bedroom, reportedly stunning the 47-year-old, who then opened fire on the intruders. Three officers were wounded; officers Steven Ruebelmann, Steven Brown, and Andrew Jordan. Police were looking for drugs and Rosas' nephew, who they suspected to be a dealer. However, the unnamed nephew was not home at the time of the raid.

Rosas spent nearly 2 years in jail awaiting trial, which concluded Tuesday with a Nueces County jury finding him not guilty. Rosas' defense maintained, based on statements he made immediately following the shooting and later in jail that he did not know the men breaking into his home were police officers and there was no way he could've known, having been disoriented by the flash-bang stun grenade. "The case is so easy, this is a self-defense case," said Rosas' lawyer in closing arguments.

Rosas originally faced three counts of attempted capital murder, but the prosecution dropped those charges just before the trial began, opting instead to try him for three counts of aggravated assault on the police officers. The jury sided with his defense attorney's argument he had a right to defend his home and found him not guilty on all charges.

Read more, and click the links, at http://thefreethoughtproject.com/no-knock-raid-exonerated-shooting-cops/.

[Megaquake]

What really caused Philando Castile and Diamond "Lavish" Reynolds to be pulled over? Well it wasn't because of a busted tail light as she stated several times, he matched the description of a robbery suspect . The media put out a false narrative and innocent people have DIED because of LIES and the media pushing their agenda instead of getting FACTS

[chixka000]

Governments control banks to some extend. I wouldn't necessarily agree with that statement. You're quite a pessimist about the government. I think comparing ISIS to  government is like comparing Chernobyl to Disneyland. It doesn't make sense, at all.

There can by only two reasons to make such a statement (that ISIS is equivalent to the US cops). The first one may be a complete ignorance of what the ISIS is, and what sort of atrocities and barbarities they are capable of. The second reason may be a desperate attempt to whitewash the ISIS atrocities, by comparing them with the cops.

If both things results in the same thing then i could probably say that there is really no difference at all. Now in this case if they both kill innocent people then this makes sense at all. I am not familiar on the US corps tho.

[BADecker]

Governments control banks to some extend. I wouldn't necessarily agree with that statement. You're quite a pessimist about the government. I think comparing ISIS to  government is like comparing Chernobyl to Disneyland. It doesn't make sense, at all.

There can by only two reasons to make such a statement (that ISIS is equivalent to the US cops). The first one may be a complete ignorance of what the ISIS is, and what sort of atrocities and barbarities they are capable of. The second reason may be a desperate attempt to whitewash the ISIS atrocities, by comparing them with the cops.

If both things results in the same thing then i could probably say that there is really no difference at all. Now in this case if they both kill innocent people then this makes sense at all. I am not familiar on the US corps tho.

Google "police brutality" for starters.   

[BADecker]

Two Entire Police Depts Shut Down During FBI Raids Over Massive DEA Drug Ring Conspiracy

"They're basically treating these buildings like crime scenes."

Tangipahoa Parish, LA — A massive raid was carried out by the FBI on Thursday of  Tangipahoa Parish Sheriff's Office and the Hammond Police Department. The raids were part of a year-long investigation into a U.S. Drug Enforcement Agency task force accused of a massive conspiracy to rob drug dealers and profit from selling the stolen narcotics.

According to the Advocate, two former members of the New Orleans-based task force — both of whom worked for the Tangipahoa Parish Sheriff's Office — are facing federal charges, and one pleaded guilty earlier this year to state drug conspiracy charges.

During the raids on Thursday, both departments were completely shut down as FBI agents seized computers, cellphones and case files. The raids involved an earlier investigation the Free Thought Project reported on in March.

After Tangipahoa Parish Sheriff's Office Deputy and DEA task force member Johnny Domingue took a plea deal and began rolling over on his co-conspirators, the FBI has nabbed more crooked cops.

Before he started selling out his fellow criminal DEA cops, Domingue acknowledged that drugs had been stolen "with the dual purpose of ingesting them and selling them for profit." He also admitted to selling cocaine that had been stored in evidence bags at the DEA's office in Metairie.

During the raid on Dominque's house in January, authorities found a whopping 300 grams of cocaine hydrochloride, oxycodone pills, methadone, Xanax and "a voluminous number of manila envelopes that contained additional prescription medications," according to court documents.

Read more at http://thefreethoughtproject.com/entire-police-dept-raid-fbi-massive-dea-drug-ring-conspiracy/#WB8qoLBMSMC4wPjg.99.

[Sithara007]

If both things results in the same thing then i could probably say that there is really no difference at all. Now in this case if they both kill innocent people then this makes sense at all. I am not familiar on the US corps tho.

It is just propaganda. I don't think that the American cops kill innocent people without any reason. And it is not race related, in my opinion. A lot of whites get killed every year as well.

[BADecker]

Elderly Man Mauled As Police Sic K9 on Him for Rescuing His Neighbor's Cat

While rescuing his neighbor's cat from a construction area, retired sound engineer, Richard May, 64, was attacked, brought to the ground, viciously mauled by a k9, and then arrested by a sadistic officer who would photograph his kill. May is in court this week attempting to seek justice for that horrific evening involving a deputy and his dog with the San Mateo County Sheriff's Department.

On the night of January 1, 2015, May was conducting, what he thought to be, a good deed. He was helping his 73-year-old neighbor, Sharon Coster, rescue her cat, Domino who'd climbed up construction scaffolding on an unfinished building next door.

As May was climbing up the scaffolding to retrieve the black and white cat, he recalls the K9 biting into his right leg. During this week's trial, May recalled to the eight-member jury that the bite was "extremely painful."

Read more at http://thefreethoughtproject.com/elderly-man-mauled-as-police-sic-k9-on-him-for-rescuing-his-neighbors-cat/.

[GreenBits]

Elderly Man Mauled As Police Sic K9 on Him for Rescuing His Neighbor's Cat

While rescuing his neighbor's cat from a construction area, retired sound engineer, Richard May, 64, was attacked, brought to the ground, viciously mauled by a k9, and then arrested by a sadistic officer who would photograph his kill. May is in court this week attempting to seek justice for that horrific evening involving a deputy and his dog with the San Mateo County Sheriff's Department.

On the night of January 1, 2015, May was conducting, what he thought to be, a good deed. He was helping his 73-year-old neighbor, Sharon Coster, rescue her cat, Domino who'd climbed up construction scaffolding on an unfinished building next door.

As May was climbing up the scaffolding to retrieve the black and white cat, he recalls the K9 biting into his right leg. During this week's trial, May recalled to the eight-member jury that the bite was "extremely painful."

Read more at http://thefreethoughtproject.com/elderly-man-mauled-as-police-sic-k9-on-him-for-rescuing-his-neighbors-cat/.

And our police state has enhanced powers under the current administration.

Let me add to the clusterfuck that is modern policing theory in America:

http://www.nbcnewyork.com/news/local/Burning-Man-Beaten-Police-Officers-Jersey-City-Chase-Was-Innocent-Bystander-427098313.html

An innocent man was beaten by cops after a police chase and shooting that ended in a fiery crash in Jersey City Sunday night, prosecutors say.
The man seen on video being kicked by officers on Tonnelle Avenue turned out to be a bystander who suffered burns in the crash -- not the driver that police officers were pursuing, according to the Hudson County prosecutor's office.
"Our investigators have reviewed the video and we believe with certainty that this man is the bystander from West New York who suffered burns, not Leo Pinkston, the individual pursued by police," said a spokesman for the prosecutor's office.
Jersey City Mayor Steven Fulop says he wants the officers fired.

Be careful guys. This isn't the community policing that our parents grew up with, this is an entirely different beast. And my parents were Black, in Louisiana, during the 60s. That should speak volumes.

[BADecker]

Elderly Man Mauled As Police Sic K9 on Him for Rescuing His Neighbor's Cat

While rescuing his neighbor's cat from a construction area, retired sound engineer, Richard May, 64, was attacked, brought to the ground, viciously mauled by a k9, and then arrested by a sadistic officer who would photograph his kill. May is in court this week attempting to seek justice for that horrific evening involving a deputy and his dog with the San Mateo County Sheriff's Department.

On the night of January 1, 2015, May was conducting, what he thought to be, a good deed. He was helping his 73-year-old neighbor, Sharon Coster, rescue her cat, Domino who'd climbed up construction scaffolding on an unfinished building next door.

As May was climbing up the scaffolding to retrieve the black and white cat, he recalls the K9 biting into his right leg. During this week's trial, May recalled to the eight-member jury that the bite was "extremely painful."

Read more at http://thefreethoughtproject.com/elderly-man-mauled-as-police-sic-k9-on-him-for-rescuing-his-neighbors-cat/.

And our police state has enhanced powers under the current administration.

Let me add to the clusterfuck that is modern policing theory in America:

http://www.nbcnewyork.com/news/local/Burning-Man-Beaten-Police-Officers-Jersey-City-Chase-Was-Innocent-Bystander-427098313.html

An innocent man was beaten by cops after a police chase and shooting that ended in a fiery crash in Jersey City Sunday night, prosecutors say.
The man seen on video being kicked by officers on Tonnelle Avenue turned out to be a bystander who suffered burns in the crash -- not the driver that police officers were pursuing, according to the Hudson County prosecutor's office.
"Our investigators have reviewed the video and we believe with certainty that this man is the bystander from West New York who suffered burns, not Leo Pinkston, the individual pursued by police," said a spokesman for the prosecutor's office.
Jersey City Mayor Steven Fulop says he wants the officers fired.

Be careful guys. This isn't the community policing that our parents grew up with, this is an entirely different beast. And my parents were Black, in Louisiana, during the 60s. That should speak volumes.

Three or Four decades ago, some people started finding out what the law really was. But they didn't quite go far enough.

When they started representing themselves in court, their wins became so popular that many people started using their methods. This clogged the courts with cases. The judges fell back on the one thing that they could use to overcome these pro se/sui juris/propria persona people. They fell back on the fact that most of these people had entered into the judge's jurisdiction, and so the judge could rule however he felt. He could even direct the jury on how it must rule.

Because of this, the "patriots" (as they were called) started losing cases, until the government started becoming the dictator it is today.

Here is the thing that many of the patriots lacked in their understanding. It is extremely simple. It works like this. You file a claim, in a court of record, present (not represented at all in any way). That's it. When you know how the law works, a court of record is between two human beings and the jury. The judge is a referee, only. Or, if you make the judge to be your literal judge rather than the jury, he has to judge according to the clear law.

Google and Youtube search on "Karl Lentz common law." Look at http://voidjudgments.com/ and http://1215.org/. Do it Karl Lentz's way.

[joebrook]

Mostly to black people that is, we have seen so much police brutality as if we were still in the 1960's and all of these things happened during the tenure of a black President who cared nothing about his own people being killed and only made speeches about the whole thing. Such an incompetent man.

[Sithara007]

Mostly to black people that is, we have seen so much police brutality as if we were still in the 1960's and all of these things happened during the tenure of a black President who cared nothing about his own people being killed and only made speeches about the whole thing. Such an incompetent man.

The black people are not disproportionately targeted by the cops. The African Americans are more likely to commit crimes, and that may be one of the reasons why a larger percentage of them have to deal with police action. But that said, a white criminal is actually more likely to be facing police action, when compared to a black criminal.

[GreenBits]

Mostly to black people that is, we have seen so much police brutality as if we were still in the 1960's and all of these things happened during the tenure of a black President who cared nothing about his own people being killed and only made speeches about the whole thing. Such an incompetent man.

The black people are not disproportionately targeted by the cops. The African Americans are more likely to commit crimes, and that may be one of the reasons why a larger percentage of them have to deal with police action. But that said, a white criminal is actually more likely to be facing police action, when compared to a black criminal.

If you can't perceive the bias, you will never see the dysfunction

[matuson]

In America there are entire neighborhoods in which African Americans live and there is very developed criminality. The cops know about this and the habit to pay more attention to African-Americans have with all the cops. Even if the COP himself is black.

[Sithara007]

In America there are entire neighborhoods in which African Americans live and there is very developed criminality. The cops know about this and the habit to pay more attention to African-Americans have with all the cops. Even if the COP himself is black.

It has more to do with the crime rates. The African Americans are almost 10 times as likely as the non-Hispanic whites to indulge in violent crime such as murder, rape and home invasion. So it will not surprise me if the blacks are stopped more by the cops. It has nothing to do with racism. They are just trying to prevent the crimes.

[SimmonenY]

Well, I wouldn't compare cops to ISIS, no matter how racist they are. 

[Palmerson]

To compare the police to ISIS can only be one person who has never experienced live with ISIS. Yes cops can discriminate against African-Americans, but still they adhere to the laws. When dealing with ISIS you have no rights and for them there is no law.

[BADecker]

ISIS is a bad group. They are expected to be bad and wild by everybody. Do they ever do any good? Even members of their own group expect that they may be unexpectedly "sacrificed" to some sudden violent project that the group decides on. If ISIS kills people, it's expected. If ISIS beheads people, it is expected. If ISIS uses suicide bombers, it is expected. They do these kinds of things all the time. Everybody expects them to do these things.


Cops are good people. They are expected to be good and self-controlled by everybody. So, when you see this group of people in blue doing things that ISIS is expected to do, all the while that cops are EXPECTED to be good, that makes them way worse than ISIS.

Cops may not be worse than ISIS in the sense that they are literally out there randomly killing and maiming and destroying. But then, they are expected to be doing the complete and exact opposite.


ISIS is like a wild bulldog, that tears anything and anybody up if it can. Its owner keeps it chained and penned up if he doesn't put it out of everybody's misery.

Cops are like the sweet, well-trained house dog who has been bringing the newspaper to his master for years, helping the family, and doing all kinds of good things. Cops are like this dog suddenly gone rabid when you least expect it.

You know you can't trust ISIS. But don't trust a cop, because he just might turn on you when you least expect it.


You and your best friend in a street gang meet a couple of guys in a rival street gang. You expect that members of the rival gang are going to fight you... could fight with you at any moment. But when your good buddy, one of your own gang members, turns on you suddenly and unexpectedly, who is worse? Members of the other gang who you expected to be against you? Or your own good buddy who you have trusted with your life at times?

Cops are worse than ISIS.

[mariahh]

It's sad the fact that some cops are exploit their power and authority.At least they aren't all like this.A policeman's job is to protect the citizen and not to sentence him and use him like a experimental animal.Both of police officers and citizens must respect each other, and cops they aren't compared with terrorists.Police should elimante the terrorism.

[Sithara007]

It's sad the fact that some cops are exploit their power and authority.At least they aren't all like this.A policeman's job is to protect the citizen and not to sentence him and use him like a experimental animal.Both of police officers and citizens must respect each other, and cops they aren't compared with terrorists.Police should elimante the terrorism.

There will be bad apples everywhere. But it will be unfair to blame the entire police force, for the actions of a few. Also, we must remember that being a cop is a very tough job in the United States. Do you know the number of cops who were killed by the criminals in 2016? The number is staggering. But no one is concerned for them.

[Love!]

Guilt by association. This happens in every social group.

Good blacks are "picked on" by the cops because of the bad blacks.

White's are assumed more innocent than blacks because less whites commit crimes. Or at the very  least, don't get caught.

Mainstream Muslims are considered as dangerous as their radicalized counterparts.

All Russians drink Vodka. It's a mob [organized crime] ritual.

And the list goes on.

It's easier to judge people this way than on a case by case basis because there is just too damn many of us on the planet.


There.....I said it.

[Jikalau]

It's sad the fact that some cops are exploit their power and authority.At least they aren't all like this.A policeman's job is to protect the citizen and not to sentence him and use him like a experimental animal.Both of police officers and citizens must respect each other, and cops they aren't compared with terrorists.Police should elimante the terrorism.

Yes I agree with you
The police duty to protect the citizens.
But if isis we all already know that they are the enemy of every country.
And it must be destroyed from the face of this earth.

[GreenBits]

It's sad the fact that some cops are exploit their power and authority.At least they aren't all like this.A policeman's job is to protect the citizen and not to sentence him and use him like a experimental animal.Both of police officers and citizens must respect each other, and cops they aren't compared with terrorists.Police should elimante the terrorism.

There will be bad apples everywhere. But it will be unfair to blame the entire police force, for the actions of a few. Also, we must remember that being a cop is a very tough job in the United States. Do you know the number of cops who were killed by the criminals in 2016? The number is staggering. But no one is concerned for them.

Muslims, Blacks, Hispanics.

Go on.

[BADecker]

It's sad the fact that some cops are exploit their power and authority.At least they aren't all like this.A policeman's job is to protect the citizen and not to sentence him and use him like a experimental animal.Both of police officers and citizens must respect each other, and cops they aren't compared with terrorists.Police should elimante the terrorism.

Yes I agree with you
The police duty to protect the citizens.
But if isis we all already know that they are the enemy of every country.
And it must be destroyed from the face of this earth.

Because when a cop gets you, you might go to trial. But when the mob (the people) gets you, they'll string you up on the spot. This will cut down on wasted court money, wasted money paying cop salaries, and the bad guys will be taken out rather than only slapped... even though a few of the good guys go down with them because of mistakes the mob makes.

[squatz1]

lol what a thread.
US cops are violent that is true,but i think you cannot say that ISIS is better than them lol
Anyway there are many violent cops but not all of them are like this i think,but it is only my opinion.

At least this guy gets it.

People don't understand that in every profession there's going to be some bad eggs in the batch, you can't expect to have clean cut people in every job. Sadly, you're going to get them as well in the Police Force that are a bit too aggressive, maybe too proactive and so on.

But, making a comparison to the US POLICE and a worldwide terrorist organization that makes it their vow to destroy western civilization? That's unreal and that comparison is wildly dumb.

Gosh dude, get a gripe.

[BADecker]

WATCH: Cops Mistake Innocent Man's License for a Fake, So They Beat and Arrest Him





Cops Mistake Innocent Man's License for a Fake, So They Beat and Arrest Him

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CR0H-igRl4w


Read about it at http://thefreethoughtproject.com/az-police-arrest-beat-license/.

[noodle_dam]

I don't like the police either but they are a necessity
while isis is not in this world.

[XinXan]

Of course a fucking badecker post. There are approximately 750,000 "cops" in the US, statistically a few of them are going to be bad in terms of sociopathic or psychopathic behavior, but police agencies vet candidates for those traits, so there are far fewer in that population than the general population. Most cops are good people, sheepdogs who are motivated to protect, and underpaid to do it.

The police in the US definitely have a PR problem for a few reasons:

The police are rarely the bearers of good news, so for most people, their interaction with the police is negative for reasons that are their own fault, or at the very least, not the fault of the police
Americans are bi-polar when it comes to police: we sure want them around when the shit goes down, but the other 99.9995% of the time we wish they'd fuck off and not bother us for speeding, parking illegally, and trying to score a dimebag.
Americans have built a shrine to personal responsibility in the temple of public discourse, yet practice none of it, so when most people get a ticket, or busted for whatever crime, they blame the cop, who is unfairly labeled an asshole
Everyone and their mother has a camera, including the police, so any error on the part of the police, no matter how minor, is played out in the news and social media while the police are shredded by the armies of professionally outraged social warriors armed with keyboards and opinions based on over-hyped headlines, ignorance, and their own agendas. 750,000 cops can't fight off tens of millions of idiots who don't want to hear the truth anyway.
What often looks like police brutality is necessary force, but anytime the cops win a fight, it's police brutality. Anytime the cops lose a fight, we cheer. Yet we still expect them find our stolen TV.
The majority of the time a cop does make a mistake or use unnecessary force, it's due to a judgment error or they were operating on bad information, not because they're bad people. Yet in the media, they're instantly labeled a racist, violent, pig before the investigation even starts.
The tiny percentage of cops that are actually bad often are terminated or prosecuted, but a few high profile cases in recent memory where they were not have tainted the public's opinion of how we watch the watchmen.
I'm not saying the police are perfect, there are plenty of active & retired police that will admit the failures of the police. Sometimes you'll get pulled over by an officer that's a bit of an asshole. They're human; they have bad days too, pet peeves, and personalities that clash with the people they interact with. That doesn't make them bad.

Their image in the US and therefore abroad, is entirely focused on a few flecks of shit in a sea of diamonds. The police interact with millions of civilians every day without major incident, policing a huge territory with an armed, anti-authoritarian and often discourteous population for very little pay. The biggest problem with police in the US is the society, not the police themselves.

People are not perfect, cops are people and some of them are going to be bad people, comparing cops to ISIS is just fucking retarded but expected from someone like badecker.

[gumbyclaus]

So you are comparing ISIS to cops? I mean, i think you can't do that.
Both are agressive, but if you meant to know who would win i think it's more than obvious.

[BADecker]

So you are comparing ISIS to cops? I mean, i think you can't do that.
Both are agressive, but if you meant to know who would win i think it's more than obvious.

People compare apples and oranges. I mean, consider their skins. Oranges have much thicker skins. Cops must be oranges.

[XinXan]

So you are comparing ISIS to cops? I mean, i think you can't do that.
Both are agressive, but if you meant to know who would win i think it's more than obvious.

People compare apples and oranges. I mean, consider their skins. Oranges have much thicker skins. Cops must be oranges.

No people use the quote ''you are comparing apples to oranges'' when two items or groups of items are compared that cannot be practically compared. Basically like what you did. You can read my post above to fully explain why your post is retarded, I know you ignored it because you don't have an argument for it.

[BADecker]

So you are comparing ISIS to cops? I mean, i think you can't do that.
Both are agressive, but if you meant to know who would win i think it's more than obvious.

People compare apples and oranges. I mean, consider their skins. Oranges have much thicker skins. Cops must be oranges.

No people use the quote ''you are comparing apples to oranges'' when two items or groups of items are compared that cannot be practically compared. Basically like what you did. You can read my post above to fully explain why your post is retarded, I know you ignored it because you don't have an argument for it.

LOL! Actually, I kinda liked your post you are referring to. The fact that you are irritated enough with things I say to badmouth me, shows that I am posting in the right direction.

The idea that cops and ISIS is like comparing apples with oranges, shows the fallacy in the idea that apples and oranges can't be compared. They CAN be compared. Everything can be compared in one way or another.

Wake up, Dude. You need to start thinking if you want a fulfilled life. However, as Solomon said, "The more the wisdom, the more the pain." So, maybe you would rather not wake up so much after all, eh?

[XinXan]

So you are comparing ISIS to cops? I mean, i think you can't do that.
Both are agressive, but if you meant to know who would win i think it's more than obvious.

People compare apples and oranges. I mean, consider their skins. Oranges have much thicker skins. Cops must be oranges.

No people use the quote ''you are comparing apples to oranges'' when two items or groups of items are compared that cannot be practically compared. Basically like what you did. You can read my post above to fully explain why your post is retarded, I know you ignored it because you don't have an argument for it.

LOL! Actually, I kinda liked your post you are referring to. The fact that you are irritated enough with things I say to badmouth me, shows that I am posting in the right direction.

The idea that cops and ISIS is like comparing apples with oranges, shows the fallacy in the idea that apples and oranges can't be compared. They CAN be compared. Everything can be compared in one way or another.

Wake up, Dude. You need to start thinking if you want a fulfilled life. However, as Solomon said, "The more the wisdom, the more the pain." So, maybe you would rather not wake up so much after all, eh?

So you can't really refute anything I said, can you? You are just an idiot. Saying cops are bad. Where is your evidence for that, you saw a few news about some cops that shoot innocent people and you can call all cops bad? 0.001% do things that are wrong therefore all cops are bad? Your logic is a joke, just like you, a joke. You can't think, you are just a brainwashed idiot. Maybe you should wake up to reality and stop posting bullshit retard.

[BADecker]

So you are comparing ISIS to cops? I mean, i think you can't do that.
Both are agressive, but if you meant to know who would win i think it's more than obvious.

People compare apples and oranges. I mean, consider their skins. Oranges have much thicker skins. Cops must be oranges.

No people use the quote ''you are comparing apples to oranges'' when two items or groups of items are compared that cannot be practically compared. Basically like what you did. You can read my post above to fully explain why your post is retarded, I know you ignored it because you don't have an argument for it.

LOL! Actually, I kinda liked your post you are referring to. The fact that you are irritated enough with things I say to badmouth me, shows that I am posting in the right direction.

The idea that cops and ISIS is like comparing apples with oranges, shows the fallacy in the idea that apples and oranges can't be compared. They CAN be compared. Everything can be compared in one way or another.

Wake up, Dude. You need to start thinking if you want a fulfilled life. However, as Solomon said, "The more the wisdom, the more the pain." So, maybe you would rather not wake up so much after all, eh?

So you can't really refute anything I said, can you? You are just an idiot. Saying cops are bad. Where is your evidence for that, you saw a few news about some cops that shoot innocent people and you can call all cops bad? 0.001% do things that are wrong therefore all cops are bad? Your logic is a joke, just like you, a joke. You can't think, you are just a brainwashed idiot. Maybe you should wake up to reality and stop posting bullshit retard.

Oh, wow. Didn't realize you were having such problems in life.

You really ought to turn to God. He'll give you a much more peaceful life, more rewarding, and happier. You'll even be able to communicate with other people without getting yourself all tied up in a knot.

Say a little prayer with me right now:

Dear God,
Please come into XinXan's life right now.
Give him the peace only you can give.
Lead him to everlasting life through Your Son, Jesus.
Please help us with this.
XinXan is a wonderful person.
We would value his time with us throughout all eternity.
Please, oh God. We don't want to lose him.
And, thank You in advance for hearing and helping.
In Jesus Name we call to you... amen.

[XinXan]

So you are comparing ISIS to cops? I mean, i think you can't do that.
Both are agressive, but if you meant to know who would win i think it's more than obvious.

People compare apples and oranges. I mean, consider their skins. Oranges have much thicker skins. Cops must be oranges.

No people use the quote ''you are comparing apples to oranges'' when two items or groups of items are compared that cannot be practically compared. Basically like what you did. You can read my post above to fully explain why your post is retarded, I know you ignored it because you don't have an argument for it.

LOL! Actually, I kinda liked your post you are referring to. The fact that you are irritated enough with things I say to badmouth me, shows that I am posting in the right direction.

The idea that cops and ISIS is like comparing apples with oranges, shows the fallacy in the idea that apples and oranges can't be compared. They CAN be compared. Everything can be compared in one way or another.

Wake up, Dude. You need to start thinking if you want a fulfilled life. However, as Solomon said, "The more the wisdom, the more the pain." So, maybe you would rather not wake up so much after all, eh?

So you can't really refute anything I said, can you? You are just an idiot. Saying cops are bad. Where is your evidence for that, you saw a few news about some cops that shoot innocent people and you can call all cops bad? 0.001% do things that are wrong therefore all cops are bad? Your logic is a joke, just like you, a joke. You can't think, you are just a brainwashed idiot. Maybe you should wake up to reality and stop posting bullshit retard.

Oh, wow. Didn't realize you were having such problems in life.

You really ought to turn to God. He'll give you a much more peaceful life, more rewarding, and happier. You'll even be able to communicate with other people without getting yourself all tied up in a knot.

Say a little prayer with me right now:

Dear God,
Please come into XinXan's life right now.
Give him the peace only you can give.
Lead him to everlasting life through Your Son, Jesus.
Please help us with this.
XinXan is a wonderful person.
We would value his time with us throughout all eternity.
Please, oh God. We don't want to lose him.
And, thank You in advance for hearing and helping.
In Jesus Name we call to you... amen.

Thanks for making it clear that you do not have any arguments and you just wanted to call cops bad for whatever reason. You are either a bad person or stupid, could be both.

[BADecker]

If you were fat ugly and stupid you would be an American too, and possibly a cop, probably with bad attitude.

So you know XinXan.     

[BADecker]

Police groups want to bar the public from seeing controversial body-camera footage --

Here at The Watch, we've emphasized over and over that the public benefit to outfitting cops with body cameras will only be as good as the rules governing their use. Unfortunately, many state legislators and policymakers are reacting to the "war on cops" narrative by giving all the control to police agencies. That isn't a recipe for accountability.

Here's a good roundup at the Verge:

North Carolina, for example, passed legislation last year excluding body camera video from the public record, so footage is not available through North Carolina's Public Records Act. That means civilians have no right to view police recordings in the Tar Heel state unless their voice or image was captured in the video.

Louisiana also exempts body camera video from public records laws.

Read more at https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/the-watch/wp/2017/06/15/police-groups-want-to-bar-the-public-from-seeing-controversial-body-camera-footage-and-lawmakers-are-obliging-them/?utm_term=.5846f5090ec0.

[BADecker]

Execution by Firing Squad: The Militarized Police State Opens Fire

"It is often the case that police shootings, incidents where law enforcement officers pull the trigger on civilians, are left out of the conversation on gun violence. But a police officer shooting a civilian counts as gun violence. Every time an officer uses a gun against an innocent or an unarmed person contributes to the culture of gun violence in this country."—Journalist Celisa Calacal

Legally owning a gun in America could get you killed by a government agent.

While it still technically remains legal to own a firearm in America, possessing one can now get you pulled over, searched, arrested, subjected to all manner of surveillance, treated as a suspect without ever having committed a crime, shot at and killed.

This same rule does not apply to government agents, however, who are armed to the hilt and rarely given more than a slap on the wrists for using their weapons to shoot and kill American citizens.

According to the Washington Post, "1 in 13 people killed by guns are killed by police."

Just recently, for example, a Minnesota jury acquitted a police officer who shot and killed 32-year-old Philando Castile, a school cafeteria supervisor, during a routine traffic stop merely because Castile disclosed that he had a gun in his possession, for which he had a lawful conceal-and-carry permit. That's all it took for police to shoot Castile four times as he was reaching for his license and registration. Castile's girlfriend and her 4-year-old daughter witnessed the entire exchange.

Earlier this year, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Eleventh Circuit ruled that Florida police will not be held accountable for banging on the wrong door at 1:30 am, failing to identify themselves as police, and then repeatedly shooting and killing the innocent homeowner who answered the door while holding a gun in self-defense. Although 26-year-old Andrew Scott had committed no crime and never fired a single bullet or lifted his firearm against police, he was gunned down by police who were investigating a speeding incident by engaging in a middle-of-the-night "knock and talk" in Scott's apartment complex.

As attorney David French writes for the National Review, "Shooting an innocent man in his own home because he grabs a gun when an unidentified person pounds on his door or barges through it isn't just an 'unreasonable search or seizure.' It's a direct violation of his clearly established right to keep and bear arms."

Continuing its own disturbing trend of siding with police in cases of excessive use of force, a unanimous United States Supreme Court recently acquitted police who recklessly fired 15 times into a backyard shack in which a homeless couple—Angel and Jennifer Mendez—was sheltering. Angel Mendez suffered numerous gunshot wounds, one of which required the amputation of his right leg below the knee, and his wife Jennifer was shot in the back. Incredibly, the Court ruled that the Los Angeles County police officers' use of force against the homeless couple was justified as a defensive action, because Angel was allegedly seen holding a BB gun that he used for shooting rats.

In yet another case, a Texas homeowner was subjected to a no-knock, SWAT-team style forceful entry and raid based solely on the suspicion that there were legally-owned firearms in his household. Making matters worse, police panicked and opened fire through a solid wood door on the homeowner, who had already gone to bed.

In Maryland, a Florida man traveling through the state with his wife and kids was stopped by a police officer and interrogated about the whereabouts of his registered handgun. Despite the man's insistence that the handgun had been left at home, the officer spent nearly two hours searching through the couple's car, patting them down along with their children, and having them sit in the back of a patrol car. No weapon was found.

In Philadelphia, a 25-year-old man was confronted by police, verbally threatened and arrested for carrying a gun in public, which is legal within the city. When Mark Fiorino attempted to explain his rights under the law to police, police ordered him to get on his knees or else "I am gonna shoot ya." Fiorino was later released without charges.

What these cases add up to is a new paradigm in which legally owning a gun turns you into a target for government sharp-shooters.

Read more and click the links at https://www.rutherford.org/publications_resources/john_whiteheads_commentary/execution_by_firing_squad_the_militarized_police_state_opens_fire.

[kodes88]

really bad cops,that personal threat,doing by one cop,i think its not fair if you compare ISIS to U.S cops,just because so far ISIS not attack US,you said that ISIS not to be worried? i think ISIS more dangerous because they attack many people,they explode some place with so many people there,lets compare the victims of ISIS and U.S cops,of course ISIS had more victims.

[BADecker]

really bad cops,that personal threat,doing by one cop,i think its not fair if you compare ISIS to U.S cops,just because so far ISIS not attack US,you said that ISIS not to be worried? i think ISIS more dangerous because they attack many people,they explode some place with so many people there,lets compare the victims of ISIS and U.S cops,of course ISIS had more victims.

But you expect ISIS to attack. So you run and save yourself.

You expect cops to be good guys, so you come right up to them in a friendly manner. Then they beat you or kill you.

You judge who is worse.

[bill gator]

I'm convinced you make posts/threads like this specifically to get people worked up, otherwise known as "shit-posting". If you think the U.S. Law enforcement is more violent, dangerous or barbaric than ISIS then you don't enough about either group to make that claim.

By your own logic, Black people in  America are worse than ISIS, because Black People commit 5x more murders than any other group off people in America. You're more likely to be killed by a Black Civilian than a police officer, especially as a black person in America.

Young Black Males are about 3-4% of American population and they commit 45%+ of the murders and violent crime in America.

ISIS beheads people, U.S. Cops do not. ISIS Murders homosexuals or their preference of love and apostates for not believing their idiotic religious text. You're an idiot if you think the police are worse than ISIS.

[BADecker]

I'm convinced you make posts/threads like this specifically to get people worked up, otherwise known as "shit-posting". If you think the U.S. Law enforcement is more violent, dangerous or barbaric than ISIS then you don't enough about either group to make that claim.

By your own logic, Black people in  America are worse than ISIS, because Black People commit 5x more murders than any other group off people in America. You're more likely to be killed by a Black Civilian than a police officer, especially as a black person in America.

Young Black Males are about 3-4% of American population and they commit 45%+ of the murders and violent crime in America.

ISIS beheads people, U.S. Cops do not. ISIS Murders homosexuals or their preference of love and apostates for not believing their idiotic religious text. You're an idiot if you think the police are worse than ISIS.

No, it's the kind of answers that you give.

ISIS is expected to befriend nobody.

Cops are expected to be friends of all good people.

If ISIS harms you, you expected it.

If cops harm you, you are shocked by their behavior.

Cops are way worse than ISIS.

[BADecker]

Dashcam video shows officer firing 7 shots into Castile car

MINNEAPOLIS (AP) -- The Minnesota police officer who pulled over Philando Castile politely told the driver that his brake lights were out and calmly instructed him not to pull out his handgun before suddenly drawing his own weapon and firing seven rounds into the car, a video released Tuesday showed.

The dashboard video taken from St. Anthony police Officer Jeronimo Yanez's squad car illustrated how a simple traffic stop of a black man shifted in an instant from a routine exchange to a deadly confrontation.

When Yanez opened fire, another officer near the car jumped back, and Yanez began yelling at the driver. As more police and an ambulance arrived, Yanez could be heard breathing heavily and swearing and trying to explain his actions to fellow officers.

The video was made public just days after the Latino officer was acquitted on all counts in the case. Although the squad-car footage was described repeatedly and was shown to jurors in the courtroom, it had never been made public until Tuesday.

The shooting on July 6, 2016, in the Twin Cities suburb of Falcon Heights gained widespread attention because Castile's girlfriend, Diamond Reynolds, livestreamed its gruesome aftermath on Facebook. Unlike Reynolds' video, the squad-car video shows the situation's quick escalation and the shooting itself.

Read more and watch the video at https://www.yahoo.com/news/squad-video-castile-shooting-expected-made-public-051308333.html.

[BADecker]

Regarding Philando Castile:
It IS About The Gun –
Not Race, Not BOLOs, and Not Marijuana

But we are about punch holes in that theory and the theory that marijuana is a viable reason to decline someone their right to not only life; but to a jury of their peers.

Thanks to the horrible "reporting" from some sites (some known for propagating biased, fake news), many people assumed there was a warrant out for Philando Castile's arrest, so the cop had good reason to snuff out his life. Yet, oddly enough, they don't say that a BOLO (Be On The Lookout) is far from an arrest warrant. That distinction matters – a lot.

The people who claim to be for the protection of rights, smaller government, and more liberty seem to be casting those preferences aside when it comes to Castile's case. They are all for the execution of those who "fit BOLO descriptions" as long as the "thin blue line," aka, the government's enforcement arm, is the one who does the slaughtering.

Read more at http://www.thedailysheeple.com/regarding-philando-castile-it-is-about-the-gun-not-race-not-bolos-and-not-marijuana_062017.

[bill gator]

I'm convinced you make posts/threads like this specifically to get people worked up, otherwise known as "shit-posting". If you think the U.S. Law enforcement is more violent, dangerous or barbaric than ISIS then you don't enough about either group to make that claim.

By your own logic, Black people in  America are worse than ISIS, because Black People commit 5x more murders than any other group off people in America. You're more likely to be killed by a Black Civilian than a police officer, especially as a black person in America.

Young Black Males are about 3-4% of American population and they commit 45%+ of the murders and violent crime in America.

ISIS beheads people, U.S. Cops do not. ISIS Murders homosexuals or their preference of love and apostates for not believing their idiotic religious text. You're an idiot if you think the police are worse than ISIS.

No, it's the kind of answers that you give.

ISIS is expected to befriend nobody.

Cops are expected to be friends of all good people.

If ISIS harms you, you expected it.

If cops harm you, you are shocked by their behavior.

Cops are way worse than ISIS.

So you're position is that because they don't do their "assigned" job as defined by your perception they are worse objectively or morally?
It honestly sounds like you're an ISIS apologist and that's pretty damn sad.

The only thing they're worse at is their "job", if we go by your definition "ISIS is expected to befriend nobody. Cops are expected to be friends of all good people.", but that doesn't mean anything. You are saying meaningless words and acting as if they support your claim, it is intellectually dishonest.

With that being said, I am absolutely disgusted with how the police and justice system is handling Philando Castile; that man did nothing wrong and could not have been more compliant or respectful. It just feels like your arguing from an emotional place and not a rational one.

[XinXan]

Badecker is just a crazy religious person who can't think critically. As previously said in my post where I explain why he is just factually wrong, cops are people like us, some of them are going to be bad, welcome to the real world. He keeps posting cases of police doing bad things like that would help him. As I said there are 700.000 cops, even if you find 1 case per day thats only 0.05% of cops. Also keep in mind that every day they are called thousands of times and nothing bad happens. Again badecker is just a retard so I don't expect him to understand but hopefully other people don't listen to his bullshit.

[MCS23]

Badecker is just a crazy religious person who can't think critically. As previously said in my post where I explain why he is just factually wrong, cops are people like us, some of them are going to be bad, welcome to the real world. He keeps posting cases of police doing bad things like that would help him. As I said there are 700.000 cops, even if you find 1 case per day thats only 0.05% of cops. Also keep in mind that every day they are called thousands of times and nothing bad happens. Again badecker is just a retard so I don't expect him to understand but hopefully other people don't listen to his bullshit.

We see as much as you like Every day can bring igil and If you compare them with American cops, then I think that this doubt does not make any sense. Of course, every citizen can be something dissatisfied with the police, but at the same time, strangely enough, this police gives some confidence in security.

[Sithara007]

ISIS beheads people, U.S. Cops do not. ISIS Murders homosexuals or their preference of love and apostates for not believing their idiotic religious text. You're an idiot if you think the police are worse than ISIS.

From the beginning, this thread sounded like an attempt to justify the atrocities committed by the ISIS. I am not very fond of the American cops, but I don't want them to be powerless and tame as they are in Germany and the Great Britain. You can't maintain the law and order, if you don't have any power.

[The_Dark_Knight]

In a way this is similar to what I tell to my friends, concentrate on what is closest to you, many worry when they hear about news about a war far away from us and I say worry the most about the things that affect you directly since those are the things that will impact your life in a greater way.

[iapple571]

I don't want to offend U.S. cops, but they wouldn't be rivals for ISIS, i mean not cops. That's why you have an army.

[hawthelegend]

You know what bruh, i think that no matter what the other cops did, at least a lot have did good things that would benefit the state they are in, even if some do abuse their uniform. And cops might do things they really shouldn't. But vruh, they are only humans, they get over taken by emotions or temper, and what's worse is that some of the things that they do wrong that we might be doing a lot is over exaggerated because pf their uniform. But whatever the case is, they still serve a pirpose and isis doesnt. I just dont see why you had to compare a man with duty to protect to a man with a duty to destroy and terrorize. And to be honest, i would love to be shot dead than to be burnt into a crisp or get beheaded.

[BADecker]

I don't want to offend U.S. cops, but they wouldn't be rivals for ISIS, i mean not cops. That's why you have an army.

The Constitution calls for no standing army in times of peace.

Either we are at war in America, or we are going against the Constitution... cops.

[matrix zion]

I don't want to offend U.S. cops, but they wouldn't be rivals for ISIS, i mean not cops. That's why you have an army.

The Constitution calls for no standing army in times of peace.

Either we are at war in America, or we are going against the Constitution... cops.

Dude, USA is involved in 3 official wars xD
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_wars_involving_the_United_States#21st_century_wars

To that you can add the numerous political pressure point they're defending plus their tendency to interfering in other countries life

[gjtnwls1]

Just so sad whatever reasons.

[BADecker]

No Justice, No Peace, Abolish The Police

After a brief exchange and Castile informing the officer, calmly, that he has a gun on him, Yanez tells him not to pull out the gun. When reaching for his ID as Yanez requested, Castile is shot 7 times by the officer when he tries to put his hands back in the air, also as the officer requested.

Yanez was then charged, in November of that same year with three felonies: One count of second-degree manslaughter and two counts of dangerous discharge of his firearm. That manslaughter part is important because most defendants, if they didn't have a badge, likely would have gotten the full murder charge, but Yanez was excepted from this.

Finally, on June 16th, 2017, Yanez was acquitted and also fired by the city of St. Anthony

Yanez's justification for the shooting was fear and, incredibly, second-hand smoke inhalation,

"I thought, I was gonna die, and I thought if he's, if he has the, the guts and the audacity to smoke marijuana in front of the five year old girl and risk her lungs and risk her life by giving her secondhand smoke and the front seat passenger doing the same thing, then what, what care does he give about me?"

Read more at https://www.libertarianinstitute.org/articles/no-justice-no-peace-abolish-police/.

[XinXan]

No Justice, No Peace, Abolish The Police

After a brief exchange and Castile informing the officer, calmly, that he has a gun on him, Yanez tells him not to pull out the gun. When reaching for his ID as Yanez requested, Castile is shot 7 times by the officer when he tries to put his hands back in the air, also as the officer requested.

Yanez was then charged, in November of that same year with three felonies: One count of second-degree manslaughter and two counts of dangerous discharge of his firearm. That manslaughter part is important because most defendants, if they didn't have a badge, likely would have gotten the full murder charge, but Yanez was excepted from this.

Finally, on June 16th, 2017, Yanez was acquitted and also fired by the city of St. Anthony

Yanez's justification for the shooting was fear and, incredibly, second-hand smoke inhalation,

"I thought, I was gonna die, and I thought if he's, if he has the, the guts and the audacity to smoke marijuana in front of the five year old girl and risk her lungs and risk her life by giving her secondhand smoke and the front seat passenger doing the same thing, then what, what care does he give about me?"

Read more at https://www.libertarianinstitute.org/articles/no-justice-no-peace-abolish-police/.

Are you fucking retarded, get the fuck out with your shit propaganda.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L9YzC67yijo
https://youtu.be/AwUCYzEMJYA
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kaixArxmTq0

Rofl, badecker, you need to get checked in a mental institution.

[BADecker]

No Justice, No Peace, Abolish The Police

After a brief exchange and Castile informing the officer, calmly, that he has a gun on him, Yanez tells him not to pull out the gun. When reaching for his ID as Yanez requested, Castile is shot 7 times by the officer when he tries to put his hands back in the air, also as the officer requested.

Yanez was then charged, in November of that same year with three felonies: One count of second-degree manslaughter and two counts of dangerous discharge of his firearm. That manslaughter part is important because most defendants, if they didn't have a badge, likely would have gotten the full murder charge, but Yanez was excepted from this.

Finally, on June 16th, 2017, Yanez was acquitted and also fired by the city of St. Anthony

Yanez's justification for the shooting was fear and, incredibly, second-hand smoke inhalation,

"I thought, I was gonna die, and I thought if he's, if he has the, the guts and the audacity to smoke marijuana in front of the five year old girl and risk her lungs and risk her life by giving her secondhand smoke and the front seat passenger doing the same thing, then what, what care does he give about me?"

Read more at https://www.libertarianinstitute.org/articles/no-justice-no-peace-abolish-police/.

Are you fucking retarded, get the fuck out with your shit propaganda.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L9YzC67yijo
https://youtu.be/AwUCYzEMJYA
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kaixArxmTq0

Rofl, badecker, you need to get checked in a mental institution.

Hey, dimwit. ISIS is good, too... to other ISIS people. That's way better than cops to Americans.

[XinXan]

No Justice, No Peace, Abolish The Police

After a brief exchange and Castile informing the officer, calmly, that he has a gun on him, Yanez tells him not to pull out the gun. When reaching for his ID as Yanez requested, Castile is shot 7 times by the officer when he tries to put his hands back in the air, also as the officer requested.

Yanez was then charged, in November of that same year with three felonies: One count of second-degree manslaughter and two counts of dangerous discharge of his firearm. That manslaughter part is important because most defendants, if they didn't have a badge, likely would have gotten the full murder charge, but Yanez was excepted from this.

Finally, on June 16th, 2017, Yanez was acquitted and also fired by the city of St. Anthony

Yanez's justification for the shooting was fear and, incredibly, second-hand smoke inhalation,

"I thought, I was gonna die, and I thought if he's, if he has the, the guts and the audacity to smoke marijuana in front of the five year old girl and risk her lungs and risk her life by giving her secondhand smoke and the front seat passenger doing the same thing, then what, what care does he give about me?"

Read more at https://www.libertarianinstitute.org/articles/no-justice-no-peace-abolish-police/.

Are you fucking retarded, get the fuck out with your shit propaganda.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L9YzC67yijo
https://youtu.be/AwUCYzEMJYA
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kaixArxmTq0

Rofl, badecker, you need to get checked in a mental institution.

Hey, dimwit. ISIS is good, too... to other ISIS people. That's way better than cops to Americans.

Ye ye, you still haven't provided any sort of statistics to back up your claims, posting a few bad incidents means nothing when cops are doing good things every day.

[BADecker]

No Justice, No Peace, Abolish The Police

After a brief exchange and Castile informing the officer, calmly, that he has a gun on him, Yanez tells him not to pull out the gun. When reaching for his ID as Yanez requested, Castile is shot 7 times by the officer when he tries to put his hands back in the air, also as the officer requested.

Yanez was then charged, in November of that same year with three felonies: One count of second-degree manslaughter and two counts of dangerous discharge of his firearm. That manslaughter part is important because most defendants, if they didn't have a badge, likely would have gotten the full murder charge, but Yanez was excepted from this.

Finally, on June 16th, 2017, Yanez was acquitted and also fired by the city of St. Anthony

Yanez's justification for the shooting was fear and, incredibly, second-hand smoke inhalation,

"I thought, I was gonna die, and I thought if he's, if he has the, the guts and the audacity to smoke marijuana in front of the five year old girl and risk her lungs and risk her life by giving her secondhand smoke and the front seat passenger doing the same thing, then what, what care does he give about me?"

Read more at https://www.libertarianinstitute.org/articles/no-justice-no-peace-abolish-police/.

Are you fucking retarded, get the fuck out with your shit propaganda.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L9YzC67yijo
https://youtu.be/AwUCYzEMJYA
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kaixArxmTq0

Rofl, badecker, you need to get checked in a mental institution.

Hey, dimwit. ISIS is good, too... to other ISIS people. That's way better than cops to Americans.

Ye ye, you still haven't provided any sort of statistics to back up your claims, posting a few bad incidents means nothing when cops are doing good things every day.

When cops do good things, they are only doing their duty.
When ISIS does bad things, ISIS is only doing their duty.

ISIS is so good that it barely steps outside its duty to do good things.
Cops often step outside their duty and do bad things.

Cops are way worse than ISIS.

[XinXan]

No Justice, No Peace, Abolish The Police

After a brief exchange and Castile informing the officer, calmly, that he has a gun on him, Yanez tells him not to pull out the gun. When reaching for his ID as Yanez requested, Castile is shot 7 times by the officer when he tries to put his hands back in the air, also as the officer requested.

Yanez was then charged, in November of that same year with three felonies: One count of second-degree manslaughter and two counts of dangerous discharge of his firearm. That manslaughter part is important because most defendants, if they didn't have a badge, likely would have gotten the full murder charge, but Yanez was excepted from this.

Finally, on June 16th, 2017, Yanez was acquitted and also fired by the city of St. Anthony

Yanez's justification for the shooting was fear and, incredibly, second-hand smoke inhalation,

"I thought, I was gonna die, and I thought if he's, if he has the, the guts and the audacity to smoke marijuana in front of the five year old girl and risk her lungs and risk her life by giving her secondhand smoke and the front seat passenger doing the same thing, then what, what care does he give about me?"

Read more at https://www.libertarianinstitute.org/articles/no-justice-no-peace-abolish-police/.

Are you fucking retarded, get the fuck out with your shit propaganda.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L9YzC67yijo
https://youtu.be/AwUCYzEMJYA
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kaixArxmTq0

Rofl, badecker, you need to get checked in a mental institution.

Hey, dimwit. ISIS is good, too... to other ISIS people. That's way better than cops to Americans.

Ye ye, you still haven't provided any sort of statistics to back up your claims, posting a few bad incidents means nothing when cops are doing good things every day.

When cops do good things, they are only doing their duty.
When ISIS does bad things, ISIS is only doing their duty.

ISIS is so good that it barely steps outside its duty to do good things.
Cops often step outside their duty and do bad things.

Cops are way worse than ISIS.

Repeating the same sentence over and over again won't make it true. I asked you for statistics, evidence or something to back up your claims, the only thing you have is your word. Religion has fried your mind, you need to wake up to reality.

[BADecker]

No Justice, No Peace, Abolish The Police

After a brief exchange and Castile informing the officer, calmly, that he has a gun on him, Yanez tells him not to pull out the gun. When reaching for his ID as Yanez requested, Castile is shot 7 times by the officer when he tries to put his hands back in the air, also as the officer requested.

Yanez was then charged, in November of that same year with three felonies: One count of second-degree manslaughter and two counts of dangerous discharge of his firearm. That manslaughter part is important because most defendants, if they didn't have a badge, likely would have gotten the full murder charge, but Yanez was excepted from this.

Finally, on June 16th, 2017, Yanez was acquitted and also fired by the city of St. Anthony

Yanez's justification for the shooting was fear and, incredibly, second-hand smoke inhalation,

"I thought, I was gonna die, and I thought if he's, if he has the, the guts and the audacity to smoke marijuana in front of the five year old girl and risk her lungs and risk her life by giving her secondhand smoke and the front seat passenger doing the same thing, then what, what care does he give about me?"

Read more at https://www.libertarianinstitute.org/articles/no-justice-no-peace-abolish-police/.

Are you fucking retarded, get the fuck out with your shit propaganda.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L9YzC67yijo
https://youtu.be/AwUCYzEMJYA
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kaixArxmTq0

Rofl, badecker, you need to get checked in a mental institution.

Hey, dimwit. ISIS is good, too... to other ISIS people. That's way better than cops to Americans.

Ye ye, you still haven't provided any sort of statistics to back up your claims, posting a few bad incidents means nothing when cops are doing good things every day.

When cops do good things, they are only doing their duty.
When ISIS does bad things, ISIS is only doing their duty.

ISIS is so good that it barely steps outside its duty to do good things.
Cops often step outside their duty and do bad things.

Cops are way worse than ISIS.

Repeating the same sentence over and over again won't make it true. I asked you for statistics, evidence or something to back up your claims, the only thing you have is your word. Religion has fried your mind, you need to wake up to reality.

I have shown you several cop stories. Compile your own statistics.

Count the good things that ISIS does = very few.
Count the bad things that cops do = very many.

This will show you that cops are stepping out of their job way more than the ISIS people.

Cops are way worse than ISIS.



EDIT: http://copwatch.org/
http://www.berkeleycopwatch.org/
http://wecopwatch.org/
http://www.copwatch.com/AAAindex.html
http://www.truth-out.org/news/item/26527-police-departments-retaliate-against-organized-cop-watch-groups-across-the-us

[XinXan]

No Justice, No Peace, Abolish The Police

After a brief exchange and Castile informing the officer, calmly, that he has a gun on him, Yanez tells him not to pull out the gun. When reaching for his ID as Yanez requested, Castile is shot 7 times by the officer when he tries to put his hands back in the air, also as the officer requested.

Yanez was then charged, in November of that same year with three felonies: One count of second-degree manslaughter and two counts of dangerous discharge of his firearm. That manslaughter part is important because most defendants, if they didn't have a badge, likely would have gotten the full murder charge, but Yanez was excepted from this.

Finally, on June 16th, 2017, Yanez was acquitted and also fired by the city of St. Anthony

Yanez's justification for the shooting was fear and, incredibly, second-hand smoke inhalation,

"I thought, I was gonna die, and I thought if he's, if he has the, the guts and the audacity to smoke marijuana in front of the five year old girl and risk her lungs and risk her life by giving her secondhand smoke and the front seat passenger doing the same thing, then what, what care does he give about me?"

Read more at https://www.libertarianinstitute.org/articles/no-justice-no-peace-abolish-police/.

Are you fucking retarded, get the fuck out with your shit propaganda.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L9YzC67yijo
https://youtu.be/AwUCYzEMJYA
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kaixArxmTq0

Rofl, badecker, you need to get checked in a mental institution.

Hey, dimwit. ISIS is good, too... to other ISIS people. That's way better than cops to Americans.

Ye ye, you still haven't provided any sort of statistics to back up your claims, posting a few bad incidents means nothing when cops are doing good things every day.

When cops do good things, they are only doing their duty.
When ISIS does bad things, ISIS is only doing their duty.

ISIS is so good that it barely steps outside its duty to do good things.
Cops often step outside their duty and do bad things.

Cops are way worse than ISIS.

Repeating the same sentence over and over again won't make it true. I asked you for statistics, evidence or something to back up your claims, the only thing you have is your word. Religion has fried your mind, you need to wake up to reality.

I have shown you several cop stories. Compile your own statistics.

Count the good things that ISIS does = very few.
Count the bad things that cops do = very many.

This will show you that cops are stepping out of their job way more than the ISIS people.

Cops are way worse than ISIS.

As I previously mentioned there are 700.000 cops in the U.S. acting everyday, you found 10 cop stories? Ok so 10 of 700.000 is 0.001%

[Patsakkyy]

No Justice, No Peace, Abolish The Police

After a brief exchange and Castile informing the officer, calmly, that he has a gun on him, Yanez tells him not to pull out the gun. When reaching for his ID as Yanez requested, Castile is shot 7 times by the officer when he tries to put his hands back in the air, also as the officer requested.

Yanez was then charged, in November of that same year with three felonies: One count of second-degree manslaughter and two counts of dangerous discharge of his firearm. That manslaughter part is important because most defendants, if they didn't have a badge, likely would have gotten the full murder charge, but Yanez was excepted from this.

Finally, on June 16th, 2017, Yanez was acquitted and also fired by the city of St. Anthony

Yanez's justification for the shooting was fear and, incredibly, second-hand smoke inhalation,

"I thought, I was gonna die, and I thought if he's, if he has the, the guts and the audacity to smoke marijuana in front of the five year old girl and risk her lungs and risk her life by giving her secondhand smoke and the front seat passenger doing the same thing, then what, what care does he give about me?"

Read more at https://www.libertarianinstitute.org/articles/no-justice-no-peace-abolish-police/.

Are you fucking retarded, get the fuck out with your shit propaganda.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L9YzC67yijo
https://youtu.be/AwUCYzEMJYA
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kaixArxmTq0

Rofl, badecker, you need to get checked in a mental institution.

Hey, dimwit. ISIS is good, too... to other ISIS people. That's way better than cops to Americans.

Ye ye, you still haven't provided any sort of statistics to back up your claims, posting a few bad incidents means nothing when cops are doing good things every day.

When cops do good things, they are only doing their duty.
When ISIS does bad things, ISIS is only doing their duty.

ISIS is so good that it barely steps outside its duty to do good things.
Cops often step outside their duty and do bad things.

Cops are way worse than ISIS.

Repeating the same sentence over and over again won't make it true. I asked you for statistics, evidence or something to back up your claims, the only thing you have is your word. Religion has fried your mind, you need to wake up to reality.

I have shown you several cop stories. Compile your own statistics.

Count the good things that ISIS does = very few.
Count the bad things that cops do = very many.

This will show you that cops are stepping out of their job way more than the ISIS people.

Cops are way worse than ISIS.

As I previously mentioned there are 700.000 cops in the U.S. acting everyday, you found 10 cop stories? Ok so 10 of 700.000 is 0.001%

Guys, there's nothing to argue about. The fact is that if you take an advanced country, for example the US, then despite the amount of negativity that policemen do, the presence of law enforcement agencies still gives a lot to the security of the country. And yet I would not compare the militant igil and the policeman, because they have different tasks.

[BADecker]

No Justice, No Peace, Abolish The Police

After a brief exchange and Castile informing the officer, calmly, that he has a gun on him, Yanez tells him not to pull out the gun. When reaching for his ID as Yanez requested, Castile is shot 7 times by the officer when he tries to put his hands back in the air, also as the officer requested.

Yanez was then charged, in November of that same year with three felonies: One count of second-degree manslaughter and two counts of dangerous discharge of his firearm. That manslaughter part is important because most defendants, if they didn't have a badge, likely would have gotten the full murder charge, but Yanez was excepted from this.

Finally, on June 16th, 2017, Yanez was acquitted and also fired by the city of St. Anthony

Yanez's justification for the shooting was fear and, incredibly, second-hand smoke inhalation,

"I thought, I was gonna die, and I thought if he's, if he has the, the guts and the audacity to smoke marijuana in front of the five year old girl and risk her lungs and risk her life by giving her secondhand smoke and the front seat passenger doing the same thing, then what, what care does he give about me?"

Read more at https://www.libertarianinstitute.org/articles/no-justice-no-peace-abolish-police/.

Are you fucking retarded, get the fuck out with your shit propaganda.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L9YzC67yijo
https://youtu.be/AwUCYzEMJYA
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kaixArxmTq0

Rofl, badecker, you need to get checked in a mental institution.

Hey, dimwit. ISIS is good, too... to other ISIS people. That's way better than cops to Americans.

Ye ye, you still haven't provided any sort of statistics to back up your claims, posting a few bad incidents means nothing when cops are doing good things every day.

When cops do good things, they are only doing their duty.
When ISIS does bad things, ISIS is only doing their duty.

ISIS is so good that it barely steps outside its duty to do good things.
Cops often step outside their duty and do bad things.

Cops are way worse than ISIS.

Repeating the same sentence over and over again won't make it true. I asked you for statistics, evidence or something to back up your claims, the only thing you have is your word. Religion has fried your mind, you need to wake up to reality.

I have shown you several cop stories. Compile your own statistics.

Count the good things that ISIS does = very few.
Count the bad things that cops do = very many.

This will show you that cops are stepping out of their job way more than the ISIS people.

Cops are way worse than ISIS.

As I previously mentioned there are 700.000 cops in the U.S. acting everyday, you found 10 cop stories? Ok so 10 of 700.000 is 0.001%

As I said, research and compile your own list. I edited my previous post to show links where you can start. You will find bad-cop problems by the hundreds if you research it. Google "police brutality."

[BADecker]

Guys, there's nothing to argue about. The fact is that if you take an advanced country, for example the US, then despite the amount of negativity that policemen do, the presence of law enforcement agencies still gives a lot to the security of the country. And yet I would not compare the militant igil and the policeman, because they have different tasks.

False security. Want to BE secure? Get rid of cops, get your own guns, treat all people with respect, and use the courts in common law.

[Palmerson]

Such a comparison is in my opinion inappropriate. Even though the Internet has a lot of materials on the facts of illegal actions of the police confirms that they cannot be compared to ISIS. Many times have you seen such materials about the methods of terrorists from ISIS. Have you seen the COP who cut off the head guy?

[GreenBits]

Such a comparison is in my opinion inappropriate. Even though the Internet has a lot of materials on the facts of illegal actions of the police confirms that they cannot be compared to ISIS. Many times have you seen such materials about the methods of terrorists from ISIS. Have you seen the COP who cut off the head guy?

No, but they did used to hang folks, I will admit the beheading is much more spectacular

Perspective, perspective, perspective (I'll use Snopes, we can all agree on the veracity)

According to Gary Potter, a crime historian at Eastern Kentucky University, a centralized, bureaucratic police system did not emerge until well into the 1800s, but was quickly adopted by cities around the country:

It was not until the 1830s that the idea of a centralized municipal police department first emerged in the United States. In 1838, the city of Boston established the first American police force, followed by New York City in 1845, Albany, NY and Chicago in 1851, New Orleans and Cincinnati in 1853, Philadelphia in 1855, and Newark, NJ and Baltimore in 1857 (Harring 1983, Lundman 1980; Lynch 1984). By the 1880s all major U.S. cities had municipal police forces in place.

These “modern police” organizations shared similar characteristics: (1) they were publicly supported and bureaucratic in form; (2) police officers were full-time employees, not community volunteers or case-by-case fee retainers; (3) departments had permanent and fixed rules and procedures, and employment as a police officers was continuous; (4) police departments were accountable to a central governmental authority (Lundman 1980).

This would be what we define as a modern day cop, not the constables or the nightwatch, the earliest forms of American policing. State sponsored custodians of the law, officers of the peace. But the primary function they served was anything but:

More than a hundred years earlier, in 1704, the colony of Carolina developed the fledgling United States’ first slave patrol.  The patrol consisted of roving bands of armed white citizens who would stop, question, and punish slaves caught without a permit to travel.  They were civil organizations, controlled and maintained by county courts.  The way the patrols were organized and maintained provided a later framework for preventive (rather than reactive) community policing, particularly in the South

So these were what we would define as a cop as well. Notice they pass the four point test in the previous quote.

In 1822, for example, Charleston, South Carolina, experienced a slave insurrection panic, caused by a supposed plot of slaves and free blacks to seize the city. In response, the State legislature passed the Negro Seamen’s Act, requiring free black seamen to remain on board their vessels while in Carolina harbors. If they dared to leave their ships, the police were instructed to arrest them and sell them into slavery unless they were redeemed by the ship’s master.

Now, if in the 1830s police were being used to discipline slaves, we have 35 years until slavery was abolished. And cops affiliated with white supremacy have illegally killed citizens in the South as late as the 1960s. But the abolition of slavery didn't depower the cops, it emboldened them, because they were able to use preventative policing and discriminatory legislature to harass citizens. And it's not just slaves, it's minority immigrants to America, period. The Chinese, the Irish, Natives. Let me explain preventative vs reactive policing. This is where it slipped from racism to classism, I'll explain in a sec:

Policing had always been a reactive enterprise, occurring only in response to a specific criminal act. Centralized and bureaucratic police departments, focusing on the alleged crime-producing qualities of the “dangerous classes” began to emphasize preventative crime control. The presence of police, authorized to use force, could stop crime before it started by subjecting everyone to surveillance and observation. The concept of the police patrol as a preventative control mechanism routinized the insertion of police into the normal daily events of everyone’s life, a previously unknown and highly feared concept in both England and the United States (Parks 1976).

Preventative policing gave police powers that allowed them to profile, and surveil. We evolved from profiling minorities, to the poor, to finally, everyone but the elite. I've seen cute white chicks get slammed by a cop just like black dudes, shit, I have seen cops fuck over old ladies. Cops are kinda dangerous at the moment, they can act without fear of punishment in the 'pursuit of justice'. Hence all the black bro shootings with no convictions. Shit, I would shoot first too if I were a cop, you have less than a 1/1000 literal chance of being convicted. Seriously, why take the chance of getting shot by some punk?

Now, ISIS has an evil intent, while the actual mission of a peace officer is a noble pursuit. But let me pose a few questions:

If the police have been around for 200 years, vs ISIS being formed in 1999, who has had more potential for harm? Even if that harm is intentional?

The highest estimate of ISIS fighters I could find was 200000. How does that pale to the number of cops employed, since the 1800s?

With how post colonial American race tensions played out, do you think the cops were arresting minorities, or simply killing them? Private citizens could kill minorities and avoid prosecution, surely a cop could, yes?

And I'm not championing African American oppression. I'm pointing out the legal powers and protections police have been afforded to deal with minorities, have been used by the government to devolve all our civil liberties. Another example, 911. A minority did a really bad thing, and all of the sudden we have the Patriot Act. They actually had the nerve to call it the Patriot Act. Because being a true Patriot is getting my nuts grabbed at the airport

There is much truth to the ideology BD is trying to communicate. He used incendiary rhetoric; y'all stopped listening

As he stated, we expect ISIS to be a dick. But when our protectors that we pay to protect us are a dick, it's a much more sinister betrayal.

And ISIS has never given me a speeding ticket. There's that

[Sithara007]

Such a comparison is in my opinion inappropriate. Even though the Internet has a lot of materials on the facts of illegal actions of the police confirms that they cannot be compared to ISIS. Many times have you seen such materials about the methods of terrorists from ISIS. Have you seen the COP who cut off the head guy?

The media is mostly one-sided (even the social media). I agree that in some rare instances the cops have stepped over the line. But why the media is not telling their side of the story? Do you know how many police officers got killed during the line of duty so far this year? No one cares, when a cop is shot dead by a criminal.

[BADecker]

Such a comparison is in my opinion inappropriate. Even though the Internet has a lot of materials on the facts of illegal actions of the police confirms that they cannot be compared to ISIS. Many times have you seen such materials about the methods of terrorists from ISIS. Have you seen the COP who cut off the head guy?

The media is mostly one-sided (even the social media). I agree that in some rare instances the cops have stepped over the line. But why the media is not telling their side of the story? Do you know how many police officers got killed during the line of duty so far this year? No one cares, when a cop is shot dead by a criminal.

Of course people care about cops being shot unjustly. Cops are people.

Want to do something about it? Help to get rid of cops. Get government to fire them all.

But who will protect us if we don't have cops? Cops are people. Get a gun, and cop training, and protect yourself. Stop making excuses for unjust cops.

Cops are the army of big business. And big business has us trained that they are necessary for our protection.

[zend7]

Such a comparison is in my opinion inappropriate. Even though the Internet has a lot of materials on the facts of illegal actions of the police confirms that they cannot be compared to ISIS. Many times have you seen such materials about the methods of terrorists from ISIS. Have you seen the COP who cut off the head guy?

The media is mostly one-sided (even the social media). I agree that in some rare instances the cops have stepped over the line. But why the media is not telling their side of the story? Do you know how many police officers got killed during the line of duty so far this year? No one cares, when a cop is shot dead by a criminal.

Of course people care about cops being shot unjustly. Cops are people.

Want to do something about it? Help to get rid of cops. Get government to fire them all.

But who will protect us if we don't have cops? Cops are people. Get a gun, and cop training, and protect yourself. Stop making excuses for unjust cops.

Cops are the army of big business. And big business has us trained that they are necessary for our protection.

Cops are created to make the city runs smoothly and keep peace and quietness around the city where they work for. ISIS is only good for killing people, that comparison do not stand. If you kill the cops who will protect you ? You say get training for yourself but what about the people who are not made for training and don't know how to protect themselves ? Are these people going to die because they can't protect themselves and because cops wouldn't exist in your idea ? It doesn't look to bright to me but anyone has his/her own views.

[killyou73]

I think it's safe to say cops have done more physical damage to American citizens on US soil than ISIS has but cops have been around a whole lot longer and I cannot recall one terror attack that was ISIS on US soil ever

[BADecker]

Such a comparison is in my opinion inappropriate. Even though the Internet has a lot of materials on the facts of illegal actions of the police confirms that they cannot be compared to ISIS. Many times have you seen such materials about the methods of terrorists from ISIS. Have you seen the COP who cut off the head guy?

The media is mostly one-sided (even the social media). I agree that in some rare instances the cops have stepped over the line. But why the media is not telling their side of the story? Do you know how many police officers got killed during the line of duty so far this year? No one cares, when a cop is shot dead by a criminal.

Of course people care about cops being shot unjustly. Cops are people.

Want to do something about it? Help to get rid of cops. Get government to fire them all.

But who will protect us if we don't have cops? Cops are people. Get a gun, and cop training, and protect yourself. Stop making excuses for unjust cops.

Cops are the army of big business. And big business has us trained that they are necessary for our protection.

Cops are created to make the city runs smoothly and keep peace and quietness around the city where they work for. ISIS is only good for killing people, that comparison do not stand. If you kill the cops who will protect you ? You say get training for yourself but what about the people who are not made for training and don't know how to protect themselves ? Are these people going to die because they can't protect themselves and because cops wouldn't exist in your idea ? It doesn't look to bright to me but anyone has his/her own views.

People - average citizens - make the city run smoothly. If average citizens didn't make the city run smoothly, cops would consider it their duty to be out there killing and maiming as much as they could. Most cops are just looking for an excuse. After all, if they can't find an excuse to do their job, it might be gone. Who needs cops if there is no need?

We really need to set up a separate police organization simply to [police the police. WHAT?? Get rid of the cop job.

[bets21]

who the prophet of isis follow ?
what is the holy bible of isis ?
what is the meaning of words in isis flag ?
what is isis religion ?

[BADecker]

Here's where U.S. cops are headed.

Rampant Torture and Abuse in Ukraine

Rampant Torture and Abuse in Ukraine

by Stephen Lendman (stephenlendman.org - Home - Stephen Lendman)

Ukraine is a fascist police state - run by US-installed, Nazi-infested putschists, a cancer in Europe's heartland.

Washington and EU nations support its naked aggression on Donbass, ignoring cold-blooded murder, rampant torture and other abuses by illegitimate junta officials running things - according to the European Committee for the Prevention of Torture and Inhuman or Degrading Treatment or Punishment (CPT).

According to its report, "a considerable number of credible allegations from detained persons (including juveniles, revealed severe) physical ill- treatment by police officers, consisting mainly of slaps, punches, kicks or blows with a truncheon or a plastic bottle filled with water."

"In (some) cases, ill-treatment was of such severity that it could be considered as amounting to torture. Most of the allegations concerned ill-treatment during initial questioning by operational police officers in an attempt to obtain confessions or other information."

Read more at http://www.freedomsphoenix.com/Article/220756-2017-06-29-rampant-torture-and-abuse-in-ukraine.htm.

[Sithara007]

who the prophet of isis follow ?
what is the holy bible of isis ?
what is the meaning of words in isis flag ?
what is isis religion ?

Everyone knows about it. So no need to post the answers here. If you don't know the answers, then better go to some kindergarten and ask the kids there. Also, I don't want to be labelled as a "racist" and "islamophobe" by posting the answers here. It is not politically correct.

[Palmerson]

Here's where U.S. cops are headed.

Rampant Torture and Abuse in Ukraine

Rampant Torture and Abuse in Ukraine

by Stephen Lendman (stephenlendman.org - Home - Stephen Lendman)

Ukraine is a fascist police state - run by US-installed, Nazi-infested putschists, a cancer in Europe's heartland.

Washington and EU nations support its naked aggression on Donbass, ignoring cold-blooded murder, rampant torture and other abuses by illegitimate junta officials running things - according to the European Committee for the Prevention of Torture and Inhuman or Degrading Treatment or Punishment (CPT).

According to its report, "a considerable number of credible allegations from detained persons (including juveniles, revealed severe) physical ill- treatment by police officers, consisting mainly of slaps, punches, kicks or blows with a truncheon or a plastic bottle filled with water."

"In (some) cases, ill-treatment was of such severity that it could be considered as amounting to torture. Most of the allegations concerned ill-treatment during initial questioning by operational police officers in an attempt to obtain confessions or other information."

Read more at http://www.freedomsphoenix.com/Article/220756-2017-06-29-rampant-torture-and-abuse-in-ukraine.htm.

For some reason I thought that you are a believer. I even thought that you are a fanatic of religion. But now I see that it is not. The Bible teaches not to lie. You this post spreading outright lies. I don't believe a word of it.

[SativaDiva]

Are you afraid of ISIS in America? Be afraid of U.S. cops!


Woman Facebook live-streams her dying boyfriend seconds after he is shot four times...

WARNING: GRAPHIC CONTENT

Diamond Reynolds live-streamed the aftermath of her boyfriend's shooting

Philando Castile was shot at 9pm during a traffic stop in Minnesota

Reynolds claims that he was reaching for a license and ID

And she says he told the cop he had a license to carry a weapon

But she claims the 'Chinese police officer' shot him four times in the arm

The cop - audibly panicked - swears and tells her not to move several times

Police have confirmed that he died in hospital

Some 200 protesters formed outside Minnesota Governor's house

The cop is from the St. Anthony Police Department in Falcon Heights

Castile's mother learned of it when her daughter screamed while online

She claims she wasn't allowed to see her son in hospital

Minneapolis woman livestreams her dying boyfriend seconds after he is shot by a cop

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BQs6djkqmy8


Read more at http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3678293/Please-don-t-tell-s-gone-Horrifying-moment-woman-believes-black-boyfriend-died-Minneapolis-cop-shot-four-times-reached-license.html.

Black lives matter and it is time for us to realize that we should not hate based on existence. Racism is a disease, it is truly a mental illness that needs to be treated. Most -ism's are phobias that people do not want to address so they are given titles/labels and stuck under one mindset with one definition. We are unhappy with our situations and the more educated and open-minded we become, we will be able to persevere.

[SativaDiva]

Here's where U.S. cops are headed.

Rampant Torture and Abuse in Ukraine

Rampant Torture and Abuse in Ukraine

by Stephen Lendman (stephenlendman.org - Home - Stephen Lendman)

Ukraine is a fascist police state - run by US-installed, Nazi-infested putschists, a cancer in Europe's heartland.

Washington and EU nations support its naked aggression on Donbass, ignoring cold-blooded murder, rampant torture and other abuses by illegitimate junta officials running things - according to the European Committee for the Prevention of Torture and Inhuman or Degrading Treatment or Punishment (CPT).

According to its report, "a considerable number of credible allegations from detained persons (including juveniles, revealed severe) physical ill- treatment by police officers, consisting mainly of slaps, punches, kicks or blows with a truncheon or a plastic bottle filled with water."

"In (some) cases, ill-treatment was of such severity that it could be considered as amounting to torture. Most of the allegations concerned ill-treatment during initial questioning by operational police officers in an attempt to obtain confessions or other information."

Read more at http://www.freedomsphoenix.com/Article/220756-2017-06-29-rampant-torture-and-abuse-in-ukraine.htm.

For some reason I thought that you are a believer. I even thought that you are a fanatic of religion. But now I see that it is not. The Bible teaches not to lie. You this post spreading outright lies. I don't believe a word of it.

This is sickening and as a U.S. citizen born and raised I love my country but hate its corruption. We as a people believe america is the free-est and most liberating country when in actuality it is not. We are oppressed by our government and trick on the daily to believe that what we see is the truth, what we hear is fact, and that if we abide by the laws of the christian deity we will somehow be awarded with the promise of paradise. This paradise is death which government profits off of and when heaven is offered as a promise due to sacrifice, we are ultimately set up for failure. It is a win-win situation for them, they get to control us and when we kill ourselves under this control they profit off of their false promises.

[AntiMasque0]

I want to think this comparison is a joke. No opportunitiy of cops against Isis.

[BADecker]

Cop Gets Off With Boating Violation for Handcuffing College Kid and Watching Him Drown

Even after claiming he was responsible for the boy's death by watching him drown, this cop is getting off with a slap on the wrist citation.

Versailles, MO — Nearly two years after Trooper Anthony Piercy was charged in the death of Brandon Ellingson, who drowned in the Lake of the Ozarks with his hands cuffed behind his back, the case has been closed. Predictably, the offending officer is getting off with less than a slap on the wrist.

For handcuffing a college student, negligently casting him into a lake, and watching as he drowned, Trooper Piercy pleaded guilty to a simple boating violation.

On May 31, 2014. Trooper Piercy arrested Ellingson under suspicion of OWI and negligently placed the wrong life jacket over the handcuffed 20-year-old's torso. Piercy then drove his patrol boat away from the scene at a high rate of speed. Ellingson was thrown from the craft when it struck a sizeable wake, the life jacket came off, and he drowned with his hands still in cuffs while Piercy callously watched on.

"He's an evil person," Ellingson's father Craig told The Daily Beast on Wednesday. "The reason we decided to go to the plea deal was it was tainted down there," in Morgan County, Missouri's court system.

During the investigation, it was determined that Piercy did little to nothing as he watched Ellingson drown.

Read more at http://thefreethoughtproject.com/ellingson-drown-boating-violation/.

[maopao]

This is quite horrible, hope the world is no war, eternal peace, these wars to the children and the women who hurt is huge.

[BADecker]

Tricks cops use to make you think they are good.

WATCH: Hero Cop Stops a Knife Attack With Love & A Hug -- NOT Violence

Bangkok, Thailand — A cop on the other side of the globe just showed the world that cops can actually stop a person armed with a knife — without killing them. Not only was violence not used in disarming the man but the exact opposite — love.

In video after video after video, we see police needlessly escalate situations to deadly force prior to attempting any heroic action, or even less lethal action, or simply backing up when confronted with people holding knives.

Mentally ill individuals have a 1,600% higher chance of being killed by police than anyone else, regardless of race. All too often, we see good people, who are in need of medical help – gunned down by officers because they 'fear for their lives' due to a complete lack of training in dealing with the mentally ill.

Read more and click the links at http://thefreethoughtproject.com/knife-police-station-hug-love/.

[BADecker]

Police Department "In Turmoil" After Most Of The Department Quit

According to WBRZ, the Police Department in the Town of Slaughter in Louisiana is in "turmoil" after the Chief and the majority of his department called it quits. All of this follows stories by the Investigative Unit that showed Slaughter Mayor Robert Jackson had a quota system where he wanted police officers to write 40 tickets per month. Officers said they would not enforce it. Chief Walter Smith said that once most of the law enforcement officers walked out, he decided it was right for him to leave as well. With a mass exodus of almost everyone in his department, he said it was hard to do his job. "Everyone I had working here when you talked to me last (two months ago) no longer is," Smith said. But there are no tickets being written, as eight police cruisers remain parked. There's also no incoming extortion revenue for the overzealous mayor who tried to enforce a quota on cops who find that wrong.

Read more at http://www.thedailysheeple.com/police-department-in-turmoil-after-most-of-the-department-quit_062017.

[Sithara007]

Tricks cops use to make you think they are good.

WATCH: Hero Cop Stops a Knife Attack With Love & A Hug -- NOT Violence

Totally ridiculous. So the media is saying that if someone charges at a police officer with a knife or a sword, then rather than shooting the attacker, the cop must stay there and hug him. If I am a cop, I am not going to do this. Best of luck to anyone who would attempt this.

[Makka]

US Cops compared to ISIS? This thread is a LOL. LOL.  Anyway, there are always rotten tomatoes everywhere. There are some in the US police department definitely. But in the ISIS, everyone's a rotten tomato.  You cannot enter ISIS if you're not rotten, mentally, spiritually, and so on.

[BADecker]

https://www.lewrockwell.com/2017/07/no_author/lady-gunfighter-vanquishes-2-home-invaders/


Note: There were multiple stories here, one sourced from the County Sheriff and one from the Police Chief. Each ignored the other’s investigation. It appears they are competitors rather than colleagues.

[XinXan]

US Cops compared to ISIS? This thread is a LOL. LOL.  Anyway, there are always rotten tomatoes everywhere. There are some in the US police department definitely. But in the ISIS, everyone's a rotten tomato.  You cannot enter ISIS if you're not rotten, mentally, spiritually, and so on.

I already debunked this thread a few pages ago, badecker didn't really care since he is paid by someone to share his propaganda or he is just insane (I think the second) As you said, of course there are going to be bad cops, there are 700.000 cops in the United States and they have to face problems everyday. If 100 of them are bad, that's still only ~ 0.01% of all cops. Badecker keeps posting articles about bad cops but what he doesn't understand is statistics.

[thenomad11]

Oh, i think the post name is backwards. lol You can't even compare ISIS with lazy cops.

[Sithara007]

US Cops compared to ISIS? This thread is a LOL. LOL.  Anyway, there are always rotten tomatoes everywhere. There are some in the US police department definitely. But in the ISIS, everyone's a rotten tomato.  You cannot enter ISIS if you're not rotten, mentally, spiritually, and so on.

Comparing the US cops to ISIS is an insult to the millions of people around the world, who were victimized by the ISIS. Rather than demonizing the cops, it is an attempt to whitewash an evil terrorist organization known for its barbarity.

[GreenBits]

BD may have missed this one, since this thread chronicles police brutality/police crime:


http://www.rawstory.com/2017/07/father-calls-for-justice-in-minneapolis-police-shooting/

The father of an Australian woman fatally shot by a Minneapolis police officer over the weekend called for justice on Tuesday hours after a local medical examiner ruled that her death was a homicide.

A Minneapolis police officer shot Justine Damond, originally from Sydney, through the door of a patrol car as she approached him and his partner in an alley near her home shortly before midnight on Saturday, according to the Minneapolis Star-Tribune reported, citing three unnamed sources.

Damond’s father, John Ruszczyk, told reporters in Sydney on Tuesday that her death was “our worst nightmare”.

“Justine was a beacon to all of us. We only ask that the light of justice shine down on the circumstances of her death,” he said.

The Hennepin County medical examiner said in a report issued on Monday evening that Damond died of a gunshot wound in the abdomen and concluded that her death was a homicide.

Authorities and activists on Monday questioned why Minneapolis police who fatally shot her did not have their body cameras turned on during the incident.

Justine Damond’s American fiance also wondered about the details of how she was shot. She had called the police to report a suspected sexual assault near her home, fiance Don Damond told reporters outside the home.

in a nutshell, she called the cops to report someone being sexually assualted, and when they came, they fatally shot her in the stomach, though the door of the cruiser. it seems she may have surprised one of them accidentally, and he reacted by blind firing. very interesting that neither one of them was wearing the camera they were supposed to have while on duty.


Bless this family, and this womans fiancee. she had to leave the world because she scared someone trained to protect themselves, by knocking on a window

[BADecker]

If you want to see police troubles, Google "police troubles in Quartzsite."

[GreenBits]

If you want to see police troubles, Google "police troubles in Quartzsite."

i did, im taking my morning tea. im not liking what im seeing at all

http://www.parkerliveonline.com/2013/12/02/fired-quartzsite-police-officers-score-victory-in-federal-court/

A federal court judge has awarded several former Quartzsite police officers, who once represented a majority of the town’s police force, summary judgment against their former employers.

Judge Mark E. Aspey, a United States Magistrate Judge, ruled in favor of the so-called ‘Quartzsite 8’, and against the Town of Quartzsite, former Police Chief Jeff Gilbert, former Town Manager Alex Taft and former Assistant Town Manager Al Johnson.

“The record in this matter is voluminous, exhibiting a pattern of small town politics and perceived loyalties and disloyalties.”
Chief Gilbert was accused by the officers in 2011 of failing to report paid vacation time as part of his annual leave, misusing the National Criminal Information Center database by using it to run background checks on political foes and misused grant funds.

this is what pisses me off. good cops (because i dont have any issue with the function cops are supposed to serve, preserving order) tried to point a finger, and had it bent back. it is truly the bad apples that ruin this bunch, and i honestly think this will ameliorate when a lot of the older generation of humans dies off, ie we have a cohort shift. im a traditionalist myself, i see a beauty in the wisdom of elders. but the poison attitudes cultivated in America need to die off. the old mentality is clearly not helping us here.

The officers tried to blow the whistle by reporting to several authorities, including the Arizona Department of Public Safety, the Arizona Peace Officer Standards and Training Board (AZPOST) and the Quartzsite Town Council. A DPS investigation concluded that if Gilbert had permission for the vacation time from Taft (his direct supervisor) then it would not constitute “fraud or criminal behavior” and could not substantiate the other claims.

After these letters were written, the Plaintiffs alleged that there was threatened retaliation from the Chief:

‘Chief Gilbert then threatened retaliation for any officers involved in the DPS investigation against him, stating he knew the names” of those who had “talked against” him and that there would be “consequences” or “hell to pay.”’

From their training, some of the officers say they believed they could lose their certification as police officers if they failed to report any alleged criminal conduct by a superior officer, which they claimed put them in a difficult position. One letter from the officers begins:

‘We…write this letter with great hesitation, and only after much discussion and contemplation. We hesitate because we consider ourselves a team of professional, dedicated, and educated individuals and it goes against our nature to go against the Chief of Police. We also hesitate because we fully believe that if this letter does not have the desired result, and we continue to work under the current administration, there will most certainly be retaliation.’

all cops arent bad, by all means. but the shits of the bunch, are massive, steaming piles. the lowest common denominator is exceedingly low hanging.

[BADecker]

If you want to see police troubles, Google "police troubles in Quartzsite."

i did, im taking my morning tea. im not liking what im seeing at all

http://www.parkerliveonline.com/2013/12/02/fired-quartzsite-police-officers-score-victory-in-federal-court/

A federal court judge has awarded several former Quartzsite police officers, who once represented a majority of the town’s police force, summary judgment against their former employers.

Judge Mark E. Aspey, a United States Magistrate Judge, ruled in favor of the so-called ‘Quartzsite 8’, and against the Town of Quartzsite, former Police Chief Jeff Gilbert, former Town Manager Alex Taft and former Assistant Town Manager Al Johnson.

“The record in this matter is voluminous, exhibiting a pattern of small town politics and perceived loyalties and disloyalties.”
Chief Gilbert was accused by the officers in 2011 of failing to report paid vacation time as part of his annual leave, misusing the National Criminal Information Center database by using it to run background checks on political foes and misused grant funds.

this is what pisses me off. good cops (because i dont have any issue with the function cops are supposed to serve, preserving order) tried to point a finger, and had it bent back. it is truly the bad apples that ruin this bunch, and i honestly think this will ameliorate when a lot of the older generation of humans dies off, ie we have a cohort shift. im a traditionalist myself, i see a beauty in the wisdom of elders. but the poison attitudes cultivated in America need to die off. the old mentality is clearly not helping us here.

The officers tried to blow the whistle by reporting to several authorities, including the Arizona Department of Public Safety, the Arizona Peace Officer Standards and Training Board (AZPOST) and the Quartzsite Town Council. A DPS investigation concluded that if Gilbert had permission for the vacation time from Taft (his direct supervisor) then it would not constitute “fraud or criminal behavior” and could not substantiate the other claims.

After these letters were written, the Plaintiffs alleged that there was threatened retaliation from the Chief:

‘Chief Gilbert then threatened retaliation for any officers involved in the DPS investigation against him, stating he knew the names” of those who had “talked against” him and that there would be “consequences” or “hell to pay.”’

From their training, some of the officers say they believed they could lose their certification as police officers if they failed to report any alleged criminal conduct by a superior officer, which they claimed put them in a difficult position. One letter from the officers begins:

‘We…write this letter with great hesitation, and only after much discussion and contemplation. We hesitate because we consider ourselves a team of professional, dedicated, and educated individuals and it goes against our nature to go against the Chief of Police. We also hesitate because we fully believe that if this letter does not have the desired result, and we continue to work under the current administration, there will most certainly be retaliation.’

all cops arent bad, by all means. but the shits of the bunch, are massive, steaming piles. the lowest common denominator is exceedingly low hanging.

ISIS, on the other hand, represents some of the best in the Islamic written religion. That's how they got their start. Some Islamic people got fed up with standard Islamic clerics, and started to look at what the Koran really said. If the Koran didn't say it, there wouldn't be any ISIS. The US simply took advantage of what was brewing with the honest ISIS people when they funded them.

ISIS might be an example of some of the worst people to the rest of the world. But to other ISIS people, and according to the literal writings of the Koran, they are as close to the best as you can come. The rest of the world, even other Muslims, are all infidels, because they don't even try to follow the Koran like it is written.

The only reason why we have Muslims that the rest of the world would say are good Muslims is, Islam is dying. It isn't dying in that they go out and SAY it is dying. After all, they still use call themselves Muslims of Islam. But Islam is dying in the fact that they don't follow all the words of the Koran and Hadiths... but rather try to twist those words into something that matches life and religion the way they want to have it.

[GreenBits]

ISIS, on the other hand, represents some of the best in the Islamic written religion. That's how they got their start. Some Islamic people got fed up with standard Islamic clerics, and started to look at what the Koran really said. If the Koran didn't say it, there wouldn't be any ISIS. The US simply took advantage of what was brewing with the honest ISIS people when they funded them.

ISIS might be an example of some of the worst people to the rest of the world. But to other ISIS people, and according to the literal writings of the Koran, they are as close to the best as you can come. The rest of the world, even other Muslims, are all infidels, because they don't even try to follow the Koran like it is written.

The only reason why we have Muslims that the rest of the world would say are good Muslims is, Islam is dying. It isn't dying in that they go out and SAY it is dying. After all, they still use call themselves Muslims of Islam. But Islam is dying in the fact that they don't follow all the words of the Koran and Hadiths... but rather try to twist those words into something that matches life and religion the way they want to have it.

I agree and disgree with you here. i certainly agree that islamic orthodoxy (IS is just a hyper conservative religious organization to me) is the cause of the violence/terror; I would be lying to you if I said the Koran doesnt clearly espouse some violent, separatist doctrine). Bu that is part of the beauty of these three books to me (Torah, the NT, and the Koran), I think they are living works of literature. i believe they were so perfectly written that they can be interpreted to address the evolving concerns of human society. that is, older passages will change meaning as human society reaches a greater understanding of its true nature. it addresses the entire scope of our existence, the Book; there are truths about our future that have not been realized because it it not yet time. this is the very nature of esoteric knowledge.

our religions, despite of cultures, are religions of peace. i would say we were supposed to be the most peaceful, us Christians, accepting a covenant of non violence and empathy towards our fellow like our role model, JC.

we have failed as Christians, at that maybe moreso we have failed as humans, and forgotten our Father's face 666 is the mark of the Beast, but it is tellingly also the mark of Man.

[IadixDev]

https://youtu.be/__KnmbmkSdc

Mark Passio All Cops & Soldiers Are Bad People

Nuf said  

ISIS is just another brand of cops/soldier enforcing a different law.

Can always argue on the degree of brainwashing and amount of damage done by one or the other, but fundamentally it's the same logic.

[BADecker]

WATCH: Cop Kills Unarmed Man for Walking Toward Him – Gets Job Back & Immunity

The parents of a man killed by police are understandably upset after finding out this week that the cop, officer Justin Schlabach, who shot their unarmed son, Timothy Mitchell, for walking toward him will have immunity in the lawsuit.

Mitchell's family sued Munising Officer Justin Schlabach, saying he used excessive force at the end of a chase in 2014.

According to TV6, in a 2-1 decision Wednesday, the appeals court said the officer had "probable cause" to believe Mitchell was an immediate threat after the man drove into a ditch. The court says dash-cam video shows Mitchell appeared hostile and took "long, purposeful steps" toward Schlabach.

However, the dashcam video shows no such hostility, only a man walking toward a cop.

There was one judge on the panel who dissented against granting the killer cop immunity. Judge Karen Nelson Moore noted that jurors should be able to conclude that Schlabach could have chosen another way to subdue Mitchell. And, when watching the video below, it is entirely clear that deadly force was not at all needed at that time.

Read more and watch the video at http://thefreethoughtproject.com/cop-schlabach-kills-unarmed-man-immunity/.

[BADecker]

Graphic Dashcam: Cop Shoots Fleeing, Unarmed Man in Back, Fires Again After He Falls

Three years after a Knoxville police officer shot an unarmed man in the back six times and killed him, an appellate court has determined that the officer is not eligible for qualified immunity in the $3 million civil rights lawsuit he is facing.

The incident occurred during a stop on the side of the road when Officer David Gerlach encountered Ronald E. Carden, a 45-year-old man who was recently released on parole. It ended with Gerlach shooting Carden multiple times in the back, and then proceeding to shoot him as he was falling to the ground. The horrific incident now serves to illustrate that not only did police lie about what happened, they covered it up, and refused to bring charges against an officer who should have likely been charged with homicide.

Carden's son, Brandon, is suing Gerlach and the Knoxville Police Department for $3 million in a federal civil rights lawsuit. He recently won a small victory in court when an appellate judge refused to grant qualified immunity to Gerlach. The court ruled that not only did case law not sustain that the shooting was justified, but they denied Gerlach's claim of immunity from prosecution.

Read more and watch the video at http://thefreethoughtproject.com/killer-cop-cannot-claim-qualified-immunity-trial-proceed/.

[BADecker]

Cops Turn Off Body Cams, Knock Man Unconscious, But Street Cams Busted Them

As Minneapolis is in an uproar that a resident, Justine Damon, could be shot and killed by police not using their body cameras to capture the horrific incident, one man is suing police for manipulating their own body cams to incriminate him.

Barine Deezia was walking home with his friends early on the morning of March 20, 2016, when police noticed one of his friends, a female, who appeared to be intoxicated.

They wanted to know what bar served her and were following her and Deezia down the street. The group of friends seemed to be managing just fine without the help of police, but like a criminal gang, the police kept following them.

Eventually, Deezia found a place for his female friend to sit and begin to sober up, but police engaged the group again. Because they had switched off their cameras the equipment was not recording the incident in question but street cameras did.

The video shows Deezia and his group of friends sitting and standing on an outside patio of a restaurant, when all of a sudden, police swarmed in and violently slammed Deezia into the restaurant's windows and then forcefully took him to the ground.

Read more and watch the video at http://thefreethoughtproject.com/cops-turn-off-body-cams-knock-man-unconscious/.

[BADecker]

Watch "Judge Dredd," with Sylvester Stallone, at https://gostream.is/film/judge-dredd-9668/.   

 

[Lancusters]

Watch "Judge Dredd," with Sylvester Stallone, at https://gostream.is/film/judge-dredd-9668/.   

 

And what does this mean? There are corrupt police and judges, but not all. In this film, Stallone was also a judge. Are you on the forum say that all cops are bad, but if you were in trouble you turn to him and they come to you for help. Try to ask for help to ISIS!

[bryant.coleman]

ISIS is just another brand of cops/soldier enforcing a different law.

Ridiculous. The ISIS barbarians are neither cops nor soldiers. They are a bunch of psychopaths who want to exterminate anyone who doesn't agree with their views. You can't compare the cops to terrorists such as those from the ISIS. Without these cops, the United States would be a less safer place, with more murders and rapes every day.

[toomanygoldy2]

I got your idea, USA citizens should be afraid of their own "security". I don't get the point of being so agressive with your own people.

[joebrook]

Isn't i funny that the ones who were sworn to protect the people are the very ones who end up killing them, and it seems that they are always getting away with it which is not very good. But their crimes cannot be compared to what ISIS is doing. But there must be some serious inquiry about how the police force is killing civilians without anything concrete being done to stop it.

[BADecker]

Isn't i funny that the ones who were sworn to protect the people are the very ones who end up killing them, and it seems that they are always getting away with it which is not very good. But their crimes cannot be compared to what ISIS is doing. But there must be some serious inquiry about how the police force is killing civilians without anything concrete being done to stop it.

One major point.

Cops know that what they are doing is not within the scope of their duty. They at least have some inner doubts. Yet they often do it kinda for fun, or to release their frustrations on the innocent.

ISIS know that what they are doing is their duty. We might not think they have a duty like this. We might think they are bad or wrong. But they know that what they do is right, and their duty.

[The_prodigy]

Are you afraid of ISIS in America? Be afraid of U.S. cops!


Woman Facebook live-streams her dying boyfriend seconds after he is shot four times...

WARNING: GRAPHIC CONTENT

Diamond Reynolds live-streamed the aftermath of her boyfriend's shooting

Philando Castile was shot at 9pm during a traffic stop in Minnesota

Reynolds claims that he was reaching for a license and ID

And she says he told the cop he had a license to carry a weapon

But she claims the 'Chinese police officer' shot him four times in the arm

The cop - audibly panicked - swears and tells her not to move several times

Police have confirmed that he died in hospital

Some 200 protesters formed outside Minnesota Governor's house

The cop is from the St. Anthony Police Department in Falcon Heights

Castile's mother learned of it when her daughter screamed while online

She claims she wasn't allowed to see her son in hospital

Minneapolis woman livestreams her dying boyfriend seconds after he is shot by a cop

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BQs6djkqmy8


Read more at http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3678293/Please-don-t-tell-s-gone-Horrifying-moment-woman-believes-black-boyfriend-died-Minneapolis-cop-shot-four-times-reached-license.html.

I think this is very not connected in any way. ISIS is a group that is using terror as a weapon they kill to instill fear and hatred and have very known objectives. Us cops yes they are very controversial nowadays but I think that their kindset is very different to what this terrorists arw doing. You can't generalize killings as one and the same as that of terrorists it is overgeneralization.

[BADecker]

Cops Shoot So Many People, New State Regs Teach Drivers 'How NOT To Get Shot By Police'

Driver's manuals in Arizona will now include a section detailing "how not to get shot by police" during traffic stops, which is specifically aimed at armed drivers in the wake of the shooting that killed Philando Castile.

Democratic State Rep. Reginald Bolding told the Arizona Daily Star that he pushed for a rewrite of the state's driver's manual as a way to help educate drivers—especially those who are black and Hispanic, because he said records have shown that they are more likely to become victims of police shootings.

"When you look at what's taken place across the country, you have seen a majority of individuals who are people of color that have had higher incidence of interactions with law-enforcement officers, particularly in shootings," Bolding said. "Hopefully we can get to a place where that's not the reality."

One of the most recent incidents occurred in Minnesota when Philando Castile was shot and killed by a police officer during a traffic stop in July 2016. Castile followed basic protocol for individuals with concealed handgun licenses, and he informed the officer that he was armed and that he had a license.

As soon as Castile reached for his I.D., Officer Jeronimo Yanez opened fire on the vehicle—with Castile's girlfriend in the passenger seat and her four-year-old daughter in the back seat—and he fired seven rounds. Castile did not receive immediate medical attention, and was pronounced dead 20 minutes after the shooting.

Despite the fact that the shooting garnered national media attention with both Dashcam video and a Facebook Live video recorded by Castile's girlfriend, Diamond Reynolds, documenting the aftermath inside the car, the officer was found not guilty on all counts.

Squad dashcam video - Yanez case (WARNING: Graphic content)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z1ac7Zblqyk


Read more at http://thefreethoughtproject.com/arizona-drivers-manuals-add-new-police-section/.

[BADecker]

Policing for Profit: Jeff Sessions & Co.'s Thinly Veiled Plot to Rob Us Blind

"Laws are no longer made by a rational process of public discussion; they are made by a process of blackmail and intimidation, and they are executed in the same manner. The typical lawmaker of today is a man wholly devoid of principle — a mere counter in a grotesque and knavish game. If the right pressure could be applied to him, he would be cheerfully in favor of polygamy, astrology or cannibalism. It is the aim of the Bill of Rights, if it has any remaining aim at all, to curb such prehensile gentry. Its function is to set a limitation upon their power to harry and oppress us to their own private profit."— H.L. Mencken

Let's not mince words.

Jeff Sessions, the nation's top law enforcement official, would not recognize the Constitution if he ran right smack into it.

Whether the head of the Trump Administration's Justice Department enjoys being the architect of a police state or is just painfully, criminally clueless, Sessions has done a great job thus far of sidestepping the Constitution at every turn.

Most recently, under the guise of "fighting crime," Sessions gave police the green light to rob, pilfer, steal, thieve, swipe, purloin, filch and liberate American taxpayers of even more of their hard-earned valuables (especially if it happens to be significant amounts of cash) using any means, fair or foul.

In this case, the foul method favored by Sessions & Co. is civil asset forfeiture, which allows police and prosecutors to "seize your car or other property, sell it and use the proceeds to fund agency budgets—all without so much as charging you with a crime."

Under a federal equitable sharing program, police turn asset forfeiture cases over to federal agents who process seizures and then return 80% of the proceeds to the police. (In Michigan, police actually get to keep up to 100% of forfeited property.)

This incentive-driven excuse for stealing from the citizenry is more accurately referred to as "policing for profit" or "theft by cop."

Despite the fact that 80 percent of these asset forfeiture cases result in no charge against the property owner, challenging these "takings" in court can cost the owner more than the value of the confiscated property itself. As a result, most property owners either give up the fight or chalk the confiscation up to government corruption, leaving the police and other government officials to reap the benefits.

And boy, do they reap the benefits.

Police agencies have used their ill-gotten gains "to buy guns, armored cars and electronic surveillance gear," reports The Washington Post. "They have also spent money on luxury vehicles, travel and a clown named Sparkles."

Incredibly, these asset forfeiture scams have become so profitable for the government that, according to The Washington Post, "in 2014, law enforcement took more stuff from people than burglars did." As the Post notes, "the Treasury and Justice departments deposited more than $5 billion into their respective asset forfeiture funds. That same year, the FBI reports that burglary losses topped out at $3.5 billion."

In 2015, the federal government seized nearly $2.6 billion worth of airplanes, houses, cash, jewelry, cars and other items under the guise of civil asset forfeiture.

According to USA Today, "Anecdotal evidence suggests that allowing departments to keep forfeiture proceeds may tempt them to use the funds unwisely. For example, consider a 2015 scandal in Romulus, Michigan, where police officers used funds forfeited from illicit drug and prostitution stings to pay for ...  illicit drugs and prostitutes."

Memo to the rest of my fellow indentured servants who are living through this dark era of government corruption, incompetence and general ineptitude: this is not how justice in America is supposed to work.

We are now ruled by a government so consumed with squeezing every last penny out of the population that they are completely unconcerned if essential freedoms are trampled in the process.

Our freedoms aren't just being trampled, however. They're being eviscerated.

At every turn, "We the People" are getting swindled, cheated, conned, robbed, raided, pickpocketed, mugged, deceived, defrauded, double-crossed and fleeced by governmental and corporate shareholders of the American police state out to make a profit at taxpayer expense.

Americans no longer have to be guilty to be stripped of their property, rights and liberties. All you have to be is in possession of something the government wants. And if you happen to have something the government wants badly enough, trust me, their agents will go to any lengths to get it.

If the government can arbitrarily freeze, seize or lay claim to your property (money, land or possessions) under government asset forfeiture schemes, you have no true rights.

Here's how the whole ugly business works in a nutshell.

First, government agents (usually the police) use a broad array of tactics to profile, identify, target and arrange to encounter (in a traffic stop, on a train, in an airport, in public, or on private property) those  individuals who might be traveling with a significant amount of cash or possess property of value. Second, these government agents—empowered by the courts and the legislatures—seize private property (cash, jewelry, cars, homes and other valuables) they "suspect" may be connected to criminal activity.

Read more and cli9ck the links at https://www.rutherford.org/publications_resources/john_whiteheads_commentary/policing_for_profit_jeff_sessions_co.s_thinly_veiled_plot_to_rob_us_blind.

[bryant.coleman]

Isn't i funny that the ones who were sworn to protect the people are the very ones who end up killing them, and it seems that they are always getting away with it which is not very good. But their crimes cannot be compared to what ISIS is doing. But there must be some serious inquiry about how the police force is killing civilians without anything concrete being done to stop it.

In 90% of the cases, the civilians are at the fault. Take the case of Trayvon Martin for example. The guy was clad in a hoodie, and he first attacked George Zimmerman of the neighborhood watch which resulted in him getting shot. Another example is the shooting of Tamir Rice. He was aiming at people with his toy gun, which closely resembled a real weapon. The cops didn't had enough time to check whether his gun was a toy or not.

[GreenBits]

Isn't i funny that the ones who were sworn to protect the people are the very ones who end up killing them, and it seems that they are always getting away with it which is not very good. But their crimes cannot be compared to what ISIS is doing. But there must be some serious inquiry about how the police force is killing civilians without anything concrete being done to stop it.

In 90% of the cases, the civilians are at the fault. Take the case of Trayvon Martin for example. The guy was clad in a hoodie, and he first attacked George Zimmerman of the neighborhood watch which resulted in him getting shot. Another example is the shooting of Tamir Rice. He was aiming at people with his toy gun, which closely resembled a real weapon. The cops didn't had enough time to check whether his gun was a toy or not.

yezzir  

I had to bite man.

so Trayvon should have been shot, by a private citizen, not a cop, for wearing a fucking hoodie?
and "first" and "attack" might mean something else than what I thought.

Dispatcher: Sanford Police Department. ...

Zimmerman: Hey we've had some break-ins in my neighborhood, and there's a
real suspicious guy, uh, [near] Retreat View Circle, urn, the best address I can
give you is 111 Retreat View Circle. This guy looks like he's up to no good, or
he's on drugs or something. It's raining and he's just walking around, looking
about.

Dispatcher: OK, and this guy is he white, black, or Hispanic?

Zimmerman: He looks black.

Dispatcher: Did you see what he was wearing?

Zimmerman: Yeah. A dark hoodie, like a grey hoodie, and either jeans or
sweatpants and white tennis shoes. He's [unintelligible], he was just staring...

Dispatcher: OK, he's just walking around the area...

Zimmerman: ...looking at all the houses.

Dispatcher: OK...

Zimmerman: Now he's just staring at me.

Dispatcher: OK— you said it's 1111 Retreat View? Or 111?

Zimmerman: That's the clubhouse...

Dispatcher: That's the clubhouse, do you know what the — he's near the
clubhouse right now?

Zimmerman: Yeah, now he's coming towards me.
Dispatcher: OK.

Zimmerman: He's got his hand in his waistband. And he's a black male.
Dispatcher: How old would you say he looks?
Zimmerman: He's got button on his shirt, late teens.
Dispatcher: Late teens ok.

be careful, you can get shot walking around looking at houses. its a proven fact

it crazy, i think its hard to attack someone when you are running way from them. I dont know you, but if im walking through a neighborhood and a fucking truck starts following me, well, I might get a little alarmed. and im 30, not 17. he started running away from Zimmerman. remember, Trayvon is an unarmed 17 year old walking home from the store. He didnt commit any crime other than assault (defending himself) from Zimmerman, and not until Zimmerman forced the interaction, against the wishes and request of law enforcement:

Zimmerman: No you go in straight through the entrance and then you make a left...uh
you go straight in, don't turn, and make a left. Shit he's running.

Dispatcher: He's running? Which way is he running?

Zimmerman: Down towards the other entrance to the neighborhood.

Dispatcher: Which entrance is that that he's heading towards?

Zimmerman: The back entrance. ..fucking [unintelligible]

Dispatcher: Are you following him?

Zimmerman: Yeah

Dispatcher: Ok, we don't need you to do that.
Zimmerman: Ok

Dispatcher: Alright sir what is your name?
Zimmerman: George. ..He ran.
Dispatcher: Alright George what's your last name?
Zimmerman: Zimmerman

but he had a hoodie on, right? motherfucker had to die, those hoodie dudes are some bad hombres.

you must not live in a cold climate

alright, moving on to the fucking kid they killed, Rice, a 12 year old.

He was aiming at people with his toy gun, which closely resembled a real weapon. The cops didn't had enough time to check whether his gun was a toy or not.

Didnt have time to check? Time to shoot a kid, but not enough time to check if the gun he had was real. he certainly got shot with real guns, which is why he is dead fucking meat, but by all means, its ok to shoot a kid waving a toy gun around in a public park.

and before you say something about the officers protecting themselves, please know this:

The officer fatally shot Tamir Rice less than 2 seconds after exiting his police car.
This is according to the official report from the prosecutor: “Officer Loehman discharged his firearm within two seconds of exiting the car. Officer Loehmann fired two shots, one of which hit Tamir in the abdomen and caused him to fall in the area between the patrol car and the gazebo.”
The officers both claimed to have warned Rice multiple times before firing. None of the witnesses heard any of these “verbal commands.”

two seconds. take a deep breath and hold it for those two seconds.

one.

two.

in that time, an officer made a decision to shoot a kid playing in a park twice, once in the stomach and once in the chest. no warning shot, no disabling shot under the waist, no less than lethal alternatives like a taser or mace. bang bang.

and i find it hard to believe you can issue multiple commands to "put down the gun" in two seconds. fuck, it takes me a second to comprehend when someone suddenly starts yelling at me.

but hey, he probably had on a hoodie too. blow his black ass away

i say all that shit to say this; you are the reason why black lives matter. yes, you Mr. Coleman, the blame rests upon you. It is not so much that im upset anymore when shit like this happens; its old hat at this point.  cops kill people. they kill black people too, especially poor ones. but what makes me sad is when people like you cant/dont have compassion for peoples kids getting murdered, for no fucking reason. I wont come straight out and label you a racist, but I have to question the motivation for your lack of compassion. Why do both of these kids matter so little to you; why is this miscarriage of justice any less stinging? You seem to be suggesting that these children deserved to be killed.

And Zimmerman isnt even a cop. Pray your seed doesnt encounter someone that makes them feel threatened, because of what they are wearing and Im not talking about that goddamned hoodie, im talking about their skin

and I want you to respond  to this if you respond to nothing else in my post:

A woman slapped the back of police squad car just before the fatal police shooting of an unarmed Australian woman in Minneapolis, according to newly released court documents.

The detail came in an application for a search warrant, made public Monday in court documents, from state investigators examining what led to the July 15 shooting of Sydney native Justine Damond, 40.

The fatal incident outraged the public in Australia and Minnesota, and led to the resignation of Minneapolis' police chief. Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull called the shooting "shocking" and "inexplicable."

"Upon police arrival, a female 'slaps' the back of the patrol squad. After that, it is unknown to BCA agents what exactly happened, but the female became deceased in the alley," the court document reads. It does not say whether the woman who slapped the car was Damond.

Damond family attorney Robert Bennett could not be reached to comment on Tuesday. Previously, Bennett had said: "Usually people who call the police in their pajamas are not ambushers."

One responding officer, Matthew Harrity, told investigators he was startled by a loud sound near the patrol car shortly before his partner, Mohamed Noor, fired through the open driver's-side window, striking Damond.

"the female became deceased in the alley". thats an awfully cute way to phrase that; lawyers certainly have a way with words, do they not?

a white Australian woman, shot by a Muslim Somali police officer (yezzir, look up Somali born officer Mohamed Noor). Yall hate Muslims on this board for some reason; this is the type of shit that makes Steve Bannon wake up in a cold sweat and clutch his chest in the night She slapped the back of a police cruiser, the horror, and caught a police issued round to the fucking chest. did this poor woman deserve to die? She died for her crime of reporting a rape in her area

but i bet this feels unfair to you, when the other two cases dont. ask yourself why that is the case, if so.

you might learn something about yourself.

Wake up.  

[IadixDev]

ISIS is just another brand of cops/soldier enforcing a different law.

Ridiculous. The ISIS barbarians are neither cops nor soldiers. They are a bunch of psychopaths who want to exterminate anyone who doesn't agree with their views. You can't compare the cops to terrorists such as those from the ISIS. Without these cops, the United States would be a less safer place, with more murders and rapes every day.

In dont live in the us, but globally I more see them acting as arrogant prick and more the ones to bring violence where there is none, while keep safely away from where there are real mess, and just arresting the easy target to rise statistics ..

Small contribution from France  

http://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-38892302


Theo said he was sodomised with a truncheon, as well as racially abused, spat at and beaten around his genitals.
He has undergone emergency surgery for severe anal injuries, and has been declared unfit for work for 60 days. He remains in hospital, where he spoke to his lawyer.
He said the police operation quickly turned violent and he was set upon by four officers. He struggled to make sure he was in the view of CCTV cameras, and asked the officers why they were doing this to him.
He said one officer proceeded to pull his trousers down and rape him with a truncheon.
"I fell on to my stomach, I had no strength left," he said.
He was then sprayed with tear gas around the head and in the mouth and hit over the head, he said.

http://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-38957953  

It's even funny how fbi has been caught fueling terrorist action in order to arrest them lol

Even Muhammed merah was in cahoot with them.

ISIS = Islamic state they are defending coranic laws.


Who protect us from the police ? ?

[bitKaBoom]

Ive just remembered the quote "Only the Sith put everything in the absolute."
One or some cases - not a reason for panic and hatred of the police.

[IadixDev]

Ive just remembered the quote "Only the Sith put everything in the absolute."
One or some cases - not a reason for panic and hatred of the police.

Cops are the one who follow absolute hierarchy.

[Sithara007]

Ive just remembered the quote "Only the Sith put everything in the absolute."
One or some cases - not a reason for panic and hatred of the police.

That's right. Even in the United States, there are around 800,000 cops on active duty. The actions of a few should not be used to discredit the entire police department. Without them, it will be impossible to maintain the law and order.

[BADecker]

Ive just remembered the quote "Only the Sith put everything in the absolute."
One or some cases - not a reason for panic and hatred of the police.

That's right. Even in the United States, there are around 800,000 cops on active duty. The actions of a few should not be used to discredit the entire police department. Without them, it will be impossible to maintain the law and order.

You are mistaken. It isn't the actions of a few. The police union is nationwide, and hooks all cops together. The good cops who stand up against the bad cops, are shut down by their union, and ostracized. This means that they usually aren't cops for very long after. And the union fights for bad cops in court so that they seldom get their due punishment for the wrong that they do.

Good cops don't really exist. The good that is apparent in cops isn't cop goodness. It is man or woman goodness. If they followed their cop orientation rather than their man/woman conscience, they all would start doing the same damage that the patently bad bad-cops do.

Cops are way worse than ISIS.

[BADecker]

WATCH: School Teacher Owns Border Patrol Agents...

A middle school teacher was detained for over an hour by U.S. Border Patrol agents, after she refused to comply with their "citizenship check," when driving through New Mexico — inside the United States — far from the Mexican border.

Shane Parmely, a teacher at Bell Middle School in San Diego, refused to answer when she was asked by a border patrol agent if she was a "citizen." She told ABC 10 that she did not comply with the officers to protest the fact that border agents have been unjustly targeting and profiling Latino drivers.

When Parmely pulled up to the checkpoint, in a car with her two children, one of the officers demanded to know if they were citizens.

"Citizens?" the agent barked.

"Are we crossing a border?" Parmely responded.

San Diego teacher "protests" border patrol

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OVSfAhax9k0


Read more at http://thefreethoughtproject.com/teacher-owns-border-patrol-agents-refuses-comply/.

[BADecker]

Cops Respond to Wrong Home, Shoot and Kill Innocent Husband as He Came to the Door

Police responding to a call of domestic violence this week allegedly went to the wrong home and killed an innocent husband.

Ismael Lopez and his wife were the only ones home when Ismael heard his dogs barking, so he took a look outside to see what was going on. Through a translator, Mrs. Lopez said that Ismael looked out the window and saw police cars.

"They started pounding on the door and as far as she knows when he opened the door, they started shooting. She didn't see it, but she is just repeating as much as she knows," says Rami Desantiago, a family friend.

"My sister told me it was the police that killed him. I can't believe it. He was a really good person," says family friend Juan Castillo.

"She said when he got up, she heard the footsteps all the way up to the door, she heard the doorknob turn, and then after the doorknob turned it was just gunshots from there."

Read more at http://thefreethoughtproject.com/cops-wrong-home-kill-innocent-man/.

[IadixDev]

Ive just remembered the quote "Only the Sith put everything in the absolute."
One or some cases - not a reason for panic and hatred of the police.

That's right. Even in the United States, there are around 800,000 cops on active duty. The actions of a few should not be used to discredit the entire police department. Without them, it will be impossible to maintain the law and order.

You are mistaken. It isn't the actions of a few. The police union is nationwide, and hooks all cops together. The good cops who stand up against the bad cops, are shut down by their union, and ostracized. This means that they usually aren't cops for very long after. And the union fights for bad cops in court so that they seldom get their due punishment for the wrong that they do.

Good cops don't really exist. The good that is apparent in cops isn't cop goodness. It is man or woman goodness. If they followed their cop orientation rather than their man/woman conscience, they all would start doing the same damage that the patently bad bad-cops do.

Cops are way worse than ISIS.

https://en.m.wikiquote.org/wiki/A_Few_Good_Men  

I want you to know that I think the whole fucking bunch of you are certifiably insane. This code of honor of yours makes me want to beat the shit out of somebody.

http://m.imdb.com/title/tt0104257/

[LeeMinHoa]

i'd rather change this topic as "ISIS is nothing compared to US Government itself", the thing is we see US as a very friendly nation but it's only a cover up.
they use the philosophy of freedom to create war and colonize other countries. look at iraq, iran and syria. i don't know what's the real problem but they tend to create anomaly so they ca arrive as heroes and get resources of other countries. they do it everytime that's why other countries with superpower who also know what they are doing hate them. "russia to be specific".

[Sithara007]

Cops are way worse than ISIS.

Your 5 minutes of effort got wasted by these few words. I would have believed you (at least the initial part of your argument). But once you began arguing that the American cops are worse than the ISIS, you lost the debate.

[BADecker]

i'd rather change this topic as "ISIS is nothing compared to US Government itself", the thing is we see US as a very friendly nation but it's only a cover up.
they use the philosophy of freedom to create war and colonize other countries. look at iraq, iran and syria. i don't know what's the real problem but they tend to create anomaly so they ca arrive as heroes and get resources of other countries. they do it everytime that's why other countries with superpower who also know what they are doing hate them. "russia to be specific".

That's a good point. And, we have threads in the forum that talk about this. Sure, it is Government and the military who look for soldiers or cops who follow orders rather than obey their conscience. In fact, it is written right in the Titles, the Codes, of the American Government to look for these kinds of men and women.

If a person joins the police service with the idea of helping people, and getting rid of crime, he's a good guy. But when he finds out from experience the corruption that exists in the police force, what does he do? If he follows his conscience, he reports to the Mayor of Governor, and is ultimately fired from his job. Or he quits. Or he becomes a bad cop. There are no other choices.

When he leaves the force for whichever reason, all that are left are the bad cops. The Government doesn't tell them to be bad. Either they are on their own, or their superiors in the service direct them to be.

Perhaps you have heard the idea that the worst kind of liar is one who tells the truth some of the time. He is the worst because you never know when to trust him. In fact, he is probably so shrewd and clever in what he says, that many people don't understand he is a liar.

It's the same with cops, even though some of them really want to be good guys. Because of the good they often do, people come to trust them. Then, BANG! The hammer drops, and innocent people are dead... innocent people who trusted the exact same people who killed them.

Sure, Government is behind it all. But it is the cops themselves who make it really bad. At least ISIS is straight forward. They don't beat around the bush. You know that they are bad (even though they are being obedient to their religion). But you don't expect it from cops, yet you often get it from them.

[BADecker]

Ive just remembered the quote "Only the Sith put everything in the absolute."
One or some cases - not a reason for panic and hatred of the police.

That's right. Even in the United States, there are around 800,000 cops on active duty. The actions of a few should not be used to discredit the entire police department. Without them, it will be impossible to maintain the law and order.

You are mistaken. It isn't the actions of a few. The police union is nationwide, and hooks all cops together. The good cops who stand up against the bad cops, are shut down by their union, and ostracized. This means that they usually aren't cops for very long after. And the union fights for bad cops in court so that they seldom get their due punishment for the wrong that they do.

Good cops don't really exist. The good that is apparent in cops isn't cop goodness. It is man or woman goodness. If they followed their cop orientation rather than their man/woman conscience, they all would start doing the same damage that the patently bad bad-cops do.

Cops are way worse than ISIS.

https://en.m.wikiquote.org/wiki/A_Few_Good_Men  

I want you to know that I think the whole fucking bunch of you are certifiably insane. This code of honor of yours makes me want to beat the shit out of somebody.

http://m.imdb.com/title/tt0104257/

Cops are way worse than ISIS.

Your 5 minutes of effort got wasted by these few words. I would have believed you (at least the initial part of your argument). But once you began arguing that the American cops are worse than the ISIS, you lost the debate.

You jokers are watching way too many movies. Why do you think the movies are made? They are made because people who make them have a dream. They are made to keep jokers like you ignorant of the truth. Then the police/military can go in and do all the bad they want, because you jokers support them.

Maybe I was wrong. Maybe it isn't cops that are worse than ISIS. Maybe it is ignorant jokers like you.

[galestorm]

I'll be blunt, the whole incident was kind of stupid. A man just reaching out to get his license and was shot 4 times? Why would a cop even do such a thing? Its either he misundertood the situation or the man really threatened the cop with the intention of pulling out a gun. However US cops arent that cruel compared to ISIS. The terrorist group kills for no reason whatsoever and they can destroy  a certain area of a country in a matter of days. Nothing is compared to ISIS.

[RamBahadur.Gurung]

All these incidents are over-blown. In my country we had a civil war, which ran for more than a decade. Hundreds of thousands of people were detained by the police, and many thousands of them were never seen again. Compare that to the situation that you got in the United States. I would argue that you guys are lucky to have such a law-abiding police force.

[Palmerson]

Those who support the idea that American cops are no different from ISIS, I suggest if you need to call the bearded fools. Then you will understand their differences. I think it's funny that people think it is. I am sure that you have never seen a live beaver. I wish you that you have not seen.

[IadixDev]

Ive just remembered the quote "Only the Sith put everything in the absolute."
One or some cases - not a reason for panic and hatred of the police.

That's right. Even in the United States, there are around 800,000 cops on active duty. The actions of a few should not be used to discredit the entire police department. Without them, it will be impossible to maintain the law and order.

You are mistaken. It isn't the actions of a few. The police union is nationwide, and hooks all cops together. The good cops who stand up against the bad cops, are shut down by their union, and ostracized. This means that they usually aren't cops for very long after. And the union fights for bad cops in court so that they seldom get their due punishment for the wrong that they do.

Good cops don't really exist. The good that is apparent in cops isn't cop goodness. It is man or woman goodness. If they followed their cop orientation rather than their man/woman conscience, they all would start doing the same damage that the patently bad bad-cops do.

Cops are way worse than ISIS.

https://en.m.wikiquote.org/wiki/A_Few_Good_Men  

I want you to know that I think the whole fucking bunch of you are certifiably insane. This code of honor of yours makes me want to beat the shit out of somebody.

http://m.imdb.com/title/tt0104257/

Cops are way worse than ISIS.

Your 5 minutes of effort got wasted by these few words. I would have believed you (at least the initial part of your argument). But once you began arguing that the American cops are worse than the ISIS, you lost the debate.

You jokers are watching way too many movies. Why do you think the movies are made? They are made because people who make them have a dream. They are made to keep jokers like you ignorant of the truth. Then the police/military can go in and do all the bad they want, because you jokers support them.

Maybe I was wrong. Maybe it isn't cops that are worse than ISIS. Maybe it is ignorant jokers like you.

Some movie are good, it can tell a story too

Maybe you dont know anyone who makes movie and think they are made by satan in hell ? Lol

[BADecker]

Ive just remembered the quote "Only the Sith put everything in the absolute."
One or some cases - not a reason for panic and hatred of the police.

That's right. Even in the United States, there are around 800,000 cops on active duty. The actions of a few should not be used to discredit the entire police department. Without them, it will be impossible to maintain the law and order.

You are mistaken. It isn't the actions of a few. The police union is nationwide, and hooks all cops together. The good cops who stand up against the bad cops, are shut down by their union, and ostracized. This means that they usually aren't cops for very long after. And the union fights for bad cops in court so that they seldom get their due punishment for the wrong that they do.

Good cops don't really exist. The good that is apparent in cops isn't cop goodness. It is man or woman goodness. If they followed their cop orientation rather than their man/woman conscience, they all would start doing the same damage that the patently bad bad-cops do.

Cops are way worse than ISIS.

https://en.m.wikiquote.org/wiki/A_Few_Good_Men  

I want you to know that I think the whole fucking bunch of you are certifiably insane. This code of honor of yours makes me want to beat the shit out of somebody.

http://m.imdb.com/title/tt0104257/

Cops are way worse than ISIS.

Your 5 minutes of effort got wasted by these few words. I would have believed you (at least the initial part of your argument). But once you began arguing that the American cops are worse than the ISIS, you lost the debate.

You jokers are watching way too many movies. Why do you think the movies are made? They are made because people who make them have a dream. They are made to keep jokers like you ignorant of the truth. Then the police/military can go in and do all the bad they want, because you jokers support them.

Maybe I was wrong. Maybe it isn't cops that are worse than ISIS. Maybe it is ignorant jokers like you.

Some movie are good, it can tell a story too

Maybe you dont know anyone who makes movie and think they are made by satan in hell ? Lol

Movies tell a story. The story is fiction in all cases. The closest you come to truth are a few documentaries, or movies that tell us it is only a depiction. Almost 100% of the time a movie does NOT take into account all kinds of things that are reality... even the documentaries.

Because we all have a touch of Satan in us, movies are made by Satan if they don't tell us what they really are. In addition, even though they may tell us that they are fictional, they portray things as though they are real. So, they trick us into believing even when they say that they are only depictions.

Revelation 22:15:

Outside are the dogs, those who practice magic arts, the sexually immoral, the murderers, the idolaters and everyone who loves and practices falsehood.

Those who make movies and love them are those who love and practice falsehood.

[XinXan]

Nothing badecker says makes sense anyways so don't try to argue with a mentally ill person, it just won't work. He thinks that all 700.000 cops in the US are bad yet he can only post 20 cases where police actually were wrong, as I said, he lacks critical thinking, you can make badecker believe anything. Sad.

[IadixDev]

Nothing badecker says makes sense anyways so don't try to argue with a mentally ill person, it just won't work. He thinks that all 700.000 cops in the US are bad yet he can only post 20 cases where police actually were wrong, as I said, he lacks critical thinking, you can make badecker believe anything. Sad.

The problem is still that the fact that those "bad cops" are tolerated, rarely even punished, show clearly the whole hierarchy encourage those behavior.
Those who denounce it are shunned, never promoted, and ejected.

Sad reality of the police system.

It's same with pedo and catholic church.

When you live in bad area, it's the daily reality.



You get agressed ? Nobody give a shit, take 3 day to fill a complaints to be told it's useless.

Rapist get away with it because there is not enough proof, judges are too busy, and cops are too busy getting drunk with their coworker.

You get your phone stollen, suck it.

You are black or arab in a restaurant, cop come agress and insult play cow boy for nothing. When they are not plain beating you or rape with a stick.

The number of time this shit happen ... not even countable.

[Bored Logic]

not us cops my friend whole every country have this damn problem

[BADecker]

Cops Assault 91-Year-Old Man For Walking With a Stick--Witnesses

One might think the police would never manhandle, handcuff, and cite a 91-year-old man for anything—but that would be a fairy tale. In the real world, policing for profit, as some have called it, will stop at nothing to bring in revenue, even when it comes from citing a 91-year-old man for walking with a walking stick.

Otha Thurmond, 91, of Memphis, Tennessee, will finally find his way to criminal court after spending his whole life as a law-abiding citizen. According to Thurmond, he has never been in jail a day in his life. Neighbors agree. And they are up in arms with the treatment they witnessed Thurmond receive when he encountered police on his Memphis sidewalk.

Police say they felt threatened by the elderly man when they claim he waved a stick at them. They also say he tried to intervene in a separate domestic dispute. But neighbors disagree. Niesha Lowe WREG News that Thurmond responded when asked by police why he had a stick, saying, "I'm old. I need this stick."

Read more and watch the video at http://thefreethoughtproject.com/man-cited-disorderly-conduct-walking-stick/.

[BADecker]

Cops Mistake 15yo Girl Holding a Baby for a Suspect, Taser, Assault, and Arrest Her

All too often, police officers, while hunting down a suspect, will find the closest person to them and attack or arrest them. All too often they are wrong. Fitting the description, we are told, is how the officers justify the wholesale assault and kidnapping of an innocent person. As the following story details, even children are not safe from these violent mistakes.

If someone wants to know just how seriously Canadians take police accountability, the following story serves as an indicator. Two Ontario police officers were charged and found guilty of tasering two individuals in a case of mistaken identity.

Constable Kenny Belanger, a six-year-veteran of the Ontario Provincial Police, who worked out of the Kapuskasing detachment, pleaded guilty in the Ontario Court of Justice in Kapuskasing on Friday, to two counts of assault with a weapon.

His co-accused, Acting Sgt. Daniel Lafontaine, a nine-year veteran of the OPP who worked out of the South Porcupine detachment, pleaded guilty to two counts of assault.

Read more at http://thefreethoughtproject.com/officers-mistake-teen-taser-assault/.

[BADecker]

The Utah Nurse is Not Alone --

The Body Cam footage of a nurse being violent arrested for doing her job and refusing to break the law may be shocking, but it's not uncommon.

The Body Cam footage of a nurse being violently arrested by a police officer in Salt Lake City while other officers on the scene watched and aided the arrest went viral on Friday. The internet watched in horror as a nurse followed the orders from her supervisors and refused to break the law—and a police officer responded by throwing a temper tantrum because he was told "No."

However, while this incident was caught on video and spread like wildfire when it was released, it is not uncommon, and it does not apply solely to medical professionals. Police officers also have a history of targeting and abusing first responders rendering aid to citizens in life-threatening situations.

Read more and click the links at http://thefreethoughtproject.com/nurse-not-alone-police-history-abusing-professionals/.

[BADecker]

While He Was Killing a Dog, NYPD Cop Also Shot a Fellow Officer

An NYPD officer executing a search in the hunt for a robbery suspect accidentally shot a U.S. marshal in the foot when he fired at a dog that he said was attacking the federal agent, according to police sources.

The officer that shot the federal agent is believed to be a member of the U.S. Marshals Service's New York/New Jersey Fugitive Task Force, according to the New York Post.

The incident occurred as the task force was searching for a 25-year-old robbery suspect who they believed was hiding out in a residence.

The dog is alleged to have charged the officers on the scene, biting a U.S. marshal. However, as TFTP has reported on countless occasions, officers often claim dogs charge them when the reality is quite to the contrary.

Read more and click the links at http://thefreethoughtproject.com/nypd-officer-shoots-kills-dog-accidentally-shoots-marshal/.

[Ivan16]

I think this is not some for compare,because ISIS is most brutal terorist organisation in human history,but if we look how American establisment talk about democraty and human rights,and see what police doing black people and prostestans what to say about that,about fake country bild on lair and propaganda

[BADecker]

I think this is not some for compare,because ISIS is most brutal terorist organisation in human history,but if we look how American establisment talk about democraty and human rights,and see what police doing black people and prostestans what to say about that,about fake country bild on lair and propaganda

The only reason cops are not more brutal is, people hurt by cops sue the city. When the city has to pay, they make the cops act a little more sane. ISIS doesn't have anybody to make them act more sane.

Did you notice the little word "act?" Cops ACT sane because they are forced into it. ISIS ACTS wild because they don't have anybody to force them to ACT sanely. If cops didn't have anybody to force them to ACT sanely, they would way out-ACT ISIS.

[adamantasaurus]

I mean, I think cops can be bad yea but I do not think the majority of cops are bad people a lot of my friends are cops that I grew up with. Would I ever be a cop hell no! lol. But I think for the MOST part it all depends on how you handle your encounter with the police if your being an asshole then yea a trigger happy cop may shoot you so my philosophy is drumroll please.... DONT BE AN ASSHOLE TO A MAN WITH A GUN.

Now as far as ISIS being compared to cops I think they are 2 completely different things the police were invented with good intentions to protect good people from the bad people now yes cops have to much power nowadays etc. etc. but ISIS was created purely for spreading evil and violence I don't think you can really compare the two....

[TanClan98]

Do you think Marawe from The Philippines which is my country are just one group or the one who joined forces to spread what they want to do?

[BADecker]

'Motherf**ker! I'm Gonna Kill You!' Cops Claim Standard Procedure Used as Teen is Tasered to Death

As the Free Thought Project reported earlier this year, police were caught on video tasering a young man's testicles and his body — until he died. Then, in June we learned that although the Dallas County District Attorney Faith Johnson found that the officers involved had committed a crime during their torture — they cannot be charged. Now, to add insult to unaccountable injury and death, according to court documents released this week, the cops are defending their tactics, calling their torturous acts that fateful night, standard procedure.

Last week, Mesquite police officers Jack Fyall, Richard Houston, Alan Gafford, Zachary Scott, William Heidelburg and Bill Hedgpeth, the ones responsible for the death of Graham Dyer, asked the judge to dismiss the lawsuit brought against them by his Dyer's parents.

"If I could go back in time and have this case, it would be indicted," said Michael Snipes, the first assistant district attorney. "We would have pursued criminally negligent homicide charges."

These charges cannot be brought now, however, because — in spite of the family only recently finding out about their son's horrifying death — cops kept the footage of it secret long enough for the statute of limitations to expire.

As My Statesmen reported in June, such charges cannot be brought more than three years after the incident, which came to the district attorney's attention as the result of an American-Statesman investigation earlier in the year. And while there is no such limitation on the higher charge of manslaughter, Snipes said the officers' behavior that contributed to Graham's death didn't reach the level of a knowing disregard for his life.

On August 14, 2013, Kathy and Robert Dyer got a phone call one night that is every parent's nightmare — their son, Graham, was in the hospital. The 18-year-old boy had been severely injured during a struggle with police and was fighting for his life — a fight he would lose.

Read more at http://thefreethoughtproject.com/genitals-taser-standard-procedure/.

[BADecker]

Netflix Does it Again: Exposes Extreme Police Corruption on Coerced Confessions

A new Netflix original series, The Confession Tapes, has once again given the viewing public a stimulating look into the American injustice system—with an up close and personal look at the psychological games employed by police to elicit taped confessions that suspects claim were coerced—but resulted in convictions.

The Confession Tapes encompass a wide array of suspects and situations, revealing that there is no race, religion, background or class that immunizes a person from being persecuted. The only common thread throughout the series is that every single person featured in the series maintains their innocence to this day.

The chilling reality of the series is the resounding message that no one is immune from the hyper-focus of law enforcement, regardless of the evidence, once police have fingered a particular person to be guilty.

The series makes clear that this could happen to anyone.

While some may feel safe "being honest" with law enforcement due to their assured innocence, after watching the seven episodes of this series, they will likely think twice before choosing to so implicitly trust the police in such a tenuous circumstance.

The stories featured in the show reveal a mix of interviews and archival footage in a documentary style that allows the suspects themselves, friends, family, lawyers, prosecutors and jurors to tell the story. It is distinct in that it allows the record to speak for itself, rather than relying on dramatic interpretation.

The Confession Tapes takes you directly to the scene, using actual footage of the crime scene, instead of using actors and dramatizations. Without question, the series allows the viewers to feel the true tragedy and weight of the cases.

Perhaps the most troubling part of the series is the confession tapes themselves, as they reveal mentally fragile people being pushed into likely false confessions using a barrage of psychological tactics.

As TFTP has previously reported, not even children are safe from these brutal tactics to make innocent people say they are guilty.

A study of juvenile interrogations at 17 police departments found that none of the suspects had attorneys present during questioning, and only 21% had parents present. All of them had already waived their Miranda rights. This does not happen by accident; it is a deliberate setup by the cops.

Read more and click the links at http://www.dcclothesline.com/2017/09/18/netflix-does-it-again-exposes-extreme-police-corruption-on-coerced-confessions/.

[BADecker]

US Coalition Announces They'll Defend ISIS by Attacking Syrian Army if They Go After Them

In a blatantly ominous move—solidifying the notion that the U.S. military machine supports and sustains the proliferation of ISIS—U.S.-backed rebels openly stated they will prevent the Syrian army from crossing the Euphrates River to recover eastern Syria from ISIS militants.

The oil-rich province of Deir al-Zor is Islamic State's last major foothold in Syria and Iraq. It is bisected by the Euphrates River. The threats by the U.S.-backed Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) to attack the Syrian army for attempting to cross the river is in de facto defense of ISIS.

As Reuters reports, military council commander Ahmed Abu Khawla warned government forces and their militia allies against firing across the river as his fighters close in — something he said had happened in recent days.

"Now we have 3 km between us and the eastern riverbank, once our forces reach the area, any shot fired into that area we will consider an attack on the military council," he said.

Read more at http://thefreethoughtproject.com/us-coalition-isis-syria/.

[BADecker]

Chaos in St Louis:

Nearly 1,000 protesters surround home of St. Louis Mayor Lyda Krewson Friday

They were furious over acquittal of ex-cop Jason Stockley in 2011 shooting death

Stockley shot Anthony Smith five times after a car chase and alleged drug deal

Prosecutors alleged that Stockley planted a gun in Smith's car after he shot him

But a judge ruled that Stockley was not guilty of first-degree murder on evidence

Now cops arrest 13 as protests turn violent, leaving ten officers injured

Read more at http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-4888212/Latest-St-Louis-ex-police-officer-not-guilty-killing.html.

[tsinelas]

Here are the facts we know. Guy was shot and killed by a police officer and its amazing this guy is found guilty by the public on what the woman said ISIS?

ISIS are nothing compared to U.S cops not because US cops are much capable and powerful or supported by the U.S government. ISIS are nothing because U.S cops are more humane.They have my support on fighting crimes. They are trained on handling criminals. ISIS are nothing because they were just useless punks that seeks attention and has no conscience at all.

[Sithara007]

I would say just one thing. There are around 1 million+ police officers in the United States. The actions by a few can't be used to tarnish the reputation of the remaining officers. Because we need to remember that without the cops, the law and order situation may become horrible. Also, we need to remember that bad people exist in every profession.

[dreamer81]

Why put such a video on youtube? You know that it will get removed, thus making all links blank after a while. I dont get it! Use a blockchain service instead like dtube which cannot be removed by authorities, or spread it on torrent. But stop using the censored youtube for this. It's plain stupid!

[birra guzez]

Cops are violent all over the world not o ly in USA, but ISIS are heartless terrorists. They did unimaginable things i wouldn't believe if i haven't see them is my own eyes in the videos they post. Don't compare people to monsters.

[Latviand]

Are you afraid of ISIS in America? Be afraid of U.S. cops!


Woman Facebook live-streams her dying boyfriend seconds after he is shot four times...

WARNING: GRAPHIC CONTENT

Diamond Reynolds live-streamed the aftermath of her boyfriend's shooting

Philando Castile was shot at 9pm during a traffic stop in Minnesota

Reynolds claims that he was reaching for a license and ID

And she says he told the cop he had a license to carry a weapon

But she claims the 'Chinese police officer' shot him four times in the arm

The cop - audibly panicked - swears and tells her not to move several times

Police have confirmed that he died in hospital

Some 200 protesters formed outside Minnesota Governor's house

The cop is from the St. Anthony Police Department in Falcon Heights

Castile's mother learned of it when her daughter screamed while online

She claims she wasn't allowed to see her son in hospital

Minneapolis woman livestreams her dying boyfriend seconds after he is shot by a cop

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BQs6djkqmy8


Read more at http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3678293/Please-don-t-tell-s-gone-Horrifying-moment-woman-believes-black-boyfriend-died-Minneapolis-cop-shot-four-times-reached-license.html.

I think it is very unfair for cops even though they did inhimane acts to be compared to ISIS. The terrorist group are famous for burning, killing without mercy, beheading and worse. I'mnot sayi gthat the cops are forgivable but in contrat what they did pales to what Isis does

[manga 6666]

ISIS is other dirty tool of our government use it to steal stupid Arab oil

[XinXan]

I mean, I think cops can be bad yea but I do not think the majority of cops are bad people a lot of my friends are cops that I grew up with. Would I ever be a cop hell no! lol. But I think for the MOST part it all depends on how you handle your encounter with the police if your being an asshole then yea a trigger happy cop may shoot you so my philosophy is drumroll please.... DONT BE AN ASSHOLE TO A MAN WITH A GUN.

Now as far as ISIS being compared to cops I think they are 2 completely different things the police were invented with good intentions to protect good people from the bad people now yes cops have to much power nowadays etc. etc. but ISIS was created purely for spreading evil and violence I don't think you can really compare the two....

Badecker does not understand statistics or how they work. He keeps mentioning a few stories here and there not realizing that even if there are 1000 cases of police brutality/fail/murder whatever it is, it's still not a lot taking in count that there are 700.000 U.S. cops.

As I said before, of course you gonna have bad cops like you have bad people that kill other people, should we compare normal citizens to ISIS as well because there are 15.000 murders each year?

[BADecker]

Cops Kidnap 8yo Boy for Acting Out in School...

A mother has learned the hard way just how unsafe a child can be when the state gets involved after her 8-year-old son was kidnapped by police, put in restraints, and forcefully injected with a sedative after acting out on his first day of school.

Debbie Kiroff is now looking for answers after her son endured horrific abuse at the hands of those who claim to protect.

"They know he's a runner," she told CBC Toronto. "When I first brought him to the school, I said to them, 'He likes to run. That's his release.'"

Earlier this month, the principal at Holland Landing Public School called her to let her know her son's behavior was "escalating." However, she never expected what came next.

"He usually runs to the same spot near the little forest that they go to for day trips," Kiroff said of the place her son runs to find his peace. This time, however, after he ran off, the police were called in.

According to Kiroff, she says it all began over an argument with another boy about who should be able to use a computer.

Read more at http://thefreethoughtproject.com/8yo-boy-kidnap-school-drugged/.

[BADecker]

Cops Kill Deaf Man Holding a Stick, Despite Neighbors Telling Them He was Deaf

In an extremely heartbreaking story, on Tuesday, Oklahoma City police shot and killed a deaf man after responding to a reported hit-and-run accident. Witnesses claim that they warned police that the man was deaf – but officers opened fire anyway.

Police alleged that Magdiel Sanchez, 35, was spotted near a vehicle matching the description of the vehicle involved in the incident, and confronted a man standing near the car who they claim was holding a stick – who did not respond to their warnings.

A neighbor told AP that Sanchez was either deaf or hard of hearing, and carried a stick with him as protection from stray dogs.

Witnesses to the killing are on record stating that they informed the police that the man was deaf prior to them opening fire and killing him.

"We have lived in the neighborhood for 13 years so we knew him… and we knew that he was deaf," one of the witnesses told the Daily Mail. "As the cops tried to approach him, my husband, my daughter and I were all screaming at the police that he was deaf."

Read more (and other stories) at http://thefreethoughtproject.com/cops-kill-deaf-man-holding-stick/.

[BADecker]

'Use Your F**king Taser Bobby!' Cops Snap,
Smash Man's Head Into Concrete Over and Over

A horrifying video posted to Facebook this week is now going viral as it shows several police officers savagely beating a seemingly non-violent man.

"It made me sick to my stomach watching it," said Joce Smith, who posted the video to Facebook after she says her cousin filmed it and sent it to her.

In the video, we see five Pittsburg officers conducting a violent detainment of two men, David Jones, 34, who was the man already in handcuffs, and Daniel T. Alderman, 47, who was the man having his head repeatedly smashed into the ground and punched by the officers.

According to city public safety spokeswoman Sonya Toler, Jones was wanted on a warrant for forgery and had previously fled officers during their first attempt to serve him.

"As officers were taking Jones into custody, a man later identified as [Alderman] attempted to interfere with the arrest," she said. "He was forcibly taken into custody and is in the Allegheny County Jail on charges of obstructing the administration of law, resisting arrests, and public drunkenness."

Read more at http://thefreethoughtproject.com/pittsburg-police-brutality-smash-concrete/.

[BADecker]

Native American Man Misses Mother's Last Moments Because Cops Beat Him at Hospital

The family of Raymond Cournoyer, a 64-year-old Yankton Sioux Tribal Elder, says their father was beaten by police to the point of hospitalization while on his way to see his dying mother and therefore never got to see her. They have the bloody photos to back up their claims.

On Sunday, Philly Cournoyer, the daughter of Raymond was heading to see her dying grandmother with her father when she says they were stopped by police after arriving at the hospital.

"This is what happened to a man that just wanted to say his final goodbyes to his mother," Philly said.

Read more at http://thefreethoughtproject.com/native-elder-beaten-police-hospital/.

[BADecker]

Graphic Video Shows Cops Beat Woman 'Like a Rag Doll' Over Failure to Use Turn Signal

A woman has filed a federal lawsuit after she was attacked by multiple officers and beaten to a bloody pulp over a traffic stop for a turn signal.

Indianapolis, IN — In the land of the free, police claim the right to detain and extort you for failing to signal a turn in your vehicle. If you do not immediately comply with said detainment, police will claim the right to use violence and often deadly force against you to carry out this extortion. Kim Townsend learned this the hard way.

Townsend, who was beat to a bloody and severly injured pulp during a traffic stop last year has filed a federal lawsuit against Marion County Sheriff's Office and the Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department. The lawsuit claims police used excessive force during an arrest on January 6, 2016. The horrifying arrest was captured on video.

"All I know is that I was on the ground," said Townsend, after she was tackled for failing to stop for police trying to pull her over for failing to use her turn signal.

"I felt a punch in the back of my head. I felt a kick to my face and someone stepping on my hands and feet," said Townsend.

FOX 59 was given video of the arrest by Townsend's attorney, Greg Kulis of Gregory E. Kulis & Associates Ltd, who says the use of force by police was unnecessary, unreasonable and unprovoked.

"This is a matter where you have trained law enforcement that acted in a totally outrageous manner," said Kulis. And outrageous it was.

"Police officers grab her in a very forceful manner and throw her to the pavement like she is a rag doll. As a result, Kim was seriously injured," said Kulis.

As the video shows, police officers tackle Townsend, sending her smashing into a door before she is violently thrown to the ground. As the officer is throwing her down, he positions his knee in her gut sending all 200 pounds of his body weight into a single painful blow.

Townsend was not resisting, and in fact, appeared to be unconscious for a spell as other officers joined in on the melee. She was kicked, kneed, punched, and the life nearly squeezed out of her as police piled on top to make sure they let her know that trying to avoid extortion for a turn signal violation would be met with extreme force.

Naturally, police will claim this insane escalation of force was necessary because Townsend failed to immediately stop and led police on a 5 mile long chase through town as she made her way to her house.

According to the police report, Townsend stopped her car in the alleyway at the Julian Center on North Meridian and got out of her car. Investigators say she tried to run inside of that building, FOX 59 reports.

"I was not running away from them. That is where I lived," said Townsend.

As a result of the brutal beat down given to her by police—over failing to use a turn signal—Townsend suffered torn ligaments, knocked out teeth, and a fractured bone in her face. Townsend is suing for compensation for medical bills, which have exceeded $80,000, and is currently facing charges of resisting law enforcement and operating a vehicle as a habitual traffic violator.

"I'm just trying to take it one day at a time to build my life back up," she told FOX 59.

According to the news outlet, they reached out to the Marion County Sheriff's Office and IMPD about the case and asked them to review the surveillance video with us and provide an on-camera interview or written statement. Both departments say they do not comment on pending litigation.

Below is a video that perfectly illustrates the nature of the state. Violence is their only tool and if 100 percent compliance is not immediately given, this tool will be used over and over again.

Remember, as you watch the disturbing footage below that this woman had not harmed another individual, she had not stolen, nor damaged anyone's property. All this force was escalated and carried out over a turn signal.

Read more, click the links, and watch the video at http://thefreethoughtproject.com/graphic-video-police-turn-signal/.

[yoseph]

At first the white people thought that since the police brutality was against the black people, they really didn't care about it but now it has gotten insane they are killing everyone irrespective of their ethnicity. In my country the police force has no right to fire on any person unless the person tries to use a weapon. Now people are being shot because they try to run away and the authorities do nothing.

[BADecker]

Cops are Breaking Into Cars & Trashing Them--To Stop People from Breaking into Cars

Several years ago, The Free Thought Project reported on the Rosenberg Texas Police Department attempting to break into cars to—get this—prevent thieves from breaking into cars. After we exposed the practice, we thought it had disappeared from modern policing tactics. We were wrong.

Police in Belton, Texas, are now apparently following the example of the Rosenberg PD, and are going around checking citizens' car doors to see if they are open or not. What may sound like a good idea to the police department, has left more than a few Belton residents upset over the perceived invasion of their privacy.

Belton resident Jordyn Hendry said someone broke into her car on Monday, tossed all of the contents around on the inside, and then left a note behind explaining why. Here is her Facebook post with pictures of the mess and the card the vandals left behind:

According to the notice that was called a "Crime Awareness Alert," Officer Kusak (badge number 226), of the Belton Police Department was patrolling the area and noticed Hendry's car windows were down or open. We know this because he circled that information on the card. He then wrote in one of the blanks that the car's registration was expired.

Read more and click the links at http://thefreethoughtproject.com/texas-cops-break-cars-thieves/.

[BADecker]

Cops Shoot Man 7 times, Run Him Over and Kill Him Because He Had a Bright Green Water Gun

The parents of a 20-year-old man who was shot to death by police and then run over by a patrol car, are now begging for the officers responsible for their son's death be held accountable for their actions.

Eric Rivera, 20, was killed by Los Angeles police officers in June, following a 911 call about a man with a gun. Officers Arturo Urrutia and Daniel Ramirez approached Rivera on the night of June 7. They claimed that they exited their vehicle so quickly, they forgot to put the car in park. As they were opening fire on the man they believed to be brandishing a handgun, the car continued to roll over the young man, but not before the officers struck him seven times, with at least one bullet piercing his skull.

In a tragic scene that undoubtedly could have been derived from an action movie, the car rolled over Rivera, pinning him to a wall and trapping his body underneath the police cruiser. As the investigation into the officer-involved shooting unfolded, a crane had to be called in to lift the vehicle from over Rivera's body. The family's lawyer described the young man's torso as "literally mangled."

Attorney: Man With Toy Gun Killed After LAPD Officers Fire Shots, Run Him Over With Patrol Car

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LULtQWjQP9o


Read more at http://thefreethoughtproject.com/cops-shoot-man-7-times-run-kill-water-gun-cops-cleared-still-streets/.

[nursahath07]

isis is part of  weapon business ?
ultramodern atheist ...

[litcher30]

Yeah right because U.S corps is advantage than isis group

[BADecker]

WATCH: Cop Attacks Road Workers
So They Take Him Down in Citizen's Arrest

A Kentucky State Trooper on a power trip allegedly got violent with a road construction crew over the weekend. However, as the video of incident shows, unlike most scenarios with cops on power trips, it was the Trooper who got taken down, not the citizens.

According to video and the witness accounts from the road crew, Trooper Anthony Harrison punched a worker and put them all in danger as he drove through a construction site Sunday night.

According to the crew, Harrison drove too fast toward their work zone near Fort Knox about 11:30 p.m. Sunday, adding that he stopped his personal car abruptly, confronted the workers and started arguing.

Two of the workers told WDRB that Harrison was angry about not seeing the crew and their equipment in a closed-off and marked traffic lane.

In the video, Harrison is seen yelling at one of the workers over their disagreement

"Don't yell at me," the woman says.

"I will yell at you!" Harrison barks back as he tries to intimidate her. "Or what!?"

Harrison flashed his badge and let it be known that he was a trooper, however, he still got unnecessarily violent.

When Harrison noticed that he was being recorded, he became even more enraged. He then appears to attack the man filming and at this point, all hell breaks loose.

"Me pulling the phone and filming him, that just sent him over the top," said Joey Gaddis, who shot the video. "He lunged at me for the phone. I felt like he was trying to grab at my neck."

At this point, the crew takes Harrison down and disarms him in a citizen's arrest as they called the police. The crew's level of force appeared to be entirely justified and kept to a minimum, only using enough force to hold Harrison down. Unlike many police officers would've done in this scenario, no head strikes, baton blows, or tasers were used to subdue the officer.

"That badge doesn't give the right to get in someone's face like that," the woman said as they held down Harrison.

The crew then continued to hold Harrison down, without incident, until police officers arrived. However, once police arrived everything changed — they let him go.

Gaddis explained that once the other troopers showed up, they immediately moved to protect their brother in blue by treating the road workers as the criminals.

Read more, watch the video, and click the links at http://thefreethoughtproject.com/watch-cop-citizens-arrest/.

[BADecker]

WATCH: Woman Prevents Cops from Entering Home With No Warrant, So They Break Her Leg

The taxpayers of Santa Clara will be shelling out a massive $6.7 million to settle a federal civil-rights lawsuit that was entirely preventable had a rogue cops not decided to violate their oaths and kick down the door of a family's home—with no warrant.

On April 12, 2016, Danielle Burfine was in her home when multiple Santa Clara officers came to her door and demanded entry into her home to arrest Burfine's 15-year-old daughter. They had no warrant.

Instead of simply going back to a judge and obtaining a warrant to constitutionally arrest the young woman, Sergeant Gregory Hill took it upon himself to kick down their front door. Because Burfine was attempting to prevent the officers from entering her home without a warrant, she was thrown down, causing her to hit a stone pillar which broke her leg, according to the lawsuit.

"This shocking video shows obvious excessive force, wrongful entry without a warrant, and extreme callousness as Danielle broke her ankle and cried in pain," attorney Michael Haddad said.

As the video begins, Hill and Burfine are involved in a standoff as the mother refuses to allow the officers in her home until she sees a warrant. Santa Clara police claimed they had a right to enter the home of the teen on the basis of "on-view charges." This term typically refers to a crime or evidence that an officer witnesses directly. However, the alleged crime was over a week old by this time, so it did not apply in this instance.

WATCH: Woman Prevents Cops from Entering Home With No Warrant, So They Break Her Leg

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DrcuxGGECUc


Read more at http://thefreethoughtproject.com/watch-woman-prevents-cops-warrant-leg/.

[BADecker]

Horrifying Body Cam Shows Woman-Beating Cop Sexually Assault, Brutalize Handcuffed Woman

After this tyrant cop pleaded guilty to assaulting an innocent woman this week, the body camera footage was released detailing the level of abuse.

Las Vegas, NV — Former Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department (LVMPD) officer Richard Scavone pleaded guilty this week in federal court to assaulting a handcuffed woman in his custody. After the plea, authorities released the body camera footage of the assault. It is nothing short of infuriating and shows the level of violence a woman-abusing cop was willing to take to assert his authority.

Scavone now faces up to a year behind bars and a $100,000 fine on one count of deprivation of rights under color of law in connection with the encounter.

The encounter happened in January of 2015 after this abusive cop thought he had nabbed himself a prostitute.

The woman had done nothing wrong and was walking down the sidewalk drinking a coffee when Scavone attacked her for no reason. She was entirely compliant during the stop even though this sadistic predator kept abusing her.

"The hell you think you're talking to?" he asks her in the video as he threatens her life.

After a brief radio call, this monster then asks his victim, "What else do you want me to do, tough guy?"

"Go ahead and take me to jail. That's all I want you to do," she replies, knowing that at any moment this maniac could kill her and jail is her only refuge.

"You got it," he says, as he then puts his hand inside her bra and pulls out her personal belongings and sexually assaulting her in the process.

The woman was then arrested on false charges of littering. Once the truth came out, however, those charges were dropped.

Bodycam Shows Las Vegas Officer Slamming Woman Onto Car Hood

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HjERZwqyj7E


Read more at http://thefreethoughtproject.com/cop-assault-brutalize-handcuffed-woman/.

[zaynxx]

The truth us that the police are far more dangerous to black Americans, and our freedoms than any terrorist group on earth. The fact that the US government funded and essentially created ISIS, and the police are powerless to jail those who were responsible.

We are 58 times more likely to be killed by a cop than you are ANY terrorist.That number is based on Americans that have died overseas from terrorist attacks. If you take the stats from terrorist attacks in the America, the probability of being killed by a police officer rather than a terrorist is much higher.

[BADecker]

Did cops do Vegas.

Five things that just don’t add up about the Las Vegas mass shooting

#1) Dozens of concert-goers reported the presence of multiple shooters.

#2) Who warned concert-goers they were “all going to die” a full 45 minutes before the shooting started?

#3) The weapon you hear on videos was FULL AUTO, which is almost impossible to acquire through legal means.

#4) Why were the exits blocked, trapping victims like rats in a maze?

#5) Why did the shooter have as many as 10 firearms in his room?

Read more at https://www.naturalnews.com/2017-10-02-five-things-that-just-dont-add-up-about-the-las-vegas-mass-shooting.html#.

[Babebottle]

i guess there are some fool ISIS idiots in this post, shame on you.

[MostHigh]

Seriously, We know the Police Department in the United States is wrong with this killing and i believe they are not right in doing so but to compare them to DAESH, my friend you have no idea of what you are talking about. Just visit any area on line with videos on Raqqa and you will understand what you are saying is wrong. The police wouldnt just go around shooting at people because they have different perception.

[BADecker]

Cop Violently Rapes Two Little Boys, Pleads Guilty, Gets Work Release Instead of Prison

The headline reads "Ex-Dupont police officer sentenced to prison for corruption of minor" but former Dupont Borough police officer, David Turkos, 44, will likely never spend an entire day inside of a prison cell for raping two young boys. Judge Michael T. Vough sentenced Turkos for 9-23 months, at Luzerne County Correctional Facility, but the former officer is immediately eligible for work release.

For those unfamiliar, work release allows a prisoner to go to a job during the day and only have to sleep nights in jail. It is essentially state-funded housing.

Turkos was charged in 2015 with three counts of involuntary deviate sexual intercourse with a child, two counts of indecent assault and a count of simple assault. However, he only pleaded guilty in June to two counts of corruption of minors. The plea deal was accepted by Vough and the more serious felony rest counts were withdrawn — a typical and common privilege afforded to the thin blue line, even for the vilest of offenders.

Read more at http://thefreethoughtproject.com/two-children-raped-cop-former-officer-gets-work-release-probation/.

[Daniel 666]

ISIS made by CIA so that i think they can’t start real war against USA .

only they can kill small number to make all USA against more than 1 million Muslims 

[ckorbba]

ISIS made by CIA so that i think they can’t start real war against USA .

only they can kill small number to make all USA against more than 1 million Muslims 

We always start Say bad things about policemen or military, I then something happens. But if something completely the opposite happens, then we begin to run for help in these structures and look forward to very good cooperation from them. So you need to approach very carefully to the question and be objective.

[BADecker]

ISIS made by CIA so that i think they can’t start real war against USA .

only they can kill small number to make all USA against more than 1 million Muslims 

We always start Say bad things about policemen or military, I then something happens. But if something completely the opposite happens, then we begin to run for help in these structures and look forward to very good cooperation from them. So you need to approach very carefully to the question and be objective.

It's about time that we look at the reasons why we run to the police:
1. We are a bunch of unarmed wimps;
2. If we protect ourselves, it is often the police who take us down because of our self-protecting rather than running to them.

In ISIS countries, there is gun control. But the governments that make gun control over there, can't enforce it against people who are adamantly opposed to gun control. That's part of the reason why ISIS lives.

If all the people stood up and armed themselves, they would put down the U.S. ISIS supported rebellion, and there would be peace and prosperity.

It is cops who are turning America into weak lands so that they can formally become the American ISIS. The reason why they haven't done it already is that the American people are stopping them in several ways. But cops are worse than ISIS because they have a whole lot more armament than ISIS does.

[joebrook]

ISIS made by CIA so that i think they can’t start real war against USA .

only they can kill small number to make all USA against more than 1 million Muslims 

We always start Say bad things about policemen or military, I then something happens. But if something completely the opposite happens, then we begin to run for help in these structures and look forward to very good cooperation from them. So you need to approach very carefully to the question and be objective.

The job of the Police is to protect the people and you should know that they are paid by taxes of the people so if they are killing and assaulting the very people who gave them their salary, i think they have every right to protest.

[BADecker]

ISIS made by CIA so that i think they can’t start real war against USA .

only they can kill small number to make all USA against more than 1 million Muslims 

We always start Say bad things about policemen or military, I then something happens. But if something completely the opposite happens, then we begin to run for help in these structures and look forward to very good cooperation from them. So you need to approach very carefully to the question and be objective.

The job of the Police is to protect the people and you should know that they are paid by taxes of the people so if they are killing and assaulting the very people who gave them their salary, i think they have every right to protest.

Yes, we have the right to protest. But protesting is like complaining... a complaint. Rather, if a man/woman damages you, you have a claim.

So what if the cop is acting under his badge of office? The badge, the office, the paperwork never do anything. It is always the man/woman that does something.

File a claim for damages. If you are the relative of a person murdered by a man/woman acting out his stage program >>> a cop character, sue the man or woman to get the relative back. If there is no way that they can raise the dead back to life, sue them for every penny they have, including suing their bond.

Complaining does little. File a claim for something that they took from you, your property, whatever it may be. Make the amount match the crime they did. Stick to it >>> don't plea-bargain. Don't reduce it or increase it. At most, defer some of the payment until a later, undisclosed time.

[craZyLovE0916]

Hahaha well maybe so, but I have not experienced either really so I cannot say, but US cops definitely carry lots of weapons.

[BADecker]

'The Police Just F**ked My Life' - Alabamians Outraged As Civil Asset Forfeitures Soar

Within a matter of moments Ranelli was placed under arrest and all of the computer equipment in his store, much of which belonged to customers, had been confiscated by Alabama police never to be returned. Per AL.com:

Within moments, a Homewood police sergeant had declared a room full of customers' computers, merchandise and other items 'stolen goods,' Ranelli recalled. He ordered his officers to 'arrest them all,' according to Ranelli, who was cuffed and taken to the Homewood jail along with two of his shop employees.

The police proceeded to confiscate more than 130 computers - most of which were customers' units waiting to be repaired, though some were for sale - as well as the company's business servers and workstations and even receipts and checkbooks.

...

Unfortunately, the raids on Ranelli's business and Hightower's apartment are not isolated incidents. They are just a couple of many similar cases that have taken place in Alabama and across the US in recent years, according to Joseph Tully, a California criminal lawyer with expertise in civil asset forfeitures.

Read more at http://www.ronpaulinstitute.org/archives/featured-articles/2017/october/21/the-police-just-fstarstarked-my-life-alabamians-outraged-as-civil-asset-forfeitures-soar/.

[Ponylon]

I remember watching this on news, what a horrible even. There is even a live video from the police car itself, showing how the officer approached the car, asked some questions to the man and all of the sudden went berzerk on him. His "attitude" changed within a matter of minutes, which makes me believe that he might have misinterpreted some movement from the driver himself (maybe he wanted to grab the driving lincence and the officer thought it was a gun), but having a wife and a child on the back of the car, is a pretty good indication to me that the situation should have been handled more camly. We always see these cop stories popping up on the news and see almost that they are never getting convicted, this has changed lately and I hope we'll see more cop-convictions to start changing the mentality of today's police forces, which is based on "shoot first, ask questions later".

[JungleJim65]

You must be a troll...

https://track5.mixtape.moe/dzmliw.mp4

[BADecker]

You must be a troll...

https://track5.mixtape.moe/dzmliw.mp4

Are these guys going to prison for smoking a joint, or what?

Fake blood like used in Hollywood?

Not any different than a hundred movies, except for how long it takes to download.

[JungleJim65]

You must be a troll...

https://track5.mixtape.moe/dzmliw.mp4

Are these guys going to prison for smoking a joint, or what?

Fake blood like used in Hollywood?

Not any different than a hundred movies, except for how long it takes to download.

Alright, you're a confirmed troll lol.

[BADecker]

You must be a troll...

https://track5.mixtape.moe/dzmliw.mp4

Are these guys going to prison for smoking a joint, or what?

Fake blood like used in Hollywood?

Not any different than a hundred movies, except for how long it takes to download.

Alright, you're a confirmed troll lol.

In America, cops can't be this out-in-the-open about what they do. They do it all, and then the courts free them. Just look at the rest of this thread.

Because they do it to people, often to the same people who are trusting them for help, they are way worse than ISIS. If cops joined ISIS over in the ME, they would make better ISIS soldiers terrorists than ISIS soldiers terrorists could ever think of being.

[joelou]

There are many violent cops but not all of them are violent and dont compare cops to ISIS  because ISIS is no mercy for there enemies or cops.

[billsted86]

The most important ISIS is not an organization that comes from Islam, but many people say ISIS is made from U.S. 

[BADecker]

Graphic Body Cam Shows Cops Taser, Choke Dad to Death As He Did Laundry

In the Land of the Free, you can be approached by police who claim the right to beat, kidnap, and or kill you for having an arbitrary substance in your bloodstream deemed illegal by the state. Fermin Valenzuela and his family learned the hard way about the bloody path left behind in the state's vicious and brutal war on drugs and the deadly lengths the state will go to enforce it.

Graphic Body Cam Footage Shows Tased Suspect's Deadly Altercation With Police

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=utA3TfPT-6M


Read more at http://thefreethoughtproject.com/graphic-body-cam-cops-kill-laundry/.

[BADecker]

There are many violent cops but not all of them are violent and dont compare cops to ISIS  because ISIS is no mercy for there enemies or cops.

That's what you think.


Cop Rapes Woman in Courtroom

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L34qSYmIsxU

[BADecker]

WATCH: Activist Proves Power of Telling Cops, 'I Don't Answer Questions'

An activist made internet famous for his videos in which he says "I don't answer questions" reveals his secrets to dealing with police contacts.

Kenny Suitter never surrenders his 5th Amendment Right to remain silent. His numerous recorded encounters with police, in which he answers cop inquiries with "I don't answer questions" have racked up millions of views. Now, in an instructional YouTube video, Suitter explains his motivations and teaches everyone how to handle each and every police encounter.

He explains exactly what "I don't answer questions" means:

It means exactly what it says. It means you shouldn't answer questions, zero, not one, nada, zilch.

Suitter says the reason why you shouldn't answer one solitary question posed to you by police is very simple, yet it has everything to do with protecting oneself.

Your answers could be incriminating without you even knowing it. In fact, it's exactly what they're looking for, for you to make a mistake, so they can give you a field sobriety test, search your vehicle, or worse.

His advice is very simple:

"I Don't Answer Questions" EXPLAINED

https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=280&v=ysdyhNlAVck


Read more at http://thefreethoughtproject.com/cop-repellent-answer-questions/.

[salamyman]

Oh yeah - real bastards those guys.

[beonline]

There're crooked policemen everywhere. Judging by what I saw in states, police there is quite nicer than in many other countries

[BADecker]

There're crooked policemen everywhere. Judging by what I saw in states, police there is quite nicer than in many other countries

Cops are supposed to be nice. ISIS is not.

ISIS does what it is supposed to. Cops copy ISIS somewhat when they are not supposed to be copying them at all.

ISIS is nothing compared to U.S. cops.

[salamyman]

ISIS does what it is supposed to.
Cops are doing what ISIS is supposed to.

" "

[BADecker]

ISIS does what it is supposed to.
Cops are doing what ISIS is supposed to[ and what they (cops) aren't supposed to be doing].

" "

[BADecker]

Update From Stacey on Adam Kokesh in Wise County Jail

Adam Kokesh

Published on Jan 18, 2018

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Read more at http://www.freedomsphoenix.com/Article/233225-2018-01-18-update-from-stacey-on-adam-kokesh-in-wise-county-jail.htm.

[BADecker]

See Above ^^^.

Still in jail...Drug War. Fear. Libertarians. #TimesUp

Written by Adam Kokesh Date: 01-18-2018 Subject: Adam vs The Man

If there is no victim, there is no crime; for possession itself is never a crime. If you falsely arrest someone who has committed no crime, then YOU are the criminal. In the drug war, those who have chosen the side of Darwin instead of the side of the people, are the criminal aggressors standing on the wrong side of history, and they will be judged for the evil they have wrought upon this earth.

Today is Thursday January 18th, 2018 and you are listening to ADAM VS THE MAN coming to you live from cell D-27 at the Wise County Jail in Decatur, Texas behind drug war enemy lines. For 3 days I have been denied my basic human rights as a prisoner of the United States and international law. I have not been provided any paperwork about my case or my charges despite repeated requests; and I have not been allowed to meet with my attorney. My bail has been set at $80,000 which is to say that an innocent man has been kidnapped by the government and is being held for ransom.

Drug War. Fear. Libertarians. #TimesUp

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-gRNBZ2k6Ik


Read more at http://www.freedomsphoenix.com/Article/233224-2018-01-18-still-in-jail-drug-war-fear-libertarians-timesup.htm.

[BADecker]

Everybody needs many guns to protect themselves from the police.

Unarmed High School Sports Star Killed by Police as He Backed Out of His Own Driveway

Johnson County, KS — A family grieving and a town left in shock after police responded to a welfare check of a beloved high school student Saturday afternoon—and killed him. Blue Valley Northwest High School junior John Albers was unarmed and backing out of his garage when an Overland Park Police Officer opened fire on him, killing him on the spot.

The incident happened on Saturday but the dispatch recordings were released Monday night which paint a picture of what happened. The most crucial part of the picture, however, is missing, and that is why the officer felt the need to kill the 17-year-old wrestling and track star.

Naturally, the officer is claiming that he feared for his life as the teen backed out of the garage, so he had no other choice but to kill him. Apparently, stepping sideways was not an option.

Police said that "as the responding officers approached the residence to make contact, the garage door opened and a vehicle exited the garage, moving rapidly toward one of the responding officers. The officer discharged his service weapon striking the male driver," the statement said. "The driver died at the scene."

...

Indeed, while many people think police killings are reserved for a certain section of society, as Albers’ case illustrates, it can happen anywhere.

Read more and watch the videos at http://thefreethoughtproject.com/welfare-check-police-kill-unarmed-teen/.

[BADecker]

Things Are Getting Worse, Not Better:
Round Ups, Checkpoints and National ID Cards

"The roundups are getting worse. The checkpoints are getting worse. The harassment is getting worse. The things we were worried would happen are happening."—Angus Johnston, professor at the City University of New York

No one is safe.

No one is immune.

No one gets spared the anguish, fear and heartache of living under the shadow of an authoritarian police state.

That's the message being broadcast 24/7 to the citizens and residents of the American police state with every new piece of government propaganda, every new law that criminalizes otherwise lawful activity, every new policeman on the beat, every new surveillance camera casting a watchful eye, every sensationalist news story that titillates and distracts, every new prison or detention center built to house troublemakers and other undesirables, every new court ruling that gives government agents a green light to strip and steal and rape and ravage the citizenry, every school that opts to indoctrinate rather than educate, and every new justification for why Americans should comply with the government's attempts to trample the Constitution underfoot.

Here in Amerika, things are getting worse—not better—as the nation inches ever closer towards totalitarianism, that goose-stepping form of tyranny in which the government has all of the power and "we the people" have none.

Take what happened recently in Ft. Lauderdale, Florida.

On Friday, Jan. 19, 2018, immigration agents boarded a Greyhound bus heading to downtown Miami from Orlando and demanded that all passengers provide proof of residence or citizenship. One grandmother, traveling by bus to meet her granddaughter for the first time, was arrested and taken off the bus when she couldn't provide proof of residency.

No word on whether that grandmother was actually in the country illegally.

All we know is that the woman didn't have proof of identification or residency on her, which is common for many older people who don't happen to drive and have no reason to walk around with a photo ID. According to a study by the Brennan Center for Justice, more than three million Americans don't actually own a government-issued picture ID. That group includes the elderly, the poor, city dwellers, young people, college students, and some rural residents who might not live near a DMV.

This isn't is a new occurrence.

A year ago, passengers arriving in New York's JFK Airport on a domestic flight from San Francisco were ordered to show their "documents" to border patrol agents in order to get off the plane.

With the government empowered to carry out transportation checks to question people about their immigration status within a 100-mile border zone that wraps around the country, you're going to see a rise in these "show your papers" incidents.

That's a problem, and I'll tell you why.

We are not supposed to be living in a "show me your papers" society.

Despite this, the U.S. government has recently introduced measures allowing police and other law enforcement officials to stop individuals (citizens and noncitizens alike), demand they identify themselves, and subject them to patdowns, warrantless searches, and interrogations.

These actions fly in the face of longstanding constitutional safeguards forbidding such police state tactics.

Set aside the debate over illegal immigration for a moment and think long and hard about what it means when government agents start demanding that people show their papers on penalty of arrest.

The problem with allowing government agents to demand identification from anyone they suspect might be an illegal immigrant—the current scheme being employed by the Trump administration to ferret out and cleanse the country of illegal immigrants—is that it lays the groundwork for a society in which you are required to identify yourself to any government worker who demands it.

Such tactics quickly lead one down a slippery slope that ends with government agents empowered to subject anyone—citizen and noncitizen alike—to increasingly intrusive demands that they prove not only that they are legally in the country, but also that they are in compliance with every statute and regulation on the books.

This flies in the face of the provisions of the Fourth Amendment to the United States Constitution, which declares that all persons have the right to be free from unreasonable searches and seizures by government agents. At a minimum, the Fourth Amendment protects the American people from undue government interference with their movement and from baseless interrogation about their identities or activities.

Unless police have reasonable suspicion that  a person is guilty of wrongdoing, they have no legal authority to stop the person and require identification. In other words, "we the people" have the right to come and go as we please without the fear of being questioned by police or forced to identify ourselves.

The Rutherford Institute has issued a Constitutional Q&A on "The Legality of Stop and ID Procedures" that provides some guidance on one's rights if stopped and asked by police to show identification.

Unfortunately, even with legal protections on the books, it's becoming increasingly difficult for the average American to avoid falling in line with a national identification system.

Read more at https://www.rutherford.org/publications_resources/john_whiteheads_commentary/things_are_getting_worse_not_better_round_ups_checkpoints_and_national.

[dietmarfritz59]

Hmmm Boiling people alive,Beheadings,Throwing people off buildings,Burning alive......You compare ISIS to American cops??

Wheres the logic in this OP?

Yes I agree, where is your login OP? You are clearly trolling and trying to get people to argue.

[BADecker]

Hmmm Boiling people alive,Beheadings,Throwing people off buildings,Burning alive......You compare ISIS to American cops??

Wheres the logic in this OP?

Yes I agree, where is your login OP? You are clearly trolling and trying to get people to argue.

You just don't get it, do you.

ISIS is expected to do all those things. Much of the violence that they do is in their religion. Cops are expected to do just the opposite. When cops act like ISIS - which they do like many of the posts I have posted in this thread - they are worse than ISIS for just this reason... they aren't supposed to be doing any of it, but ISIS is.

[myhometalk]

Nothing new. US cops always were over zealous. Or maybe they got this from watching too many westerns.
Anyway, thing is that even if you don't call them "sir" they might shoot you.
I understood that they're trained to yell "don't resist", so if there are people watching, they can abuse people without problems. They got no shame.
"Serve and protect". What a joke.

[Cherrybomb]

I think ISIS are more violent than US cops. ISIS will do anything to kill innocent people. And they don't care if they have killed babies. And they launched terror attacks everywhere in the world.

[CryptoKyddie]

WOW thats a big comparison. ISIS are extremely evil yes! But cops can be douche bags in my experience. Sure some take things to another level, but most are just douchebags.

[popcorn1]

Not all ISIS are bad you know ..

I bought my daughter an ISIS TV and still not blew up yet so fingers crossed they are not all bad..

ISIS TV 19" HD Ready Digital LED TV ISI-19-913-TVLU: Amazon.co.uk ...
https://www.amazon.co.uk/Ready-Digital-ISI-19-913...Television.../B00ADUD64E
 Rating: 4.6 - ‎5 reviews
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[yoseph]

Not all ISIS are bad you know ..

I bought my daughter an ISIS TV and still not blew up yet so fingers crossed they are not all bad..

ISIS TV 19" HD Ready Digital LED TV ISI-19-913-TVLU: Amazon.co.uk ...
https://www.amazon.co.uk/Ready-Digital-ISI-19-913...Television.../B00ADUD64E
 Rating: 4.6 - ‎5 reviews
Shop ISIS TV 19" HD Ready Digital LED TV ISI-19-913-TVLU Television USB Freeview. Free delivery and returns on eligible orders.

Lol, I am sure that the Television is even spying on you and it is rigged to explode any moment from now and i want to know who in the world is manufacturing electronics with a despicable brand name like this. The US Cops have killed more Americans than ISIS have ever done in their very short reign of power.

[BADecker]

Stunning development: Students bled out while emergency medical teams...

You've probably been thinking to yourself, "Something doesn't add up" about the Parkland, Florida school shooting. It's becoming increasingly obvious to every intelligent observer that someone wanted to maximize the body count from the shooting. Consider the irrefutable evidence that's been widely reported across the media:

#1) Deputy Scot Peterson stood by and refused to enter the school building even though he was armed and on-site during the entire shooting rampage. This is not in dispute.

#2) In all, four sheriff's deputies stood down, hiding behind their cars and refusing to enter the building, according to numerous media reports including CNN's own Jake Tapper.

#3) Their boss, Sheriff Scott Israel, is a known anti-gun Democrat who has been accused of public corruption for spending hundreds of thousands of dollars in taxpayer money to conduct "positive spin" P.R. campaigns to make himself look good. He also compares himself to Ghandi, Abraham Lincoln and Martin Luther King, Jr.

#4) Even the Coral Springs police who rushed to the scene (and rushed into the building) accused the Broward County sheriff's deputies of "dereliction of duty." This was reported by CNN and dozens of other sources.

Now, we learn that emergency responders were ordered to delay entering the building as students bled out, adding to the casualties.

Emergency responders were ordered to stand around and do nothing while students were bleeding out… WTF is going on here?

As reported by Brian Entin from Fox Affiliate WSVN in Miami, emergency responders were orders to stand down, delaying their entry into the school building while students were bleeding out.

Read more at https://www.naturalnews.com/2018-02-26-students-bled-out-while-emergency-medical-teams-were-ordered-to-stand-down.html.

[BADecker]

Armed and Dangerous: If Police Don't Have to Protect the Public, What Good Are They?

"After a shooting spree, they always want to take the guns away from the people who didn't do it. I sure as hell wouldn't want to live in a society where the only people allowed guns are the police and the military."—Author William S. Burroughs

In the American police state, police have a tendency to shoot first and ask questions later.

In fact, police don't usually need much incentive to shoot and kill members of the public.

Police have shot and killed Americans of all ages—many of them unarmed—for standing a certain way, or moving a certain way, or holding something—anything—that police could misinterpret to be a gun, or igniting some trigger-centric fear in a police officer's mind that has nothing to do with an actual threat to their safety.

In recent years, Americans have been killed by police merely for standing in a "shooting stance," holding a cell phone, behaving oddly and holding a baseball bat, opening the front door, running in an aggressive manner holding a tree branch, crawling around naked, hunching over in a defensive posture, wearing dark pants and a basketball jersey, driving while deaf, being homeless, brandishing a shoehorn, holding a garden hose, and peeing outdoors.

So when police in Florida had to deal with a 19-year-old embarking on a shooting rampage inside Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Fla., what did they do?

Nothing.

There were four armed police officers, including one cop who was assigned to the school as a resource officer, on campus during that shooting. All four cops stayed outside the school with their weapons drawn (three of them hid behind their police cars).

Not a single one of those cops, armed with deadly weapons and trained for exactly such a dangerous scenario, entered the school to confront the shooter.

Seventeen people, most of them teenagers, died while the cops opted not to intervene.

Let that sink in a moment.

Now before your outrage bubbles over, consider that the U.S. Supreme Court has repeatedly affirmed (most recently in 2005) that police have no constitutional duty to protect members of the public from harm.

Yes, you read that correctly.

According to the U.S. Supreme Court, police have no duty, moral or otherwise, to help those in trouble, protect individuals from danger, or risk their own lives to save "we the people."

In other words, you can be outraged that cops in Florida did nothing to stop the school shooter, but technically, it wasn't part of their job description.

This begs the question: if the police don't have a duty to protect the public, what are we paying them for? And who exactly do they serve if not you and me?

Read more and click the many links at https://rutherford.org/publications_resources/john_whiteheads_commentary/armed_and_dangerous_if_police_dont_have_to_protect_the_public_what_goo.

[BADecker]

Cops Are Taking People's Firearms, Selling Them to Make a Profit and It's 100% Legal

As calls for gun control increase among the parties that claim it would put an end to mass shootings, an investigation is revealing that state sheriff's deputies are taking the firearms they have seized from individuals and re-selling them to generate revenue—only to find that some of the guns go on to be used in other crimes.

According to the results of an investigation reported by the Associated Press, in the state of Washington alone, "more than a dozen of the guns sold by law enforcement since 2010 ended up in new crimes."

The firearms are also typically sold to arms dealers in large batches, with a recent lot of 331 guns being transferred from the Washington State Patrol to a gun dealer in Knoxville, Tennessee. Included in that batch were at least five assault rifles.

Not only are state police re-selling firearms, they are selling them at cheap prices, ensuring that they will continue to receive revenue in return for the items they obtained for free. As the investigation noted, while a new AR-15 costs between $650 and $950 online, the Thurston County Narcotics Task Force auctioned two of the firearms for $250 and $370 each.

The ArmaLite Rifle, or AR-15, has recently become the most demonized firearm of the moment after it was reportedly used in a school shooting in Parkland, Florida, and while the AP investigation includes the gun in its list of "assault rifles," it should be noted that the AR-15 does not have select-fire capabilities and by definition, is not an assault rifle.

Read more at http://thefreethoughtproject.com/state-sheriffs-deputies-selling-seized-firearms-public/.

[Sithara007]

I think ISIS are more violent than US cops. ISIS will do anything to kill innocent people. And they don't care if they have killed babies. And they launched terror attacks everywhere in the world.

There is no point in comparing the cops to the ISIS militants. The cops are not favored by the vast majority of the world population. In certain nations such as India and Russia, they behave even worse than the criminals. But that doesn't mean that the ISIS is comparable to them. 

[BADecker]

Parkland First Responder: I was Told to Stand Down, 'I could have saved lives'

A first responder to the Parkland school shooting claims he was told to stand down and not enter the building to recover victims, which he believes would have saved lives.

Speaking to a WSVN Miami News 7 reporter, an emergency medical responder who was one of the first at the scene, said law enforcement did not follow mass casualty event protocols.

Reporter Brian Entin published comments from the responder – who did not want to be identified for fear of reprisal – on Twitter Saturday.

Read more at https://www.prisonplanet.com/parkland-first-responder-i-was-told-to-stand-down-i-could-have-saved-lives.html.

[BADecker]

ISIS is terible things. Its will be destroy

But the question is, Will cops be destroyed? After all, since they are worse than ISIS, maybe they are stronger, and maybe it will be a lot harder to destroy them.

[BADecker]

FBI and Sheriff Either Failed Miserably Before Parkland Shooting… Or Much Worse

We're supposed to trust the government to keep us safe. But the two main law enforcement units that should have protected students against the Parkland shooter failed miserably.

The shooter was handed to the Broward County Sheriff's office and the FBI on a silver platter multiple times. There were tips that specifically mentioned school shootings. There were threats made by the shooter, which again, specifically mentioned school shootings.

There were calls about violence, including the shooter putting guns to people's heads. Deputies visited many times after concerned friends, family, and strangers called. The suspect once called the police on himself!

Then a sheriff's deputy failed again by refusing to go into the school during the shooting and engage the shooter. He was on the scene. He knew what was happening. And he shirked his duty.

These are the people who will protect us if we are disarmed.

The old cliché is that when seconds count, police are just minutes away. And even then they might not help you. These law enforcement show exactly why we can not give up our personal ability to defend ourselves and our loved ones, in favor of government agencies.

The Worst of Politics

Sheriff Scott Israel's department mishandled the numerous alerts about the shooter. He hired the deputy who cowered outside rather than confront the shooter. Now four other deputies are reported to have arrived on the scene while the shooting was ongoing, and likewise did not intervene.

Scott Israel wants to blame the NRA when it was his department that failed to prevent and then failed to stop this shooting. Why is he being paraded around the news as if his opinion on guns matters? He is the poster child for why you should never have to depend on law enforcement.

Read more and click the links at http://www.thedailybell.com/news-analysis/fbi-and-sheriff-either-failed-miserably-before-parkland-shooting-or-much-worse/.

[Smack 1]

Hmmm Boiling people alive,Beheadings,Throwing people off buildings,Burning alive......You compare ISIS to American cops??

Wheres the logic in this OP?

Yes I agree, where is your login OP? You are clearly trolling and trying to get people to argue.

You just don't get it, do you.

ISIS is expected to do all those things. Much of the violence that they do is in their religion. Cops are expected to do just the opposite. When cops act like ISIS - which they do like many of the posts I have posted in this thread - they are worse than ISIS for just this reason... they aren't supposed to be doing any of it, but ISIS is.

I think isis doing it all because of the political problems and greed of a group. because there is no religion that teaches to miserable its people. and you can not just ignite the police, because you are not on the site. it may be that the police feel threatened with the civilians carrying the weapon.

[BADecker]

Hmmm Boiling people alive,Beheadings,Throwing people off buildings,Burning alive......You compare ISIS to American cops??

Wheres the logic in this OP?

Yes I agree, where is your login OP? You are clearly trolling and trying to get people to argue.

You just don't get it, do you.

ISIS is expected to do all those things. Much of the violence that they do is in their religion. Cops are expected to do just the opposite. When cops act like ISIS - which they do like many of the posts I have posted in this thread - they are worse than ISIS for just this reason... they aren't supposed to be doing any of it, but ISIS is.

I think isis doing it all because of the political problems and greed of a group. because there is no religion that teaches to miserable its people. and you can not just ignite the police, because you are not on the site. it may be that the police feel threatened with the civilians carrying the weapon.

So, let the cops stop carrying weapons if they can't contain their fear enough to do what is right. After all, there are plentyof instances where cops became fearful, and shot and killed someone who should at least have been allowed to go to trial. Google "police brutality" if you want to se a bunch of bad-cop activity.

[Firefox07]

Not all US cops are bad. There are more good policemen. So don't ever compared them to ISIS. Because ISIS is the dangerous terrorist. They expanded all over the world. And they done numerous attacks worldwide. They killed innocent people.

[Tunaite]

If weapons were not free for everyone to own in US, the cops would not be so extreme when dealing with potential criminals.

[BADecker]

Seattle Police Begin NAZI STYLE Gun Confiscation...

A man in Seattle has had his gun confiscated by police after breaking no laws. The police took his gun without a warrant and without pressing any charges.  Tyranny has officially taken hold on American soil.

This sets a precedent that government can now forcefully take guns away from an individual without a crime being committed or an arrest being made and without a warrant. In the name of fear and political exploitation of anti-gun rhetoric, a citizen's Second Amendment rights have been ripped away from him by the government.

The new "red flag" law, which has taken hold in other states already, allows the courts and law enforcement to take away guns from individuals they deem are dangerous and they've just begun the confiscation. A man living in the Belltown neighborhood of Seattle, Washington became the first individual in the state to have his firearm confiscated without any formal arrest or charges.  The man was not identified by authorities.

Read more and click the links at http://www.shtfplan.com/headline-news/seattle-police-begin-nazi-style-gun-confiscation-no-laws-broken-no-warrant-no-charges_03062018.

[AmpaLex11]

You are right cops of every country has tremendous powers. Leav them out of authority stronghold. No further criminal case will occur

[skymberloh]

Are you afraid of ISIS in America? Be afraid of U.S. cops!


Woman Facebook live-streams her dying boyfriend seconds after he is shot four times...

WARNING: GRAPHIC CONTENT

Diamond Reynolds live-streamed the aftermath of her boyfriend's shooting

Philando Castile was shot at 9pm during a traffic stop in Minnesota

Reynolds claims that he was reaching for a license and ID

And she says he told the cop he had a license to carry a weapon

But she claims the 'Chinese police officer' shot him four times in the arm

The cop - audibly panicked - swears and tells her not to move several times

Police have confirmed that he died in hospital

Some 200 protesters formed outside Minnesota Governor's house

The cop is from the St. Anthony Police Department in Falcon Heights

Castile's mother learned of it when her daughter screamed while online

She claims she wasn't allowed to see her son in hospital

Minneapolis woman livestreams her dying boyfriend seconds after he is shot by a cop

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BQs6djkqmy8


Read more at http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3678293/Please-don-t-tell-s-gone-Horrifying-moment-woman-believes-black-boyfriend-died-Minneapolis-cop-shot-four-times-reached-license.html.

I have heard a lot of bad things about U.S. cops but that does not mean the ISIS group are good people. There isn't that much of a difference between these two, that is my opinion.

[BADecker]

What I Learned About the Criminal Justice System from Neanderthals and Liars

http://AttorneyForFreedom.com

What I Learned About the Criminal Justice System from Neanderthals and Liars - by Attorney Marc J. Victor.

Attorney Marc J. Victor arrested and incarcerated. The true story of his personal fight for freedom.

This is a subject that until recently I have never discussed in public, but now, I want the world to know what happened.

As a practicing criminal defense attorney for almost 25 years, I thought I knew everything there was to know about the criminal justice system. I was wrong. I now understand what it's like to be arrested and incarcerated while presumed innocent...because it happened to me.

Attorney Marc J. Victor presented this speech at the Arizona Freedom Summit on February 3rd, 2018. There is a short 5-minute introduction segment before Marc begins speaking. Marc's story begins at 5:00 in the video.

What I Learned About the Criminal Justice System from Neanderthals and Liars

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dl6HmvOaov8


Read more at http://www.freedomsphoenix.com/Article/236106-2018-03-08-what-i-learned-about-the-criminal-justice-system-from-neanderthals.htm.

[Sithara007]

If weapons were not free for everyone to own in US, the cops would not be so extreme when dealing with potential criminals.

Come to India and witness yourself how the gun control works. Here, it is extremely difficult to own a gun, and the cops here are a thousand times more boorish and corrupt than the ones in the United States. You can't justify the police brutality by mentioning something which is entirely different.

[Ajiloveyuyun]

just in my opinion isis doll organization that is driven to destroy the Arab country, the great ruler formed isis to take oil resources that exist in arab country .. do you realize that politicians always exist behind tragedy of sadistic tragedy in a country?

[brushingbanner]

I will still be afraid of ISIS because U.S cops shot only if you are a criminal or done wrong but ISIS kills without any reasons

[excitingconvex04]

Terrosrists dont have heart. they turn deaf ears to a little new born child even. And then they say they are working for allah!

[patarfweefwee]

At least isis would actually kill themselves to further their principles. Corrupt coos often just abuse their power on the weak and hide behind the badge they claim to protect. To be honest, i like cops. I'm one of yhe few people who actually feel safer when cops are around. But i myself knkw of corrupt cops who abuses their mandate and bully others into doing whatever they want. This, along with other abuses of power shouldn't be pardoned and should be punished.

[BADecker]

Kids Injured as School Cop Shoots Gun in a Class--Officials Cover It Up, Wounded Kid Blows Whistle

Not one, but two school cops discharged firearms in schools this week. One of the officers injured multiple students in the process and the media and school officials attempted to cover it up.

Alexandria, Va – This Tuesday morning, a teacher who also serves as a reserve police officer accidentally fired his gun at a school in Seaside, California, while instructing a class on firearms safety.

Three students were injured, and one was hospitalized, but the school did not report the incident, nor did they notify the parents or seek medical help for the injured children. The most badly injured of the three went home to his father covered in blood with a serious wound, and bullet fragments lodged into his neck

According to Seaside Police Cheif Abdul Pridgen, officer Dennis Alexander was pointing the gun at the ceiling when he accidentally fired, sending bullet fragments to ricochet across the classroom. The school resumed classes as normal and later told reporters that the students had minor injuries, but one father disagrees.

Seaside High student injured when teacher accidentally fired gun in classroom

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=InXzzmCAhf4


Read more at http://thefreethoughtproject.com/school-cops-shoot-guns-cover-up/.

[specialfoolhardyU]

They are not as they was before because now a days the cops are working on BRIBES and sadly even US cops do so

[JungleJim65]

Ah yes, because I’ve seen countless videos of US police beheading, shooting, burning, drowning, and blowing up people and sometimes having children commit the murders. Oh wait, that’s right, I’ve only witnessed videos of ISIS doing that. You’re a jack ass.

[BADecker]

Ah yes, because I’ve seen countless videos of US police beheading, shooting, burning, drowning, and blowing up people and sometimes having children commit the murders. Oh wait, that’s right, I’ve only witnessed videos of ISIS doing that. You’re a jack ass.

This is the stuff that ISIS is expected to do according to Islam. If ISIS didn't do what they were expected to do, the Islam religion would call them unfit for Islam. But their fellow "barely Muslim" people would call them angels.

American cops are expected to not do any of the stuff that ISIS does. But they often do as much of it as they can get away with.

You are kinda backward in your thinking. Trust a cop, and you never know when he will turn on you. And if he knew he could get away with it, he would do all the things ISIS does, directly. And women cops can be way worse.

Wake up.

[MatrixJolly]

I am not afraid of anybodyb else than my mom and my girlfriend

[BADecker]

I am not afraid of anybodyb else than my mom and my girlfriend

You have a girlfriend at 5?     

[Sithara007]

I am not afraid of anybodyb else than my mom and my girlfriend

You have a girlfriend at 5?     

You don't know anything about these slum-dwellers. They start relationships by the age of 4-5 and become parents when they are 7 or 8 years old.  Maybe we should send his mom and gf to fight the cops.

[China8888]

US cops scare me yes. But ISIS are on another level of evilness. Not sure how you can even seriously compare the two.

[BADecker]

If weapons were not free for everyone to own in US, the cops would not be so extreme when dealing with potential criminals.

If guns were required by everyone, bad cops would be dead along with the formal crooks, and the good cops would lose their jobs. The people would be their own police force.

[BADecker]

I will still be afraid of ISIS because U.S cops shot only if you are a criminal or done wrong but ISIS kills without any reasons

Wrong! In America, people are innocent until proven guilty in a court of law. Yet cops treat everybody like they were guilty right from the start.

Give all the citizens guns, and we won't need cops. Same with the M.E. peoples who fight ISIS. Give those people guns, and they will clean up ISIS and all the rest of the terrorists.

[automail]

These are just documented mistakes of those cops who were under depression. This happens every day and its not just the US cops. Even a normal guy can do this. We just make a big deal out of it because they are in uniform. How can cops be compared to ISIS? Those terrorist can kill anyone without even thinking, they are kill machines. Cops serves the country while ISIS just want everything to be destroyed.

[BADecker]

These are just documented mistakes of those cops who were under depression. This happens every day and its not just the US cops. Even a normal guy can do this. We just make a big deal out of it because they are in uniform. How can cops be compared to ISIS? Those terrorist can kill anyone without even thinking, they are kill machines. Cops serves the country while ISIS just want everything to be destroyed.

However, these are simply a few of the documented ones. Google "police brutality."

[BADecker]

Horrifying video shows Sacramento cops shoot unarmed black man 20 times -

Two Sacramento PD officers shot and killed Stephon Clark, 22, at his grandmother's house on Sunday night

Clark was allegedly observed breaking car windows and shattering a sliding door at an occupied house

Officers who confronted Clark thought he was pointing a gun at them, which prompted them to open fire out of fear for their safety

Video shows cops shouting 'Gun! Gun! Gun!' before reigning down a hail of 20 bullets in a matter of seconds

No gun was ever found - police recovered a cellphone next to Clark

Black Lives Matter activists organized a protest decrying Clark's shooting

Read more and watch the video at http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-5529933/Video-shows-cops-gun-unarmed-black-man-backyard.html

[BADecker]

Activist Holds Up Sign Saying Police Hate Free Speech, So they Arrest Him to Prove Him Right

Last Thursday, Picard held a sign that said, "F*ck Free Speech —Stamford PD," merely attempting to point out the gross violations of the First Amendment committed by the department after they arrested another activist, Michael Friend, for holding up a different sign warning drivers of a distracted driving checkpoint ahead.

Friend was appearing before a judge last week after being charged with allegedly interfering in police duties by warning drivers of a checkpoint ahead. Because Friend was arrested for merely expressing his free speech by holding up a sign that said "Cops Ahead" to warn drivers, Picard went to the courthouse to voice his concern.

Picard had on his GoPro camera which filmed the entire interaction, however, police confiscated it as evidence after his arrest. Luckily, Picard's friend, Dawud Talib was also at the courthouse to film the interaction.

Breach of Police

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NG0L-0venCs


Read more at http://www.dcclothesline.com/2018/05/02/activist-holds-up-sign-saying-police-hate-free-speech-so-they-arrest-him-to-prove-him-right/.

[KingScorpio]

Are you afraid of ISIS in America? Be afraid of U.S. cops!


Woman Facebook live-streams her dying boyfriend seconds after he is shot four times...

WARNING: GRAPHIC CONTENT

Diamond Reynolds live-streamed the aftermath of her boyfriend's shooting

Philando Castile was shot at 9pm during a traffic stop in Minnesota

Reynolds claims that he was reaching for a license and ID

And she says he told the cop he had a license to carry a weapon

But she claims the 'Chinese police officer' shot him four times in the arm

The cop - audibly panicked - swears and tells her not to move several times

Police have confirmed that he died in hospital

Some 200 protesters formed outside Minnesota Governor's house

The cop is from the St. Anthony Police Department in Falcon Heights

Castile's mother learned of it when her daughter screamed while online

She claims she wasn't allowed to see her son in hospital

Minneapolis woman livestreams her dying boyfriend seconds after he is shot by a cop

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BQs6djkqmy8


Read more at http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3678293/Please-don-t-tell-s-gone-Horrifying-moment-woman-believes-black-boyfriend-died-Minneapolis-cop-shot-four-times-reached-license.html.

ok at least us cops give you the comfort of owning a computer and a mobile phone to be able to post that or such a video on youtube,

under isis rule you barely would have enough bread to eat. -> just check afghanistan they just scam everyone with their religion, and secretly own everything.

regards

[Pritt]

Just wish cops in Poland were like in the US. Been there a couple of times, and was really impressed.
Once I asked for direction and got info about coolest bars around. Other day we were caught drunk driving from house to house on one street. Explained that to traffic officer.. and he told us to move slowly and carefully and not party too hard. Can't imagine that in Europe

[BADecker]

Everybody knows that ISIS are killers. You don't call ISIS when you have a problem. It doesn't make sense. ISIS might simply kill everybody involved.

Most people don't know that cops arrest and kill the wrong people at times. At other times they don't even come when called for help. On top of it, if you defend yourself from someone trying to hurt you, the cops are against you just like they are against the bad guy. And the biggest problem is that you simply don't know.

If all the people in countries where ISIS hangs out had guns, they would kill off ISIS faster than you could say "boo." If all the people in countries that had cops had guns, nobody would need cops.

[KingScorpio]

Just wish cops in Poland were like in the US. Been there a couple of times, and was really impressed.
Once I asked for direction and got info about coolest bars around. Other day we were caught drunk driving from house to house on one street. Explained that to traffic officer.. and he told us to move slowly and carefully and not party too hard. Can't imagine that in Europe

you sure you want the cops in poland protecting the privileges of the polish banking cartel like american cops?

[KingScorpio]

ISIS is a terrorist group that the world condemn for it's barbaric act. It affect millions of people in the whole world and it can't be compared to US cops since those incidents involving US cops are isolated in nature as they only happen in the US.

isis was something arabs gave to other arabs that were unhappy with their worldy weak states like egypt, iran, irak, afghanistan, yemen, morroko, etc.

people there constantly wanted an islamic state, so some (similar like satoshi nakamoto) tried their opportunity and started isis and seeked for people to join,

but the issue still continue lots of young people are being born there and there is no education no economic structures, nothing they have nothing left but to run away to find someone that helps them.

[CoreyMoorey]

I think it's safe to say cops have done more physical damage to American citizens on US soil than ISIS has but cops have been around a whole lot longer and I cannot recall one terror attack that was ISIS on US soil ever

[BADecker]

Two helicopter snipers were deployed on the night of the 1 October massacre,
police records show

Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department Officer K. Delzer helped to deploy LVMPD's tactical helicopter unit (Air 5), along with a pilot (Officer Bryan Woolard P7558), and two highly-trained police snipers armed with high-output belt-fed rifles for their gut-wrenching mission in which they were ordered to stop the 1 October attack.

Official police records show, Officer Delzer arrived at the parking lot of the Harley Davidson dealership located at 5191 S. Las Vegas Blvd. around 10:40 p.m. where he assisted in the aerial deployment of two heavily-armed, heavily-trained, snipers, along with a courageous pilot into what appeared to be an urban war zone at the time.



LVMPD

Delzer's timeline and the location of the deployment match up almost perfectly with a timeline analysis released by Intellihub just weeks after the shooting.

Testimony from Air 3's Sargent D. Callen

Sargent D. Callen of the LVMPD recounts the moments when Officer Paul Lourenco and he attempted to peer into the shooter's Mandalay Bay hotel room windows from an aerial vantage point using Air 3.

Read more at http://www.dcclothesline.com/2018/05/28/two-helicopter-snipers-were-deployed-on-the-night-of-the-1-october-massacre-police-records-show/.

[MangoPolo]

in the last few months I can see so many news and articles showing how cops in the U.S do it all wrong. Shooting the worng guys, arresting the woring and creating shitty situations all over. You know? I start having a feeling they are pumped with some sort of drugs that make them behave in an inadequate way more often and often. is somebody trying to create chaos and using the cops for this? it's to weird that on a normal brain such a big number of cops would start behaving that way all over the U.S

[giancarlo01]

it happens when you hear the police shot the innocent peoples majority which are BLACKS. in my opinion the duty of cops is to protect. why shot?. there is injustice and these has to be dealt with. ISIS cannot be compared to the police but it can be possible The ISIS use the police to carryout proceedings in some manners... the government should fight against Racism to reduce the innocent killing of Black Minorities.
ISIS is a very popular group of terrorist based in Syria, they pose to humans as dangerous

[BADecker]

The ongoing problem of conveniently malfunctioning police cameras

All five were wearing body cameras. And miraculously, none of the five captured usable footage from the shooting on their body cameras.

A sergeant on the scene claimed to have turned his camera on, but the camera didn't record. He'd later say his camera had never malfunctioned like that before. Ditto for another officer whose camera weirdly captured footage so pixelated that it was unusable — again, no one had ever seen that problem before. A third officer says his camera malfunctioned just before the shooting. Mysteriously, the camera has not had a problem since. A fourth said his camera mistakenly became unplugged. Analysis showed it had been turned on eight minutes before the shooting, then turned off just moments before the fatal encounter. A fifth officer's camera captured 10 seconds of vague footage. It should have captured at least 30, given the camera's buffer function. He had failed to turn it on.

Read more at https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/the-watch/wp/2018/06/28/the-ongoing-problem-of-conveniently-malfunctioning-police-cameras/?noredirect=on&utm_term=.1a337f6eb380.

[Astargath]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HMlzW6iVrRA

This is only 1 example of how difficult and risky it is to be a cop. Most cop shootings are indeed justified. You can find plenty of videos here: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCXMYxKMh3prxnM_4kYZuB3g/videos?sort=p&view=0&flow=grid to understand why some cops would shoot someone just for reaching into his pocket. Plenty of officers died because the suspect pulled a gun out of nowhere and shot them. The reality is that only a really small percentage of cops (1-2%) shoot and kill people without justification. U.S. cops are amazing and badecker is a retard.

[BADecker]

Vigilantes with a Badge: Warrior Cops Endanger Our Lives and Freedoms

I have known a lot of good cops, I have defended a lot of good cops, and I have been fortunate to call a number of good cops friends.

So when I say that warrior cops—hyped up on their own authority and the power of the badge—have not made America any safer or freer, I am not disrespecting any of the fine, decent, lawful police officers who take seriously their oath of office to serve and protect their fellow citizens, uphold the Constitution, and maintain the peace.

My beef is with the growing squads of warrior cops who have been given the green light to kill, shoot, taser, abuse and steal from American citizens in the so-called name of law and order.

These cops are little more than vigilantes with a badge.

Indeed, it is increasingly evident that militarized police armed with weapons of war who are allowed to operate above the law and break the laws with impunity have not made America any safer or freer.

Don't take my word for it.

A new study by a political scientist at Princeton University concludes that militarizing police and SWAT teams "provide no detectable benefits in terms of officer safety or violent crime reduction."

In fact, according to researcher Jonathan Mummolo, if police in America are feeling less safe, it's because the process of transforming them into extensions of the military makes them less safe, less popular and less trust-worthy.

The study, the first systematic analysis on the use and consequences of militarized force, reveals that "police militarization neither reduces rates of violent crime nor changes the number of officers assaulted or killed."

In other words, warrior cops aren't making us or themselves any safer.

Consider that not a day goes by without reports of police officers overstepping the bounds of the Constitution and brutalizing, terrorizing and killing the citizenry. Indeed, the list of incidents in which unaccountable police abuse their power, betray their oath of office and leave taxpayers bruised, broken and/or killed grows longer and more tragic by the day.

Americans are now eight times more likely to die in a police confrontation than they are to be killed by a terrorist.

The problem, as one reporter rightly concluded, is "not that life has gotten that much more dangerous, it's that authorities have chosen to respond to even innocent situations as if they were in a warzone."

This battlefield mindset has gone hand in hand with the rise of militarized SWAT ("special weapons and tactics") teams.

Read more AND CLICK THE MANY LINKS at https://www.thedailybell.com/all-articles/news-analysis/vigilantes-with-a-badge-warrior-cops-endanger-our-lives-and-freedoms/.

[Astargath]

. only a small number of the shootings — roughly 5 percent — occurred under the kind of circumstances that raise doubt and draw public outcry, according to an analysis by The Washington Post.
https://www.newsbusters.org/blogs/nb/tom-blumer/2015/11/02/wash-post-analysis-police-justified-fatal-shootings-95-pct-time

https://www.quora.com/Why-does-no-one-care-about-unjustified-police-shootings

Keep talking about religion badecker.

[BADecker]

. only a small number of the shootings — roughly 5 percent — occurred under the kind of circumstances that raise doubt and draw public outcry, according to an analysis by The Washington Post.
https://www.newsbusters.org/blogs/nb/tom-blumer/2015/11/02/wash-post-analysis-police-justified-fatal-shootings-95-pct-time

https://www.quora.com/Why-does-no-one-care-about-unjustified-police-shootings

Keep talking about religion badecker.

Now all we have to do is determine if the way TWP interprets its findings is fake news or not.

Situation for situation in their entireties, cops are way worse than ISIS. In other words, teleport the cops out of America, and dump ISIS in, and watch the people hunt ISIS down faster than you can say "The Washington Post." Yet the people are having a difficult time getting rid of the cops, partially because people don't recognize that cops are way worse than ISIS.

[Astargath]

. only a small number of the shootings — roughly 5 percent — occurred under the kind of circumstances that raise doubt and draw public outcry, according to an analysis by The Washington Post.
https://www.newsbusters.org/blogs/nb/tom-blumer/2015/11/02/wash-post-analysis-police-justified-fatal-shootings-95-pct-time

https://www.quora.com/Why-does-no-one-care-about-unjustified-police-shootings

Keep talking about religion badecker.

Now all we have to do is determine if the way TWP interprets its findings is fake news or not.

Situation for situation in their entireties, cops are way worse than ISIS. In other words, teleport the cops out of America, and dump ISIS in, and watch the people hunt ISIS down faster than you can say "The Washington Post." Yet the people are having a difficult time getting rid of the cops, partially because people don't recognize that cops are way worse than ISIS.

Bring statistics to back it up. There is always going to be a small percentage of cops that are corrupt/bad, that's life. If it was 80% of cops then sure but it's not 80%.

[BADecker]

. only a small number of the shootings — roughly 5 percent — occurred under the kind of circumstances that raise doubt and draw public outcry, according to an analysis by The Washington Post.
https://www.newsbusters.org/blogs/nb/tom-blumer/2015/11/02/wash-post-analysis-police-justified-fatal-shootings-95-pct-time

https://www.quora.com/Why-does-no-one-care-about-unjustified-police-shootings

Keep talking about religion badecker.

Now all we have to do is determine if the way TWP interprets its findings is fake news or not.

Situation for situation in their entireties, cops are way worse than ISIS. In other words, teleport the cops out of America, and dump ISIS in, and watch the people hunt ISIS down faster than you can say "The Washington Post." Yet the people are having a difficult time getting rid of the cops, partially because people don't recognize that cops are way worse than ISIS.

Bring statistics to back it up. There is always going to be a small percentage of cops that are corrupt/bad, that's life. If it was 80% of cops then sure but it's not 80%.

You entirely fail to understand that ISIS is good when they do the violence that they do. Why? That is what is expected of them according to their religion. And, they are good when they are not doing violence, because such is expected of them at the non-violent times.

But cops are just the opposite. They are never supposed to be violent at the non-violent times, but they often are.

This means that ISIS seldom does wrong, but cops do wrong on a regular basis.

Cops are way worse than ISIS.

[Brian_Bishop]

Policing in the United States is in total shambles. In fact, it only reflects the state of most sectors of the country. But that's by the way. The truth is that the government must solve this issue as fast as possible. But I still do not accept the analogy with ISIS. That's just garbage exaggeration. Many citizens, especially the minority groups, too can do better in their relation to the cops. I do not ask that the cops be feared but they should at least be obeyed. Many face the police with a prejudiced and combatant attitude. And the outcome is never good.

[Ladysmith]

Intention is everything. People make stupid, impulsive decisions when they're stressed. The survival instinct just seems to take over. Such a waste though, who would've thought a busted taillight could ultimately kill you.

[otrkid1970]

. only a small number of the shootings — roughly 5 percent — occurred under the kind of circumstances that raise doubt and draw public outcry, according to an analysis by The Washington Post.
https://www.newsbusters.org/blogs/nb/tom-blumer/2015/11/02/wash-post-analysis-police-justified-fatal-shootings-95-pct-time

https://www.quora.com/Why-does-no-one-care-about-unjustified-police-shootings

Keep talking about religion badecker.

Now all we have to do is determine if the way TWP interprets its findings is fake news or not.

Situation for situation in their entireties, cops are way worse than ISIS. In other words, teleport the cops out of America, and dump ISIS in, and watch the people hunt ISIS down faster than you can say "The Washington Post." Yet the people are having a difficult time getting rid of the cops, partially because people don't recognize that cops are way worse than ISIS.

Bring statistics to back it up. There is always going to be a small percentage of cops that are corrupt/bad, that's life. If it was 80% of cops then sure but it's not 80%.

You entirely fail to understand that ISIS is good when they do the violence that they do. Why? That is what is expected of them according to their religion. And, they are good when they are not doing violence, because such is expected of them at the non-violent times.

But cops are just the opposite. They are never supposed to be violent at the non-violent times, but they often are.

This means that ISIS seldom does wrong, but cops do wrong on a regular basis.

Cops are way worse than ISIS.

"You entirely fail to understand that ISIS is good when they do the violence that they do. Why? That is what is expected of them according to their religion. And, they are good when they are not doing violence, because such is expected of them at the non-violent times."

WTF??? Isis is good when they do violence?  we know where your loyalties stand you piece of filth.

[Astargath]

. only a small number of the shootings — roughly 5 percent — occurred under the kind of circumstances that raise doubt and draw public outcry, according to an analysis by The Washington Post.
https://www.newsbusters.org/blogs/nb/tom-blumer/2015/11/02/wash-post-analysis-police-justified-fatal-shootings-95-pct-time

https://www.quora.com/Why-does-no-one-care-about-unjustified-police-shootings

Keep talking about religion badecker.

Now all we have to do is determine if the way TWP interprets its findings is fake news or not.

Situation for situation in their entireties, cops are way worse than ISIS. In other words, teleport the cops out of America, and dump ISIS in, and watch the people hunt ISIS down faster than you can say "The Washington Post." Yet the people are having a difficult time getting rid of the cops, partially because people don't recognize that cops are way worse than ISIS.

Bring statistics to back it up. There is always going to be a small percentage of cops that are corrupt/bad, that's life. If it was 80% of cops then sure but it's not 80%.

You entirely fail to understand that ISIS is good when they do the violence that they do. Why? That is what is expected of them according to their religion. And, they are good when they are not doing violence, because such is expected of them at the non-violent times.

But cops are just the opposite. They are never supposed to be violent at the non-violent times, but they often are.

This means that ISIS seldom does wrong, but cops do wrong on a regular basis.

Cops are way worse than ISIS.

"You entirely fail to understand that ISIS is good when they do the violence that they do. Why? That is what is expected of them according to their religion. And, they are good when they are not doing violence, because such is expected of them at the non-violent times."

WTF??? Isis is good when they do violence?  we know where your loyalties stand you piece of filth.

Badecker has arguments that a 10 year old kid would have.

[rsremove21]

lol i disagree buddy. you can compare ISIS to US cops. yes us cops sometimes doing violent action but after that they will punish by the law. ISIS is a terrorist they killed people with no strong reason. US cops is still follow some rules or law but ISIS not.

[hotforblockchain]

The abuse of power, aggression and overall level of attitude of US cops is shocking for me ( I am an European citizen) , the worst thing that cops do around here is corruption and bribes for speeding also very unethical speeding tickets but that it. US cops are seriously flawed people ( ok not everyone but a lot of them). Noone is killing anyone on the streets, ever, they shoot in rare instances when they have to protect themselves or stop a car when they are trying to flee.

But in any-case this is nothing compared to ISIS, it seams that OP is not educated about ISIS and what they have done, rape , torture and murder on big scale.

[BADecker]

If you talk to ISIS people, or people who are in favor of ISIS, they will tell you that ISIS does little that is wrong.

If you talk to cops, or people who are in favor of cops, and you show them how cops beat, murder, invade privacy, often for no reason, and often totally against the Constitution and Bill of Rights, they will start to admit that cops are bad at times.

So, you have good ISIS vs. sometimes bad cops. Cops are way worse than ISIS. Cops can't obey their own laws. But ISIS obeys theirs.

[Astargath]

If you talk to ISIS people, or people who are in favor of ISIS, they will tell you that ISIS does little that is wrong.

If you talk to cops, or people who are in favor of cops, and you show them how cops beat, murder, invade privacy, often for no reason, and often totally against the Constitution and Bill of Rights, they will start to admit that cops are bad at times.

So, you have good ISIS vs. sometimes bad cops. Cops are way worse than ISIS. Cops can't obey their own laws. But ISIS obeys theirs.

''often for no reason'' Not often, you fucking liar. Stop saying shit without evidence. Bring the evidence that cops beat people ''often'' without any reason or shut the fuck up already you nutjob.

[Earl Ragnaar]

Well that is true at some point because the US cops are nothing like the ISIS because the ISIS are the evil of the evil and the US are now a days in the news for the controlled law.
They now how to tackle the problem in the lines of law. They were in the news for killing the black people. But the ISIS are the worst of the worst.

[BADecker]

If you talk to ISIS people, or people who are in favor of ISIS, they will tell you that ISIS does little that is wrong.

If you talk to cops, or people who are in favor of cops, and you show them how cops beat, murder, invade privacy, often for no reason, and often totally against the Constitution and Bill of Rights, they will start to admit that cops are bad at times.

So, you have good ISIS vs. sometimes bad cops. Cops are way worse than ISIS. Cops can't obey their own laws. But ISIS obeys theirs.

''often for no reason'' Not often, you fucking liar. Stop saying shit without evidence. Bring the evidence that cops beat people ''often'' without any reason or shut the fuck up already you nutjob.

LOL! Poor little Astargath. Haven't you heard of Internet search engines, yet? Don't you know how to Google "police brutality?" If you didn't want to use Google, don't you know how to use Bing, Startpage, or DuckDuckGo, or some other search engine?

You call me a "fucking liar." Then you ask me to "Bring the evidence... ." How retarded are you, anyway? Don't you even realize that if I bring evidence, you aren't going to accept it because you think I am a "fucking liar?" So, why would you even want me to bring evidence?

Isn't it about time you start to realize what an ignoramus you are? But of course, a troll like you would have to essentially be an unthinking, ignoramus, right, just to get paid for trolling by the Big Boys who pull your strings, right?



EDIT: And on top of it, why would you think that I am a "fucking" liar? How do you know that I have a woman or significant other? Can't take it, can you? Finally you think you have found a real reason to call me names, and then you go and botch it all up... proving to the world once and for all, how much bad faith you really have!

[Astargath]

If you talk to ISIS people, or people who are in favor of ISIS, they will tell you that ISIS does little that is wrong.

If you talk to cops, or people who are in favor of cops, and you show them how cops beat, murder, invade privacy, often for no reason, and often totally against the Constitution and Bill of Rights, they will start to admit that cops are bad at times.

So, you have good ISIS vs. sometimes bad cops. Cops are way worse than ISIS. Cops can't obey their own laws. But ISIS obeys theirs.

''often for no reason'' Not often, you fucking liar. Stop saying shit without evidence. Bring the evidence that cops beat people ''often'' without any reason or shut the fuck up already you nutjob.

LOL! Poor little Astargath. Haven't you heard of Internet search engines, yet? Don't you know how to Google "police brutality?" If you didn't want to use Google, don't you know how to use Bing, Startpage, or DuckDuckGo, or some other search engine?

You call me a "fucking liar." Then you ask me to "Bring the evidence... ." How retarded are you, anyway? Don't you even realize that if I bring evidence, you aren't going to accept it because you think I am a "fucking liar?" So, why would you even want me to bring evidence?

Isn't it about time you start to realize what an ignoramus you are? But of course, a troll like you would have to essentially be an unthinking, ignoramus, right, just to get paid for trolling by the Big Boys who pull your strings, right?



EDIT: And on top of it, why would you think that I am a "fucking" liar? How do you know that I have a woman or significant other? Can't take it, can you? Finally you think you have found a real reason to call me names, and then you go and botch it all up... proving to the world once and for all, how much bad faith you really have!

1. Police officers are indicted in fewer than 1% of killings, but the indictment rate for civilians involved in a killing is 90%

it is estimated that there are between 750,000 and 850,000 sworn officers in the US. 679 people have been killed by the police in 2018. Assuming they were shot by 1 officer each, it would mean only 0.09% of officers were involved and this is not taking in count how many of those were actually justified which I assume most were. So what is with this ''often'' shit you keep bringing up?

I'm sure you also think police officers are racist because they kill a lot of black people however blacks are responsible for more than 50% of violent crimes in US even though they are only 13% of the population. Bring the evidence badecker or GO HOME.

[BADecker]

1. Police officers are indicted in fewer than 1% of killings, but the indictment rate for civilians involved in a killing is 90%

it is estimated that there are between 750,000 and 850,000 sworn officers in the US. 679 people have been killed by the police in 2018. Assuming they were shot by 1 officer each, it would mean only 0.09% of officers were involved and this is not taking in count how many of those were actually justified which I assume most were. So what is with this ''often'' shit you keep bringing up?

I'm sure you also think police officers are racist because they kill a lot of black people however blacks are responsible for more than 50% of violent crimes in US even though they are only 13% of the population. Bring the evidence badecker or GO HOME.

The indictment of the people seen through Internet searches on "police brutality" shows that the true indictment is way higher than any legal indictment. The fact that only 10% of crimes are ever brought out into the open shows that cops get away with a ton of things that they shouldn't do, and that should be brought into the open so we can all see what criminals they are. And it's worse with cops, because the people are afraid of cops, and don't bring out the accusations that they would if they had no fear.

Turn a blind eye to the criminality of cops, and you become just as bad as they are.

ISIS, on the other hand, is expected to do just like they do. Indeed, their people consider that they are good for doing what they do. Even proponents and supporters of ISIS in the U.S. Government like what they do, even if you and most of the rest of the world don't.

Besides, there are probably less than 1000 ISIS members left. And there are probably less than 10,000 ISIS supporters (outside of the members of the U.S. Government who set ISIS in place). So, even if you took the worst activities of these ISIS people and their supporters, and stood them side-by-side the bad stuff the hundreds of thousands of cops do, the literal numbers of bad incidents, themselves, would show that Cops are way worse than ISIS.

Within their areas of operation...

ISIS is nothing compared to U.S. cops.

[Astargath]

1. Police officers are indicted in fewer than 1% of killings, but the indictment rate for civilians involved in a killing is 90%

it is estimated that there are between 750,000 and 850,000 sworn officers in the US. 679 people have been killed by the police in 2018. Assuming they were shot by 1 officer each, it would mean only 0.09% of officers were involved and this is not taking in count how many of those were actually justified which I assume most were. So what is with this ''often'' shit you keep bringing up?

I'm sure you also think police officers are racist because they kill a lot of black people however blacks are responsible for more than 50% of violent crimes in US even though they are only 13% of the population. Bring the evidence badecker or GO HOME.

The indictment of the people seen through Internet searches on "police brutality" shows that the true indictment is way higher than any legal indictment. The fact that only 10% of crimes are ever brought out into the open shows that cops get away with a ton of things that they shouldn't do, and that should be brought into the open so we can all see what criminals they are. And it's worse with cops, because the people are afraid of cops, and don't bring out the accusations that they would if they had no fear.

Turn a blind eye to the criminality of cops, and you become just as bad as they are.

ISIS, on the other hand, is expected to do just like they do. Indeed, their people consider that they are good for doing what they do. Even proponents and supporters of ISIS in the U.S. Government like what they do, even if you and most of the rest of the world don't.

Besides, there are probably less than 1000 ISIS members left. And there are probably less than 10,000 ISIS supporters (outside of the members of the U.S. Government who set ISIS in place). So, even if you took the worst activities of these ISIS people and their supporters, and stood them side-by-side the bad stuff the hundreds of thousands of cops do, the literal numbers of bad incidents, themselves, would show that Cops are way worse than ISIS.

Within their areas of operation...

ISIS is nothing compared to U.S. cops.

Still 0 evidence eh? It never ends with you, you keep making claims without any proof, that's not how it works dummy.

''The indictment of the people seen through Internet searches on "police brutality" shows that the true indictment is way higher than any legal indictment''
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4JKfrEdoPz8
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gtyvLQ3DunE
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=re30eyNKMuc

get rekt idiot

[BADecker]

1. Police officers are indicted in fewer than 1% of killings, but the indictment rate for civilians involved in a killing is 90%

it is estimated that there are between 750,000 and 850,000 sworn officers in the US. 679 people have been killed by the police in 2018. Assuming they were shot by 1 officer each, it would mean only 0.09% of officers were involved and this is not taking in count how many of those were actually justified which I assume most were. So what is with this ''often'' shit you keep bringing up?

I'm sure you also think police officers are racist because they kill a lot of black people however blacks are responsible for more than 50% of violent crimes in US even though they are only 13% of the population. Bring the evidence badecker or GO HOME.

The indictment of the people seen through Internet searches on "police brutality" shows that the true indictment is way higher than any legal indictment. The fact that only 10% of crimes are ever brought out into the open shows that cops get away with a ton of things that they shouldn't do, and that should be brought into the open so we can all see what criminals they are. And it's worse with cops, because the people are afraid of cops, and don't bring out the accusations that they would if they had no fear.

Turn a blind eye to the criminality of cops, and you become just as bad as they are.

ISIS, on the other hand, is expected to do just like they do. Indeed, their people consider that they are good for doing what they do. Even proponents and supporters of ISIS in the U.S. Government like what they do, even if you and most of the rest of the world don't.

Besides, there are probably less than 1000 ISIS members left. And there are probably less than 10,000 ISIS supporters (outside of the members of the U.S. Government who set ISIS in place). So, even if you took the worst activities of these ISIS people and their supporters, and stood them side-by-side the bad stuff the hundreds of thousands of cops do, the literal numbers of bad incidents, themselves, would show that Cops are way worse than ISIS.

Within their areas of operation...

ISIS is nothing compared to U.S. cops.

Still 0 evidence eh? It never ends with you, you keep making claims without any proof, that's not how it works dummy.

''The indictment of the people seen through Internet searches on "police brutality" shows that the true indictment is way higher than any legal indictment''
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4JKfrEdoPz8
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gtyvLQ3DunE
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=re30eyNKMuc

get rekt idiot

I bet you made those videos.

Do some of them show ISIS people indicting each other?

You still don't have any evidence.

[Astargath]

1. Police officers are indicted in fewer than 1% of killings, but the indictment rate for civilians involved in a killing is 90%

it is estimated that there are between 750,000 and 850,000 sworn officers in the US. 679 people have been killed by the police in 2018. Assuming they were shot by 1 officer each, it would mean only 0.09% of officers were involved and this is not taking in count how many of those were actually justified which I assume most were. So what is with this ''often'' shit you keep bringing up?

I'm sure you also think police officers are racist because they kill a lot of black people however blacks are responsible for more than 50% of violent crimes in US even though they are only 13% of the population. Bring the evidence badecker or GO HOME.

The indictment of the people seen through Internet searches on "police brutality" shows that the true indictment is way higher than any legal indictment. The fact that only 10% of crimes are ever brought out into the open shows that cops get away with a ton of things that they shouldn't do, and that should be brought into the open so we can all see what criminals they are. And it's worse with cops, because the people are afraid of cops, and don't bring out the accusations that they would if they had no fear.

Turn a blind eye to the criminality of cops, and you become just as bad as they are.

ISIS, on the other hand, is expected to do just like they do. Indeed, their people consider that they are good for doing what they do. Even proponents and supporters of ISIS in the U.S. Government like what they do, even if you and most of the rest of the world don't.

Besides, there are probably less than 1000 ISIS members left. And there are probably less than 10,000 ISIS supporters (outside of the members of the U.S. Government who set ISIS in place). So, even if you took the worst activities of these ISIS people and their supporters, and stood them side-by-side the bad stuff the hundreds of thousands of cops do, the literal numbers of bad incidents, themselves, would show that Cops are way worse than ISIS.

Within their areas of operation...

ISIS is nothing compared to U.S. cops.

Still 0 evidence eh? It never ends with you, you keep making claims without any proof, that's not how it works dummy.

''The indictment of the people seen through Internet searches on "police brutality" shows that the true indictment is way higher than any legal indictment''
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4JKfrEdoPz8
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gtyvLQ3DunE
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=re30eyNKMuc

get rekt idiot

I bet you made those videos.

Do some of them show ISIS people indicting each other?

You still don't have any evidence.

I don't have evidence for what? I gave you the statistics of police involved in shootings, it's far less than 1%. What are you talking about?

[BADecker]

I don't have evidence for what? I gave you the statistics of police involved in shootings, it's far less than 1%. What are you talking about?

Never heard of fake news? Like in fake statistics? Or fake statistic applications?

[Astargath]

I don't have evidence for what? I gave you the statistics of police involved in shootings, it's far less than 1%. What are you talking about?

Never heard of fake news? Like in fake statistics? Or fake statistic applications?

So show me your statistics then, what do you have to prove police are ''often'' killing and abusing citizens?

[BADecker]

I don't have evidence for what? I gave you the statistics of police involved in shootings, it's far less than 1%. What are you talking about?

Never heard of fake news? Like in fake statistics? Or fake statistic applications?

So show me your statistics then, what do you have to prove police are ''often'' killing and abusing citizens?

https://thefreethoughtproject.com/category/cop-watch/police-brutality-cop-watch/

 

[Velkro]

Are you afraid of ISIS in America? Be afraid of U.S. cops!

You shouldn't be afraid of either. One want to kill you, chance for that is less than winning lottery, second want to protect you and if you follow commands and beign polite, you won't get killed no matter what.
Be respectful to other human beigns.

[Astargath]

I don't have evidence for what? I gave you the statistics of police involved in shootings, it's far less than 1%. What are you talking about?

Never heard of fake news? Like in fake statistics? Or fake statistic applications?

So show me your statistics then, what do you have to prove police are ''often'' killing and abusing citizens?

https://thefreethoughtproject.com/category/cop-watch/police-brutality-cop-watch/

 

Let's see, 272 pages, 10 videos on each page, that's 2720 videos of supposed police brutality, let's say 2 officers are involved in each video, that's 5440, these videos start on 2014 so 5440 police officers accused in 4 years confirming my ''0.09% of officers were involved and this is not taking in count how many of those were actually justified'' Statistic, so are you trying to help my case or yours?

Also not all of those are real, most of them are accusations, you can see this one: https://thefreethoughtproject.com/womans-teeth-knocked-out-filming-police/ which turned out to not be true at all.
''the police department says Patricia Pizer assaulted the officer after repeatedly being told not to meddle in the situation that did not involve her. Police say she threw a drink in the officer’s face and punched the officer.

The police department said it has the incident on video from an officer’s body camera and store surveillance''


Lee Wilson
Seeing that her husband Thomas Pizer aka Thomas Connors spent 8 years incarcerated in a federal penitentiary in Texas. He was convicted of "attempted murder of a federal officer," in violation of 18 U.S.C. 1114. The case number is 4:00-cr-00108-WRF, adjudicated in the Western District of Texas. His defense? Insanity. As well as being arrested again in Florida for impersonating a Department of Homeland Security agent, I would say this couple has an issue with law enforcement. https://digitalbounds.com/.../prolific-leaking-account.../

You don't do your research badecker, you are driven by emotions, not logic, you don't care about statistics, science or the truth, you only care about your own agenda in your head.

[BADecker]

I don't have evidence for what? I gave you the statistics of police involved in shootings, it's far less than 1%. What are you talking about?

Never heard of fake news? Like in fake statistics? Or fake statistic applications?

So show me your statistics then, what do you have to prove police are ''often'' killing and abusing citizens?

https://thefreethoughtproject.com/category/cop-watch/police-brutality-cop-watch/

 

Let's see, 272 pages, 10 videos on each page, that's 2720 videos of supposed police brutality, let's say 2 officers are involved in each video, that's 5440, these videos start on 2014 so 5440 police officers accused in 4 years confirming my ''0.09% of officers were involved and this is not taking in count how many of those were actually justified'' Statistic, so are you trying to help my case or yours?

Also not all of those are real, most of them are accusations, you can see this one: https://thefreethoughtproject.com/womans-teeth-knocked-out-filming-police/ which turned out to not be true at all.
''the police department says Patricia Pizer assaulted the officer after repeatedly being told not to meddle in the situation that did not involve her. Police say she threw a drink in the officer’s face and punched the officer.

The police department said it has the incident on video from an officer’s body camera and store surveillance''


Lee Wilson
Seeing that her husband Thomas Pizer aka Thomas Connors spent 8 years incarcerated in a federal penitentiary in Texas. He was convicted of "attempted murder of a federal officer," in violation of 18 U.S.C. 1114. The case number is 4:00-cr-00108-WRF, adjudicated in the Western District of Texas. His defense? Insanity. As well as being arrested again in Florida for impersonating a Department of Homeland Security agent, I would say this couple has an issue with law enforcement. https://digitalbounds.com/.../prolific-leaking-account.../

You don't do your research badecker, you are driven by emotions, not logic, you don't care about statistics, science or the truth, you only care about your own agenda in your head.

Oh my, lol. I present you with one little site, and that's all you can focus on. You truly are becoming humorous. Seems that you can't even begin to see that all the criminality of cops covers far, far more than you could ever examine. That in itself is evidence that cops are worse than ISIS.

Another point that shows that cops are worse than ISIS is the fact that ISIS does its dastardly deeds right out in the open, but the cops hide theirs as much as they can. The reports and videos in the site I provided, are the tip of the iceberg. If cops did their bad stuff right out in the open, the people would have gotten rid of them long ago, because then everybody could see how crooked they are. At least ISIS is honest.

You are missing a whole lot about cops, especially in America.

[Astargath]

I don't have evidence for what? I gave you the statistics of police involved in shootings, it's far less than 1%. What are you talking about?

Never heard of fake news? Like in fake statistics? Or fake statistic applications?

So show me your statistics then, what do you have to prove police are ''often'' killing and abusing citizens?

https://thefreethoughtproject.com/category/cop-watch/police-brutality-cop-watch/

 

Let's see, 272 pages, 10 videos on each page, that's 2720 videos of supposed police brutality, let's say 2 officers are involved in each video, that's 5440, these videos start on 2014 so 5440 police officers accused in 4 years confirming my ''0.09% of officers were involved and this is not taking in count how many of those were actually justified'' Statistic, so are you trying to help my case or yours?

Also not all of those are real, most of them are accusations, you can see this one: https://thefreethoughtproject.com/womans-teeth-knocked-out-filming-police/ which turned out to not be true at all.
''the police department says Patricia Pizer assaulted the officer after repeatedly being told not to meddle in the situation that did not involve her. Police say she threw a drink in the officer’s face and punched the officer.

The police department said it has the incident on video from an officer’s body camera and store surveillance''


Lee Wilson
Seeing that her husband Thomas Pizer aka Thomas Connors spent 8 years incarcerated in a federal penitentiary in Texas. He was convicted of "attempted murder of a federal officer," in violation of 18 U.S.C. 1114. The case number is 4:00-cr-00108-WRF, adjudicated in the Western District of Texas. His defense? Insanity. As well as being arrested again in Florida for impersonating a Department of Homeland Security agent, I would say this couple has an issue with law enforcement. https://digitalbounds.com/.../prolific-leaking-account.../

You don't do your research badecker, you are driven by emotions, not logic, you don't care about statistics, science or the truth, you only care about your own agenda in your head.

Oh my, lol. I present you with one little site, and that's all you can focus on. You truly are becoming humorous. Seems that you can't even begin to see that all the criminality of cops covers far, far more than you could ever examine. That in itself is evidence that cops are worse than ISIS.

Another point that shows that cops are worse than ISIS is the fact that ISIS does its dastardly deeds right out in the open, but the cops hide theirs as much as they can. The reports and videos in the site I provided, are the tip of the iceberg. If cops did their bad stuff right out in the open, the people would have gotten rid of them long ago, because then everybody could see how crooked they are. At least ISIS is honest.

You are missing a whole lot about cops, especially in America.

''Another point that shows that cops'' You mean shows that less than 0.09% of cops are worse than ISIS in any case right?

''Oh my, lol. I present you with one little site'' Present all the known cases of police brutality then and we will check the percentage.

Show evidence or shut the fuck up already.

[BADecker]

''Another point that shows that cops'' You mean shows that less than 0.09% of cops are worse than ISIS in any case right?

''Oh my, lol. I present you with one little site'' Present all the known cases of police brutality then and we will check the percentage.

Show evidence or shut the fuck up already.

You are so funny - lol!  

You won't accept what I tell you, even when I show you the evidence, and then you want me - who you don't trust - to do your research for you!

And then you get upset with me when you can't show facts against ...

ISIS is nothing compared to U.S. cops.   

  

[Astargath]

''Another point that shows that cops'' You mean shows that less than 0.09% of cops are worse than ISIS in any case right?

''Oh my, lol. I present you with one little site'' Present all the known cases of police brutality then and we will check the percentage.

Show evidence or shut the fuck up already.

You are so funny - lol!  

You won't accept what I tell you, even when I show you the evidence, and then you want me - who you don't trust - to do your research for you!

And then you get upset with me when you can't show facts against ...

ISIS is nothing compared to U.S. cops.   

  

I accepted it, you see I even accepted all of those cases as real but even after that, it still means that less than 0.09% of cops engage in police brutality, that's your evidence and I accepted it, how can you claim all cops are worse than ISIS when you can only show less than 0.09% of cops engaging in some sort of police brutality?

[BADecker]

''Another point that shows that cops'' You mean shows that less than 0.09% of cops are worse than ISIS in any case right?

''Oh my, lol. I present you with one little site'' Present all the known cases of police brutality then and we will check the percentage.

Show evidence or shut the fuck up already.

You are so funny - lol!  

You won't accept what I tell you, even when I show you the evidence, and then you want me - who you don't trust - to do your research for you!

And then you get upset with me when you can't show facts against ...

ISIS is nothing compared to U.S. cops.   

  

I accepted it, you see I even accepted all of those cases as real but even after that, it still means that less than 0.09% of cops engage in police brutality, that's your evidence and I accepted it, how can you claim all cops are worse than ISIS when you can only show less than 0.09% of cops engaging in some sort of police brutality?

Cops are expected to not be bad, even once. But they are bad in multitudes of ways.

ISIS is expected to be bad according to our definition of bad. When they are bad in that way (our definition of bad), they are being good according to the things that they and their people expect from them. And, ISIS is expected to be good towards their own... good according to our definition of good, which is also good according to their friends and neighbors. So, they are good.

Cops have some good and some bad according to their people.

ISIS has good and barely any bad according to their people.

Since there are a lot more cops, and since cops are treacherous at times, cops are way worse than ISIS, who honestly does what they were designed to do.

[Astargath]

''Another point that shows that cops'' You mean shows that less than 0.09% of cops are worse than ISIS in any case right?

''Oh my, lol. I present you with one little site'' Present all the known cases of police brutality then and we will check the percentage.

Show evidence or shut the fuck up already.

You are so funny - lol!  

You won't accept what I tell you, even when I show you the evidence, and then you want me - who you don't trust - to do your research for you!

And then you get upset with me when you can't show facts against ...

ISIS is nothing compared to U.S. cops.   

  

I accepted it, you see I even accepted all of those cases as real but even after that, it still means that less than 0.09% of cops engage in police brutality, that's your evidence and I accepted it, how can you claim all cops are worse than ISIS when you can only show less than 0.09% of cops engaging in some sort of police brutality?

Cops are expected to not be bad, even once. But they are bad in multitudes of ways.

ISIS is expected to be bad according to our definition of bad. When they are bad in that way (our definition of bad), they are being good according to the things that they and their people expect from them. And, ISIS is expected to be good towards their own... good according to our definition of good, which is also good according to their friends and neighbors. So, they are good.

Cops have some good and some bad according to their people.

ISIS has good and barely any bad according to their people.

Since there are a lot more cops, and since cops are treacherous at times, cops are way worse than ISIS, who honestly does what they were designed to do.

That's your argument? Cops are expected to be good? Everyone is expected to do a lot of things, no one does, no one is perfect, what is this argument anyways? I guess anyone that steals is also worse than ISIS because citizens are expected to not break the law? Have you ever taken an IQ test?

[BADecker]

''Another point that shows that cops'' You mean shows that less than 0.09% of cops are worse than ISIS in any case right?

''Oh my, lol. I present you with one little site'' Present all the known cases of police brutality then and we will check the percentage.

Show evidence or shut the fuck up already.

You are so funny - lol!  

You won't accept what I tell you, even when I show you the evidence, and then you want me - who you don't trust - to do your research for you!

And then you get upset with me when you can't show facts against ...

ISIS is nothing compared to U.S. cops.   

  

I accepted it, you see I even accepted all of those cases as real but even after that, it still means that less than 0.09% of cops engage in police brutality, that's your evidence and I accepted it, how can you claim all cops are worse than ISIS when you can only show less than 0.09% of cops engaging in some sort of police brutality?

Cops are expected to not be bad, even once. But they are bad in multitudes of ways.

ISIS is expected to be bad according to our definition of bad. When they are bad in that way (our definition of bad), they are being good according to the things that they and their people expect from them. And, ISIS is expected to be good towards their own... good according to our definition of good, which is also good according to their friends and neighbors. So, they are good.

Cops have some good and some bad according to their people.

ISIS has good and barely any bad according to their people.

Since there are a lot more cops, and since cops are treacherous at times, cops are way worse than ISIS, who honestly does what they were designed to do.

That's your argument? Cops are expected to be good? Everyone is expected to do a lot of things, no one does, no one is perfect, what is this argument anyways? I guess anyone that steals is also worse than ISIS because citizens are expected to not break the law? Have you ever taken an IQ test?

You sound kinda frustrated. Do you even read more than every fifth word of a post? Or don't you have enough imagination to even see that there are more ideas in what's being posted than the simple things you spout? How do you even live?

[Astargath]

''Another point that shows that cops'' You mean shows that less than 0.09% of cops are worse than ISIS in any case right?

''Oh my, lol. I present you with one little site'' Present all the known cases of police brutality then and we will check the percentage.

Show evidence or shut the fuck up already.

You are so funny - lol!  

You won't accept what I tell you, even when I show you the evidence, and then you want me - who you don't trust - to do your research for you!

And then you get upset with me when you can't show facts against ...

ISIS is nothing compared to U.S. cops.   

  

I accepted it, you see I even accepted all of those cases as real but even after that, it still means that less than 0.09% of cops engage in police brutality, that's your evidence and I accepted it, how can you claim all cops are worse than ISIS when you can only show less than 0.09% of cops engaging in some sort of police brutality?

Cops are expected to not be bad, even once. But they are bad in multitudes of ways.

ISIS is expected to be bad according to our definition of bad. When they are bad in that way (our definition of bad), they are being good according to the things that they and their people expect from them. And, ISIS is expected to be good towards their own... good according to our definition of good, which is also good according to their friends and neighbors. So, they are good.

Cops have some good and some bad according to their people.

ISIS has good and barely any bad according to their people.

Since there are a lot more cops, and since cops are treacherous at times, cops are way worse than ISIS, who honestly does what they were designed to do.

That's your argument? Cops are expected to be good? Everyone is expected to do a lot of things, no one does, no one is perfect, what is this argument anyways? I guess anyone that steals is also worse than ISIS because citizens are expected to not break the law? Have you ever taken an IQ test?

You sound kinda frustrated. Do you even read more than every fifth word of a post? Or don't you have enough imagination to even see that there are more ideas in what's being posted than the simple things you spout? How do you even live?

So you are actually serious? No troll? How can someone with more than 60 IQ say those things? It's so retarded it's insane.

''ince there are a lot more cops, and since cops are treacherous at times, cops are way worse than ISIS, who honestly does what they were designed to do.'' Just because a group is designed to do something doesn't mean they are morally good, assassins are designed to kill people, hitmen are designed to kill people, no one thinks they are good, no one. We know they are morally wrong, we know killing people is bad, you should know that too because you believe in the bible, cops are there to protect and serve, the few bad cops that don't are bad, the rest are good, the overwhelming majority of cops are good people, end of story.

[BADecker]

So you are actually serious? No troll? How can someone with more than 60 IQ say those things? It's so retarded it's insane.

''ince there are a lot more cops, and since cops are treacherous at times, cops are way worse than ISIS, who honestly does what they were designed to do.'' Just because a group is designed to do something doesn't mean they are morally good, assassins are designed to kill people, hitmen are designed to kill people, no one thinks they are good, no one. We know they are morally wrong, we know killing people is bad, you should know that too because you believe in the bible, cops are there to protect and serve, the few bad cops that don't are bad, the rest are good, the overwhelming majority of cops are good people, end of story.

Wrong! The thing you say makes all cops except for a very few, to be bad cops. Why? Because all except a very few support the Police Union, even when they know that the Union is fighting for something wrong.

Cops are way worse than ISIS. They are simply deceptive in looking good most of the time, when they are really bad down into their core.

[Astargath]

So you are actually serious? No troll? How can someone with more than 60 IQ say those things? It's so retarded it's insane.

''ince there are a lot more cops, and since cops are treacherous at times, cops are way worse than ISIS, who honestly does what they were designed to do.'' Just because a group is designed to do something doesn't mean they are morally good, assassins are designed to kill people, hitmen are designed to kill people, no one thinks they are good, no one. We know they are morally wrong, we know killing people is bad, you should know that too because you believe in the bible, cops are there to protect and serve, the few bad cops that don't are bad, the rest are good, the overwhelming majority of cops are good people, end of story.

Wrong! The thing you say makes all cops except for a very few, to be bad cops. Why? Because all except a very few support the Police Union, even when they know that the Union is fighting for something wrong.

Cops are way worse than ISIS. They are simply deceptive in looking good most of the time, when they are really bad down into their core.

''The thing you say makes all cops except for a very few, to be bad cops.'' It's not what I say, it's what I show, statistics clearly show that only a few cops are bad, it's a fact. ''even when they know that the Union is fighting for something wrong.'' Prove it.

[Moloch]

I wouldn't say all cops are bad, but there is good evidence to believe such things.

I have watched dozens of videos of cops doing illegal things over the years.  Everything from planting drugs to shooting people in the back.  Not once have I seen a cop administer first-aid.  Not once have I seen a cop question or detain another cop after they clearly shot someone illegally.  Not once have I seen a cop place another cop under arrest after witnessing them do something illegal.

In fact, the only good cop I can think of (a cop who actually reported the illegal activities of another cop), is one who recorded his commanding officer telling him to arrest more blacks and hispanics in Florida.

As far as I can see, 99% of them are accomplices to the evils of their fellow cops.  Even if they did not do it themselves, they watched another cop do it and said nothing.
This makes them equally guilty under the law they presume to uphold

[Astargath]

I wouldn't say all cops are bad, but there is good evidence to believe such things.

I have watched dozens of videos of cops doing illegal things over the years.  Everything from planting drugs to shooting people in the back.  Not once have I seen a cop administer first-aid.  Not once have I seen a cop question or detain another cop after they clearly shot someone illegally.  Not once have I seen a cop place another cop under arrest after witnessing them do something illegal.

In fact, the only good cop I can think of (a cop who actually reported the illegal activities of another cop), is one who recorded his commanding officer telling him to arrest more blacks and hispanics in Florida.

As far as I can see, 99% of them are accomplices to the evils of their fellow cops.  Even if they did not do it themselves, they watched another cop do it and said nothing.
This makes them equally guilty under the law they presume to uphold

So you watched a few videos of cops doing bad things therefore 99% of cops are bad? Oh well :^)

[BADecker]

''ince there are a lot more cops, and since cops are treacherous at times, cops are way worse than ISIS, who honestly does what they were designed to do.'' Just because a group is designed to do something doesn't mean they are morally good, assassins are designed to kill people, hitmen are designed to kill people, no one thinks they are good, no one. We know they are morally wrong, we know killing people is bad, you should know that too because you believe in the bible, cops are there to protect and serve, the few bad cops that don't are bad, the rest are good, the overwhelming majority of cops are good people, end of story.

So you are actually serious? No troll? How can someone with more than 60 IQ say those things? It's so retarded it's insane.

The simple fact that close to 100% of the cops will back up the police union, no matter what it says or does, no matter what the truth is, no matter what is good or bad, right or wrong, shows that cops are way worse than ISIS.

[Astargath]

''ince there are a lot more cops, and since cops are treacherous at times, cops are way worse than ISIS, who honestly does what they were designed to do.'' Just because a group is designed to do something doesn't mean they are morally good, assassins are designed to kill people, hitmen are designed to kill people, no one thinks they are good, no one. We know they are morally wrong, we know killing people is bad, you should know that too because you believe in the bible, cops are there to protect and serve, the few bad cops that don't are bad, the rest are good, the overwhelming majority of cops are good people, end of story.

So you are actually serious? No troll? How can someone with more than 60 IQ say those things? It's so retarded it's insane.

The simple fact that close to 100% of the cops will back up the police union, no matter what it says or does, no matter what the truth is, no matter what is good or bad, right or wrong, shows that cops are way worse than ISIS.

What is the police union? There are lots of those as far as I know. You would have to prove that close to 100% of cops actually back up the police union and then prove that the police union is corrupt, your argument is going off the rails because you know you are wrong. I debunked your shit with facts, now you are crying. Most cops are good people.

[BADecker]

''ince there are a lot more cops, and since cops are treacherous at times, cops are way worse than ISIS, who honestly does what they were designed to do.'' Just because a group is designed to do something doesn't mean they are morally good, assassins are designed to kill people, hitmen are designed to kill people, no one thinks they are good, no one. We know they are morally wrong, we know killing people is bad, you should know that too because you believe in the bible, cops are there to protect and serve, the few bad cops that don't are bad, the rest are good, the overwhelming majority of cops are good people, end of story.

So you are actually serious? No troll? How can someone with more than 60 IQ say those things? It's so retarded it's insane.

The simple fact that close to 100% of the cops will back up the police union, no matter what it says or does, no matter what the truth is, no matter what is good or bad, right or wrong, shows that cops are way worse than ISIS.

What is the police union? There are lots of those as far as I know. You would have to prove that close to 100% of cops actually back up the police union and then prove that the police union is corrupt, your argument is going off the rails because you know you are wrong. I debunked your shit with facts, now you are crying. Most cops are good people.

Way worse than ISIS.     

[Astargath]

''ince there are a lot more cops, and since cops are treacherous at times, cops are way worse than ISIS, who honestly does what they were designed to do.'' Just because a group is designed to do something doesn't mean they are morally good, assassins are designed to kill people, hitmen are designed to kill people, no one thinks they are good, no one. We know they are morally wrong, we know killing people is bad, you should know that too because you believe in the bible, cops are there to protect and serve, the few bad cops that don't are bad, the rest are good, the overwhelming majority of cops are good people, end of story.

So you are actually serious? No troll? How can someone with more than 60 IQ say those things? It's so retarded it's insane.

The simple fact that close to 100% of the cops will back up the police union, no matter what it says or does, no matter what the truth is, no matter what is good or bad, right or wrong, shows that cops are way worse than ISIS.

What is the police union? There are lots of those as far as I know. You would have to prove that close to 100% of cops actually back up the police union and then prove that the police union is corrupt, your argument is going off the rails because you know you are wrong. I debunked your shit with facts, now you are crying. Most cops are good people.

Way worse than ISIS.     

All I see is: I have no arguments or statistics to back up my claims so I'm going to keep yelling it.

[tapercha]

But Young’s words and interests, some of which a judge has ruled could be used against him at trial, were incendiary. He honored a pre-Nazi far-right German group on his license plate, tattooed the logo of an SS unit on his arm and used Hitler’s birthday as an online password. Authorities say he joked with informants about wanting a female slave, smuggling weapons into federal court, and torturing and killing FBI agents.

[Tramle091296]

You cant compare a Cops to ISIS. ISIS always takes life. the cops save life. We know U.S cops are Abusive interms of their power and that guy who shot in the video is helpless that he encountered with such a bad cop. not all U.S cop are bad my point is that comparing a terrorist and cops hard because of what they does to people. For the people who watch the video dont convince your self that all cops are bad. theres a lot of video that can be use evidence to show you that theres a lot of cop that nice to people and loyal to their country.

[BADecker]

But Young’s words and interests, some of which a judge has ruled could be used against him at trial, were incendiary. He honored a pre-Nazi far-right German group on his license plate, tattooed the logo of an SS unit on his arm and used Hitler’s birthday as an online password. Authorities say he joked with informants about wanting a female slave, smuggling weapons into federal court, and torturing and killing FBI agents.

This is where the difference lies. People kid around all the time. People kid around in generalities all the time. Some people get angry at political situations, and wish they could do something, but simply are letting off steam by what they say.

Cops, judges, FBI, etc., do things to other people that other people only talk about.

When did some joker's speaking when he was letting off steam, EVER send a person (other than himself) to prison, or cause him to pay a fine? Never! It's the fear-speech of the judge and the cops that sends a person to prison.

Somebody sits at home and harmlessly smokes a joint. Who has he harmed? Nobody! But the talk of some cops and a judge sends the guy to prison, and ruins his life with a felony record.

All that ISIS does is to fight with weapons. Cops and judges destroy lives with simple words.

Cops are way worse than ISIS.

[Astargath]

But Young’s words and interests, some of which a judge has ruled could be used against him at trial, were incendiary. He honored a pre-Nazi far-right German group on his license plate, tattooed the logo of an SS unit on his arm and used Hitler’s birthday as an online password. Authorities say he joked with informants about wanting a female slave, smuggling weapons into federal court, and torturing and killing FBI agents.

This is where the difference lies. People kid around all the time. People kid around in generalities all the time. Some people get angry at political situations, and wish they could do something, but simply are letting off steam by what they say.

Cops, judges, FBI, etc., do things to other people that other people only talk about.

When did some joker's speaking when he was letting off steam, EVER send a person (other than himself) to prison, or cause him to pay a fine? Never! It's the fear-speech of the judge and the cops that sends a person to prison.

Somebody sits at home and harmlessly smokes a joint. Who has he harmed? Nobody! But the talk of some cops and a judge sends the guy to prison, and ruins his life with a felony record.

All that ISIS does is to fight with weapons. Cops and judges destroy lives with simple words.

Cops are way worse than ISIS.

You should learn that cops merely interpret and follow existing laws, they do not create the laws, ever. A cop must follow the law, it's not his fault that smoking marijuana is illegal. Judges can't make it legal either.
''A bill can be introduced in either chamber of Congress by a Senator or Representative who sponsors it.
Once a bill is introduced, it is assigned to a committee whose members will research, discuss, and make changes to the bill.
The bill is then put before that chamber to be voted on.
If the bill passes one body of Congress, it is then presented to the other body to go through a similar process of research, discussion, changes, and voting.
Once both bodies vote to accept a bill, they must work out any differences between the two versions. Then both chambers vote on the same exact bill and, if it passes, they present it to the President.
The President then considers the bill. The President can approve the bill and sign it into law or not approve (veto) a bill.''

Again badecker arguing with no facts.

[FortFC]

I'd rather say that ISIS is the way different from U.S cops. But no need to fina any detailed differents or compare first to a second one since both are leading to a deadend and teach nothing good in general

[BADecker]

City Kicked Out Their Cops and Politicians 7 Years Ago and Now They Have the Lowest...

A town in Mexico recently celebrated seven years since kicking out the corrupt narco government and reverting back to an indigenous form of self-governance.

In the town of Cherán, in Michoacán, Mexico, a system of traditional indigenous law-enforcement and accountability continues to guide the people. In early 2011, residents of Cherán created armed militias to fight off illegal logging and drug cartels in their community. The community kicked out politicians and police accused of ties to the drug cartels and began a new system of governance based on Purhépecha traditions.

On April 15 of this year, Cherán celebrated seven years since their revolt against what they call "the narco government". The people marked the seventh year of self-governance by naming third Council of Elders.

Read more at https://thefreethoughtproject.com/city-kicked-out-their-cops-and-politicians-7-years-ago-and-now-they-have-the-lowest-crime-in-mexico/.

[BADecker]

'Let me in, let me in!' Witnesses say they heard white Dallas cop knocking on door and...

Neighbors of a white cop who shot dead a black man in Dallas on Thursday night after walking into his apartment have disputed her claim that his door was ajar when she arrived at it.

Seconds before Amber Guyger, 30, shot Botham Jean in the chest, one neighbor said they heard a woman in the hallway knocking on a door and yelling: 'Let me in, let me in.'

Another neighbor then heard gunshots and afterwards claimed to have heard a man shouting: 'Oh my God. Why did you do that?' 

The witness told Jean's family's lawyer Lee Merritt they think those were his last words. Jean's mother Allison said she believes there is more to her son's death than has been revealed.

Read more at https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-6155249/Witnesses-dispute-white-Dallas-cops-claim-black-neighbors-door-ajar.html.

[Astargath]

'Let me in, let me in!' Witnesses say they heard white Dallas cop knocking on door and...

Neighbors of a white cop who shot dead a black man in Dallas on Thursday night after walking into his apartment have disputed her claim that his door was ajar when she arrived at it.

Seconds before Amber Guyger, 30, shot Botham Jean in the chest, one neighbor said they heard a woman in the hallway knocking on a door and yelling: 'Let me in, let me in.'

Another neighbor then heard gunshots and afterwards claimed to have heard a man shouting: 'Oh my God. Why did you do that?' 

The witness told Jean's family's lawyer Lee Merritt they think those were his last words. Jean's mother Allison said she believes there is more to her son's death than has been revealed.

Read more at https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-6155249/Witnesses-dispute-white-Dallas-cops-claim-black-neighbors-door-ajar.html.

Desperate now badecker?

[crypt0j0e]

Are you afraid of ISIS in America? Be afraid of U.S. cops!

Yes there's many stories every year about fatal police shootings in America but i don't think you should live in fear. Statistically you're more likely to die in a car accident than to be shot by a cop. But I know that doesn't excuse what's happening because it's very sad that there's even one death if it could've been prevented.

[BADecker]

Desperate now badecker?

Actually, pitying you a little.     

[Astargath]

Desperate now badecker?

Actually, pitying you a little.     

Still waiting for those statistics to back up any of your claims, I'm guessing we are not getting those, are we? Most cops are good people.

[BADecker]

Desperate now badecker?

Actually, pitying you a little.     

Still waiting for those statistics to back up any of your claims, I'm guessing we are not getting those, are we? Most cops are good people.

You have to be able to understand statistics, and know how to do your own research. Statistical compilation doesn't simply jump out at people. You need to do it yourself, since you don't believe anything I show, anyway. But if you keep waiting, we might not have to put up with more of your childish comments any longer.

[cheeseandcrackers]

Are you fucking serious?   There are seriously corrupt cops, and they often get away with things they shouldn't get away with.  I'm not going to debate that.  But are you seriously, genuinely trying to say that cops are worse than fucking ISIS?   They murder people all the time.  They destroy entire towns, they decapitate people and record video of it.  Get the fuck out of here with this bullshit, of course ISIS is worse.  Get the fuck out of your bubble and understand that there is a world outside of people being discriminated for being black, and instead of them being racially profiled they're just executed instead.  Jesus Christ, get a grip.

[BADecker]

Are you fucking serious?   There are seriously corrupt cops, and they often get away with things they shouldn't get away with.  I'm not going to debate that.  But are you seriously, genuinely trying to say that cops are worse than fucking ISIS?   They murder people all the time.  They destroy entire towns, they decapitate people and record video of it.  Get the fuck out of here with this bullshit, of course ISIS is worse.  Get the fuck out of your bubble and understand that there is a world outside of people being discriminated for being black, and instead of them being racially profiled they're just executed instead.  Jesus Christ, get a grip.

You see a cop. You trust cops. You walk up to the cop and say "hi." The cop shoots you, because he happens to be a bad cop... or he is simply scared of you for no reason. Or, he doesn't shoot you, but you never know for sure until you try it.

You see a member of ISIS. You turn and run. You don't get shot.

So, who is better? The cop who shoots you, or ISIS who doesn't?

If you KNEW the cop was going to shoot only the bad people, your trust would be well founded. As it is, you can't trust him.

But you CAN trust ISIS... to shoot you. So you run and are safe.

Cops are way worse than ISIS.

[cescudero95]

In the original thread, was the deceased suspect armed or not?  It wasn't made clear by the OP.

[cheeseandcrackers]

Are you fucking serious?   There are seriously corrupt cops, and they often get away with things they shouldn't get away with.  I'm not going to debate that.  But are you seriously, genuinely trying to say that cops are worse than fucking ISIS?   They murder people all the time.  They destroy entire towns, they decapitate people and record video of it.  Get the fuck out of here with this bullshit, of course ISIS is worse.  Get the fuck out of your bubble and understand that there is a world outside of people being discriminated for being black, and instead of them being racially profiled they're just executed instead.  Jesus Christ, get a grip.

You see a cop. You trust cops. You walk up to the cop and say "hi." The cop shoots you, because he happens to be a bad cop... or he is simply scared of you for no reason. Or, he doesn't shoot you, but you never know for sure until you try it.

You see a member of ISIS. You turn and run. You don't get shot.

So, who is better? The cop who shoots you, or ISIS who doesn't?

If you KNEW the cop was going to shoot only the bad people, your trust would be well founded. As it is, you can't trust him.

But you CAN trust ISIS... to shoot you. So you run and are safe.

Cops are way worse than ISIS.

You're ignoring the fact that the staggering majority of cops are not corrupt.  Most of the time you walk up to the cop and say hi he just says hi right back.  Stop talking shit. 

Corrupt cops are a problem for sure, but you can't just ignore all the average to good ones just because some of them are scum. 

[Astargath]

Are you fucking serious?   There are seriously corrupt cops, and they often get away with things they shouldn't get away with.  I'm not going to debate that.  But are you seriously, genuinely trying to say that cops are worse than fucking ISIS?   They murder people all the time.  They destroy entire towns, they decapitate people and record video of it.  Get the fuck out of here with this bullshit, of course ISIS is worse.  Get the fuck out of your bubble and understand that there is a world outside of people being discriminated for being black, and instead of them being racially profiled they're just executed instead.  Jesus Christ, get a grip.

You see a cop. You trust cops. You walk up to the cop and say "hi." The cop shoots you, because he happens to be a bad cop... or he is simply scared of you for no reason. Or, he doesn't shoot you, but you never know for sure until you try it.

You see a member of ISIS. You turn and run. You don't get shot.

So, who is better? The cop who shoots you, or ISIS who doesn't?

If you KNEW the cop was going to shoot only the bad people, your trust would be well founded. As it is, you can't trust him.

But you CAN trust ISIS... to shoot you. So you run and are safe.

Cops are way worse than ISIS.

That particular cop is indeed not good, however majority of cops 99.99% wont shoot you like that, therefore the majority of cops are good.

[BADecker]

Are you fucking serious?   There are seriously corrupt cops, and they often get away with things they shouldn't get away with.  I'm not going to debate that.  But are you seriously, genuinely trying to say that cops are worse than fucking ISIS?   They murder people all the time.  They destroy entire towns, they decapitate people and record video of it.  Get the fuck out of here with this bullshit, of course ISIS is worse.  Get the fuck out of your bubble and understand that there is a world outside of people being discriminated for being black, and instead of them being racially profiled they're just executed instead.  Jesus Christ, get a grip.

You see a cop. You trust cops. You walk up to the cop and say "hi." The cop shoots you, because he happens to be a bad cop... or he is simply scared of you for no reason. Or, he doesn't shoot you, but you never know for sure until you try it.

You see a member of ISIS. You turn and run. You don't get shot.

So, who is better? The cop who shoots you, or ISIS who doesn't?

If you KNEW the cop was going to shoot only the bad people, your trust would be well founded. As it is, you can't trust him.

But you CAN trust ISIS... to shoot you. So you run and are safe.

Cops are way worse than ISIS.

That particular cop is indeed not good, however majority of cops 99.99% wont shoot you like that, therefore the majority of cops are good.

If you are talking about https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1543343.msg45595151#msg45595151...

But at her trial, if the police union stood up for her, 99+% of cops would stand up for her, no matter how guilty she was.

[Astargath]

Are you fucking serious?   There are seriously corrupt cops, and they often get away with things they shouldn't get away with.  I'm not going to debate that.  But are you seriously, genuinely trying to say that cops are worse than fucking ISIS?   They murder people all the time.  They destroy entire towns, they decapitate people and record video of it.  Get the fuck out of here with this bullshit, of course ISIS is worse.  Get the fuck out of your bubble and understand that there is a world outside of people being discriminated for being black, and instead of them being racially profiled they're just executed instead.  Jesus Christ, get a grip.

You see a cop. You trust cops. You walk up to the cop and say "hi." The cop shoots you, because he happens to be a bad cop... or he is simply scared of you for no reason. Or, he doesn't shoot you, but you never know for sure until you try it.

You see a member of ISIS. You turn and run. You don't get shot.

So, who is better? The cop who shoots you, or ISIS who doesn't?

If you KNEW the cop was going to shoot only the bad people, your trust would be well founded. As it is, you can't trust him.

But you CAN trust ISIS... to shoot you. So you run and are safe.

Cops are way worse than ISIS.

That particular cop is indeed not good, however majority of cops 99.99% wont shoot you like that, therefore the majority of cops are good.

If you are talking about https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1543343.msg45595151#msg45595151...

But at her trial, if the police union stood up for her, 99+% of cops would stand up for her, no matter how guilty she was.

Stood up for her? Why would anyone do that without evidence? That's how you think trials and judges work? Both parties need to provide the necessary evidence and the judge or judges will provide a sentence. If someone is accused of rape I guess you consider him guilty just because he is accused and everyone should support the other party even though you don't know if it really happened. Again, stop with the idiotic arguments mate, you are not getting anywhere.

[BADecker]

If you are talking about https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1543343.msg45595151#msg45595151...

But at her trial, if the police union stood up for her, 99+% of cops would stand up for her, no matter how guilty she was.

Stood up for her? Why would anyone do that without evidence? That's how you think trials and judges work? Both parties need to provide the necessary evidence and the judge or judges will provide a sentence. If someone is accused of rape I guess you consider him guilty just because he is accused and everyone should support the other party even though you don't know if it really happened. Again, stop with the idiotic arguments mate, you are not getting anywhere.

Again, the point isn't why anyone would or wouldn't stand up for her. It's what the cops would do. They might not be happy with whatever the police union said and did. But they would follow the police union almost 100%. ISIS follows THEIR union almost 100%, as well. Way more cops. Cops way worse.

[BLAST2MARS]

ISIS has a different level of evil inside them and those US cops have just racism inside them. ISIS are commiting crimes while those US cops are implementing selective judgement which is really not good for the black people.

[mzimino]

Young was first contacted by the FBI in 2010 as authorities were investigating an acquaintance he knew through college and a local mosque. Court papers say Young told agents he was shocked by the allegations against Zachary Chesser , who was ultimately convicted of trying to join an al-Qaeda-linked terrorist group and threatening the creators of “South Park.” (Chesser, the defense says, later indicated he remembered Young as a conservative police officer “not interested in jihad.”)

[Astargath]

If you are talking about https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1543343.msg45595151#msg45595151...

But at her trial, if the police union stood up for her, 99+% of cops would stand up for her, no matter how guilty she was.

Stood up for her? Why would anyone do that without evidence? That's how you think trials and judges work? Both parties need to provide the necessary evidence and the judge or judges will provide a sentence. If someone is accused of rape I guess you consider him guilty just because he is accused and everyone should support the other party even though you don't know if it really happened. Again, stop with the idiotic arguments mate, you are not getting anywhere.

Again, the point isn't why anyone would or wouldn't stand up for her. It's what the cops would do. They might not be happy with whatever the police union said and did. But they would follow the police union almost 100%. ISIS follows THEIR union almost 100%, as well. Way more cops. Cops way worse.

''But they would follow the police union almost 100%'' What does this mean? Follow what exactly? This was a particular cop that is accused of doing something bad. What are you talking about?

[BADecker]

If you are talking about https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1543343.msg45595151#msg45595151...

But at her trial, if the police union stood up for her, 99+% of cops would stand up for her, no matter how guilty she was.

Stood up for her? Why would anyone do that without evidence? That's how you think trials and judges work? Both parties need to provide the necessary evidence and the judge or judges will provide a sentence. If someone is accused of rape I guess you consider him guilty just because he is accused and everyone should support the other party even though you don't know if it really happened. Again, stop with the idiotic arguments mate, you are not getting anywhere.

Again, the point isn't why anyone would or wouldn't stand up for her. It's what the cops would do. They might not be happy with whatever the police union said and did. But they would follow the police union almost 100%. ISIS follows THEIR union almost 100%, as well. Way more cops. Cops way worse.

''But they would follow the police union almost 100%'' What does this mean? Follow what exactly? This was a particular cop that is accused of doing something bad. What are you talking about?

This means that cops would formally agree with the police union almost 100%, even if they personally and informally did not agree.

ISIS doesn't have a police union, because they are all their own union. So, they are good by agreeing with themselves.

Cops aren't so good in agreeing with themselves. They are duplicitously bad at the same time:
1. Agreeing with their own police union;
2. Disagreeing with their own police union.

You can trust ISIS to do exactly what they are there for.

You never can tell about cops.

Cops are way worse than ISIS.

[Astargath]

If you are talking about https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1543343.msg45595151#msg45595151...

But at her trial, if the police union stood up for her, 99+% of cops would stand up for her, no matter how guilty she was.

Stood up for her? Why would anyone do that without evidence? That's how you think trials and judges work? Both parties need to provide the necessary evidence and the judge or judges will provide a sentence. If someone is accused of rape I guess you consider him guilty just because he is accused and everyone should support the other party even though you don't know if it really happened. Again, stop with the idiotic arguments mate, you are not getting anywhere.

Again, the point isn't why anyone would or wouldn't stand up for her. It's what the cops would do. They might not be happy with whatever the police union said and did. But they would follow the police union almost 100%. ISIS follows THEIR union almost 100%, as well. Way more cops. Cops way worse.

''But they would follow the police union almost 100%'' What does this mean? Follow what exactly? This was a particular cop that is accused of doing something bad. What are you talking about?

This means that cops would formally agree with the police union almost 100%, even if they personally and informally did not agree.

ISIS doesn't have a police union, because they are all their own union. So, they are good by agreeing with themselves.

Cops aren't so good in agreeing with themselves. They are duplicitously bad at the same time:
1. Agreeing with their own police union;
2. Disagreeing with their own police union.

You can trust ISIS to do exactly what they are there for.

You never can tell about cops.

Cops are way worse than ISIS.

This is badecker's logic:

Let's say you have a group of 2000 people tell you that they are going to murder people.

Then you have a group of 2000 people that do not tell you that but 2 of them go and murder people.

From badeckers logic, the first group is better because they tell you, the second group is worse than the first because they werent supposed to murder anyone.

Crazy.

[BADecker]

This is badecker's logic:

Let's say you have a group of 2000 people tell you that they are going to murder people.

Then you have a group of 2000 people that do not tell you that but 2 of them go and murder people.

From badeckers logic, the first group is better because they tell you, the second group is worse than the first because they werent supposed to murder anyone.

Crazy.

Since Astargath won't tell us what groups he is talking about, what he says is irrelevant for this topic.

ISIS follow their Islam government/religion better than all the major Islamic groups. They obey their religious laws even to the point of executing religious heretics within their own group, as their religion tells them.

Cops obey much of the law of their land, get away with lots of crap because of the position they are in, kill and beat innocent people against their laws, and side with the police union no matter what the police union does, rescue cats out of trees.

ISIS is honest and upright according to their Islamic religion/government. Cops are all over the place with regard to theirs.

Nobody ever knows about cops. Everybody can tell about ISIS.

Cops are way worse than ISIS, because you can never tell about cops, but you always know about ISIS.

[Astargath]

This is badecker's logic:

Let's say you have a group of 2000 people tell you that they are going to murder people.

Then you have a group of 2000 people that do not tell you that but 2 of them go and murder people.

From badeckers logic, the first group is better because they tell you, the second group is worse than the first because they werent supposed to murder anyone.

Crazy.

Since Astargath won't tell us what groups he is talking about, what he says is irrelevant for this topic.

ISIS follow their Islam government/religion better than all the major Islamic groups. They obey their religious laws even to the point of executing religious heretics within their own group, as their religion tells them.

Cops obey much of the law of their land, get away with lots of crap because of the position they are in, kill and beat innocent people against their laws, and side with the police union no matter what the police union does, rescue cats out of trees.

ISIS is honest and upright according to their Islamic religion/government. Cops are all over the place with regard to theirs.

Nobody ever knows about cops. Everybody can tell about ISIS.

Cops are way worse than ISIS, because you can never tell about cops, but you always know about ISIS.

''kill and beat innocent people against their laws'' A small percentage <0.09% of them do that.

''Cops are way worse than ISIS, because you can never tell about cops, but you always know about ISIS.''

Again badecker's logic. Let's say you have 50.000 ISIS members, we don't know the exact number.

Then you have around 765.000 cops in the US. 0.09% of those are involved in police shootings which most of them are justified, so it's probably around 0.001% unjustified shootings but let's use 0.09% That's around 680 cops involved in shootings. Again not counting how many were justified.

You basically believe that all cops are worse than isis because 0.09% of them do bad things (again not counting justified cases) when 100% of ISIS does bad things. Badecker's logic is 0.09% > 100%

A 10 year old would have better logic than you.

[BADecker]

This is badecker's logic:

Let's say you have a group of 2000 people tell you that they are going to murder people.

Then you have a group of 2000 people that do not tell you that but 2 of them go and murder people.

From badeckers logic, the first group is better because they tell you, the second group is worse than the first because they werent supposed to murder anyone.

Crazy.

Since Astargath won't tell us what groups he is talking about, what he says is irrelevant for this topic.

ISIS follow their Islam government/religion better than all the major Islamic groups. They obey their religious laws even to the point of executing religious heretics within their own group, as their religion tells them.

Cops obey much of the law of their land, get away with lots of crap because of the position they are in, kill and beat innocent people against their laws, and side with the police union no matter what the police union does, rescue cats out of trees.

ISIS is honest and upright according to their Islamic religion/government. Cops are all over the place with regard to theirs.

Nobody ever knows about cops. Everybody can tell about ISIS.

Cops are way worse than ISIS, because you can never tell about cops, but you always know about ISIS.

''kill and beat innocent people against their laws'' A small percentage <0.09% of them do that.

Even if you had proof for your statistics, standard statistics say that only 10% of crimes are ever caught. But these statistics would be lying, because cops will stalk and persecute anybody who would show that 10% is way under what it really is with cops... who get away with all kinds of crap, because they can.

''Cops are way worse than ISIS, because you can never tell about cops, but you always know about ISIS.''

Again badecker's logic. Let's say you have 50.000 ISIS members, we don't know the exact number.

Then you have around 765.000 cops in the US. 0.09% of those are involved in police shootings which most of them are justified, so it's probably around 0.001% unjustified shootings but let's use 0.09% That's around 680 cops involved in shootings. Again not counting how many were justified.

You basically believe that all cops are worse than isis because 0.09% of them do bad things (again not counting justified cases) when 100% of ISIS does bad things. Badecker's logic is 0.09% > 100%

A 10 year old would have better logic than you.

You still don't get it, do you. When ISIS does things that we call bad, they are doing what is good in their religion. Our 1st Amendment protects freedom of religion. How much more when it is in their own country(s)!

Cops, on the other hand, aren't supposed to do anything bad. But I have just shown you above, how that 0.09% is extremely faulty. It's probably more like a full 20%.

Cops are way worse than ISIS.

[Jimbable]

EVEN, even, if you look for a rotten apple in a police dept., you must be insane to compare them to ISIS. I won't be telling about all those "wonderful" things they do to people they consider infidels, or gays, or, god forbid, jews (or other nation they deem not worthy living); I just tell you that in their own territory they are pretty much the same thing you loathe in this thread, they too police people, and making them live by their rules, so, in a sense, they are an establishment you hate so much.

[BADecker]

EVEN, even, if you look for a rotten apple in a police dept., you must be insane to compare them to ISIS. I won't be telling about all those "wonderful" things they do to people they consider infidels, or gays, or, god forbid, jews (or other nation they deem not worthy living); I just tell you that in their own territory they are pretty much the same thing you loathe in this thread, they too police people, and making them live by their rules, so, in a sense, they are an establishment you hate so much.

What are you even talking about? ISIS people do all those good things for their people, too. That is totally not the point.

You can trust ISIS. How can you trust them? You can trust them to kill you if you are NOT one of them, but to love you if you ARE one of them.

You can't trust cops. They're supposed to love you, but they might kill you.

They might kill you because you look at them the wrong way. They don't even care enough to make sure they have the right apartment when they do a drug raid, to take away a person's free rights. They often overly beat people... hit him in the face, and when he raises his arms to protect himself, then say he is resisting, and hit him some more.

And as I have been saying directly above, who cares what the police union attorneys say in court - if it is right or wrong... who cares - just agree with them.

[Astargath]

This is badecker's logic:

Let's say you have a group of 2000 people tell you that they are going to murder people.

Then you have a group of 2000 people that do not tell you that but 2 of them go and murder people.

From badeckers logic, the first group is better because they tell you, the second group is worse than the first because they werent supposed to murder anyone.

Crazy.

Since Astargath won't tell us what groups he is talking about, what he says is irrelevant for this topic.

ISIS follow their Islam government/religion better than all the major Islamic groups. They obey their religious laws even to the point of executing religious heretics within their own group, as their religion tells them.

Cops obey much of the law of their land, get away with lots of crap because of the position they are in, kill and beat innocent people against their laws, and side with the police union no matter what the police union does, rescue cats out of trees.

ISIS is honest and upright according to their Islamic religion/government. Cops are all over the place with regard to theirs.

Nobody ever knows about cops. Everybody can tell about ISIS.

Cops are way worse than ISIS, because you can never tell about cops, but you always know about ISIS.

''kill and beat innocent people against their laws'' A small percentage <0.09% of them do that.

Even if you had proof for your statistics, standard statistics say that only 10% of crimes are ever caught. But these statistics would be lying, because cops will stalk and persecute anybody who would show that 10% is way under what it really is with cops... who get away with all kinds of crap, because they can.

''Cops are way worse than ISIS, because you can never tell about cops, but you always know about ISIS.''

Again badecker's logic. Let's say you have 50.000 ISIS members, we don't know the exact number.

Then you have around 765.000 cops in the US. 0.09% of those are involved in police shootings which most of them are justified, so it's probably around 0.001% unjustified shootings but let's use 0.09% That's around 680 cops involved in shootings. Again not counting how many were justified.

You basically believe that all cops are worse than isis because 0.09% of them do bad things (again not counting justified cases) when 100% of ISIS does bad things. Badecker's logic is 0.09% > 100%

A 10 year old would have better logic than you.

You still don't get it, do you. When ISIS does things that we call bad, they are doing what is good in their religion. Our 1st Amendment protects freedom of religion. How much more when it is in their own country(s)!

Cops, on the other hand, aren't supposed to do anything bad. But I have just shown you above, how that 0.09% is extremely faulty. It's probably more like a full 20%.

Cops are way worse than ISIS.

''Cops, on the other hand, aren't supposed to do anything bad.'' And again, a 10 year old would have better logic than your peanut brain. It doesn't matter what they are supposed to do or not, if a group of 100 people are doing bad things, all of them, it doesn't matter if that's what they think it's good because what they are doing is factually and morally wrong. A group of 100 murderers is worse than a group of 100 people who has 1 murderer, it's simple fucking logic man, if you can't even understand that then I don't understand how you can function in real life.

''how that 0.09% is extremely faulty. It's probably more like a full 20%. '' Go ahead and prove it, I already gave you the statistics and evidence, you never bring any statistics at all and yet you keep claiming stupid shit.

If you want to call that extremely small percentage of cops/humans that murder people worse than ISIS, go ahead although even then it wouldn't be true since ISIS intention is to kill everyone that doesn't believe. All the murderers in USA most likely don't want to kill everyone else. So you are wrong 100% of the times basically.

[BADecker]

''Cops, on the other hand, aren't supposed to do anything bad.'' And again, a 10 year old would have better logic than your peanut brain. It doesn't matter what they are supposed to do or not, if a group of 100 people are doing bad things, all of them, it doesn't matter if that's what they think it's good because what they are doing is factually and morally wrong. A group of 100 murderers is worse than a group of 100 people who has 1 murderer, it's simple fucking logic man, if you can't even understand that then I don't understand how you can function in real life. - Your problem is that in your analysis, you are among the 100 doing bad things by not analyzing correctly, and by painting a picture that is way different than reality.

''how that 0.09% is extremely faulty. It's probably more like a full 20%. '' Go ahead and prove it, I already gave you the statistics and evidence, you never bring any statistics at all and yet you keep claiming stupid shit. - To use your terminology, prove your statistics are accurate, and are not simply something somebody made up. I explained how your statistic is wrong. click back through a couple of posts to see.

If you want to call that extremely small percentage of cops/humans that murder people worse than ISIS, go ahead although even then it wouldn't be true since ISIS intention is to kill everyone that doesn't believe. All the murderers in USA most likely don't want to kill everyone else. So you are wrong 100% of the times basically.

That "small percent" is way larger than you state. Your willingness to condone it by not recognizing what is happening around you, is starting to make you way worse than ISIS right along with the cops.

[Astargath]

''Cops, on the other hand, aren't supposed to do anything bad.'' And again, a 10 year old would have better logic than your peanut brain. It doesn't matter what they are supposed to do or not, if a group of 100 people are doing bad things, all of them, it doesn't matter if that's what they think it's good because what they are doing is factually and morally wrong. A group of 100 murderers is worse than a group of 100 people who has 1 murderer, it's simple fucking logic man, if you can't even understand that then I don't understand how you can function in real life. - Your problem is that in your analysis, you are among the 100 doing bad things by not analyzing correctly, and by painting a picture that is way different than reality.

''how that 0.09% is extremely faulty. It's probably more like a full 20%. '' Go ahead and prove it, I already gave you the statistics and evidence, you never bring any statistics at all and yet you keep claiming stupid shit. - To use your terminology, prove your statistics are accurate, and are not simply something somebody made up. I explained how your statistic is wrong. click back through a couple of posts to see.

If you want to call that extremely small percentage of cops/humans that murder people worse than ISIS, go ahead although even then it wouldn't be true since ISIS intention is to kill everyone that doesn't believe. All the murderers in USA most likely don't want to kill everyone else. So you are wrong 100% of the times basically.

That "small percent" is way larger than you state. Your willingness to condone it by not recognizing what is happening around you, is starting to make you way worse than ISIS right along with the cops.

Again, if it's way larger you wouldn't have any problem in showing the statistics and evidence. Yet you keep refusing to provide any statistics.

[nactivate]

Which might not raise any red flags. Because who wasn't reading those stories? Who wasn't clicking those links? But my son's reading habits combined with my search for a pressure cooker and my husband's search for a backpack set off an alarm of sorts at the joint terrorism task force headquarters.

[coins4commies]

ISIS doesn't murder people by their standards because they are only executing people who have committed crimes.  Its kind of like how you guys say most police shootings are "justified".  In my eyes, killing someone is never justified but ISIS and police kill people who they think there is justification to kill.

You also have to realize ISIS soldiers were police and military at the same time.  The US military kills far more innocent people but are still celebrated at home because they are "fighting for us".  Well ISIS could be viewed the same way.  ISIS is the most similar entity to the US, but its much more like the US at an earlier time. Its 19th century US.  The difference is that today's US military and police have the best technology that has ever existed.  This allows them to carry out their atrocities in a much cleaner, hands off way and appear to be morally superior to a group like ISIS.

All police and soldiers are the ultimate class traitors because they take an oath to enforce all laws (even the unjust ones) and follow all orders (even the unjust ones).  That makes all of them bad. Maybe there are some exceptions of cops who lied on the oath and secretly would not enforce laws they see as unjust, but that would be a fake cop.   I'm sure some of them are great people at home with their family and friends but you can't be a good person while you are on duty in that job.  Sorry.

[joebrook]

ISIS doesn't murder people by their standards because they are only executing people who have committed crimes.  Its kind of like how you guys say most police shootings are "justified".  In my eyes, killing someone is never justified but ISIS and police kill people who they think there is justification to kill.

You also have to realize ISIS soldiers were police and military at the same time.  The US military kills far more innocent people but are still celebrated at home because they are "fighting for us".  Well ISIS could be viewed the same way.  ISIS is the most similar entity to the US, but its much more like the US at an earlier time. Its 19th century US.  The difference is that today's US military and police have the best technology that has ever existed.  This allows them to carry out their atrocities in a much cleaner, hands off way and appear to be morally superior to a group like ISIS.

All police and soldiers are the ultimate class traitors because they take an oath to enforce all laws (even the unjust ones) and follow all orders (even the unjust ones).  That makes all of them bad. Maybe there are some exceptions of cops who lied on the oath and secretly would not enforce laws they see as unjust, but that would be a fake cop.   I'm sure some of them are great people at home with their family and friends but you can't be a good person while you are on duty in that job.  Sorry.

BS what about the Christians who were beheaded for not renouncing their faith, what crime did they commit for ISIS to condemn them to death. Regardless of all that deaths by police in the USA is rising with an alarming trend and there have been more death of US citizens than deaths when compared terrorism.

[coins4commies]

Freedom of religion is law in the US.  It is not in the caliphate.  Perhaps you should research the history of government lynchings and scalping in the US.  There were several massacres of native men women and children for simply being different. The US has been much more vicious.  At least with ISIS, you know that your religion is illegal and are given the option to renounce it.  

[yoseph]

Freedom of religion is law in the US.  It is not in the caliphate.  Perhaps you should research the history of government lynchings and scalping in the US.  There were several massacres of native men women and children for simply being different. The US has been much more vicious.  At least with ISIS, you know that your religion is illegal and are given the option to renounce it.  

The Police have been given so much power and it’s not good at all and most of the times when they kill innocent and unarmed civilians they go scout free. Am beginning to suspect that white supremacist are being hired in the police force for this reason.

[BADecker]

''Cops, on the other hand, aren't supposed to do anything bad.'' And again, a 10 year old would have better logic than your peanut brain. It doesn't matter what they are supposed to do or not, if a group of 100 people are doing bad things, all of them, it doesn't matter if that's what they think it's good because what they are doing is factually and morally wrong. A group of 100 murderers is worse than a group of 100 people who has 1 murderer, it's simple fucking logic man, if you can't even understand that then I don't understand how you can function in real life. - Your problem is that in your analysis, you are among the 100 doing bad things by not analyzing correctly, and by painting a picture that is way different than reality.

''how that 0.09% is extremely faulty. It's probably more like a full 20%. '' Go ahead and prove it, I already gave you the statistics and evidence, you never bring any statistics at all and yet you keep claiming stupid shit. - To use your terminology, prove your statistics are accurate, and are not simply something somebody made up. I explained how your statistic is wrong. click back through a couple of posts to see.

If you want to call that extremely small percentage of cops/humans that murder people worse than ISIS, go ahead although even then it wouldn't be true since ISIS intention is to kill everyone that doesn't believe. All the murderers in USA most likely don't want to kill everyone else. So you are wrong 100% of the times basically.

That "small percent" is way larger than you state. Your willingness to condone it by not recognizing what is happening around you, is starting to make you way worse than ISIS right along with the cops.

Again, if it's way larger you wouldn't have any problem in showing the statistics and evidence. Yet you keep refusing to provide any statistics.

How can one provide statistics when the statistic makers are instructed to hide bad-cop statistics? And, if they show the statistics, the cops gang up on them and terrorize them in subtle ways, right in their own neighborhood.

However, Google "bad cops" or "police brutality" to see what is going on behind the scenes. And check out Why All Police Are Bad — for Society.

[tiptravel]

Not afraid, why do they fear me?
They always act according to the law, if you do not break the law of the country - they will not touch you.
What is the problem at all?

[coins4commies]

Not afraid, why do they fear me?
They always act according to the law, if you do not break the law of the country - they will not touch you.
What is the problem at all?

You are probably white and have never heard of "stop and frisk" or "your car matches the description of a car involved in an earlier crime"

[BADecker]

Not afraid, why do they fear me?
They always act according to the law, if you do not break the law of the country - they will not touch you.
What is the problem at all?

You are probably white and have never heard of "stop and frisk" or "your car matches the description of a car involved in an earlier crime"

Right! Youtube search on "black guy shot by cop in car."   

[Astargath]

''Cops, on the other hand, aren't supposed to do anything bad.'' And again, a 10 year old would have better logic than your peanut brain. It doesn't matter what they are supposed to do or not, if a group of 100 people are doing bad things, all of them, it doesn't matter if that's what they think it's good because what they are doing is factually and morally wrong. A group of 100 murderers is worse than a group of 100 people who has 1 murderer, it's simple fucking logic man, if you can't even understand that then I don't understand how you can function in real life. - Your problem is that in your analysis, you are among the 100 doing bad things by not analyzing correctly, and by painting a picture that is way different than reality.

''how that 0.09% is extremely faulty. It's probably more like a full 20%. '' Go ahead and prove it, I already gave you the statistics and evidence, you never bring any statistics at all and yet you keep claiming stupid shit. - To use your terminology, prove your statistics are accurate, and are not simply something somebody made up. I explained how your statistic is wrong. click back through a couple of posts to see.

If you want to call that extremely small percentage of cops/humans that murder people worse than ISIS, go ahead although even then it wouldn't be true since ISIS intention is to kill everyone that doesn't believe. All the murderers in USA most likely don't want to kill everyone else. So you are wrong 100% of the times basically.

That "small percent" is way larger than you state. Your willingness to condone it by not recognizing what is happening around you, is starting to make you way worse than ISIS right along with the cops.

Again, if it's way larger you wouldn't have any problem in showing the statistics and evidence. Yet you keep refusing to provide any statistics.

How can one provide statistics when the statistic makers are instructed to hide bad-cop statistics? And, if they show the statistics, the cops gang up on them and terrorize them in subtle ways, right in their own neighborhood.

However, Google "bad cops" or "police brutality" to see what is going on behind the scenes. And check out Why All Police Are Bad — for Society.

Checking a few videos of ''bad cops'' doesn't show how all cops are bad, it shows specific cops breaking the law or abusing it, if you want to claim all police is worse than ISIS then you have to prove that a big part of them are indeed bad not just a few. I can certainly find thousands of videos of cops doing good things, would that convince you they are good?

[BADecker]

''Cops, on the other hand, aren't supposed to do anything bad.'' And again, a 10 year old would have better logic than your peanut brain. It doesn't matter what they are supposed to do or not, if a group of 100 people are doing bad things, all of them, it doesn't matter if that's what they think it's good because what they are doing is factually and morally wrong. A group of 100 murderers is worse than a group of 100 people who has 1 murderer, it's simple fucking logic man, if you can't even understand that then I don't understand how you can function in real life. - Your problem is that in your analysis, you are among the 100 doing bad things by not analyzing correctly, and by painting a picture that is way different than reality.

''how that 0.09% is extremely faulty. It's probably more like a full 20%. '' Go ahead and prove it, I already gave you the statistics and evidence, you never bring any statistics at all and yet you keep claiming stupid shit. - To use your terminology, prove your statistics are accurate, and are not simply something somebody made up. I explained how your statistic is wrong. click back through a couple of posts to see.

If you want to call that extremely small percentage of cops/humans that murder people worse than ISIS, go ahead although even then it wouldn't be true since ISIS intention is to kill everyone that doesn't believe. All the murderers in USA most likely don't want to kill everyone else. So you are wrong 100% of the times basically.

That "small percent" is way larger than you state. Your willingness to condone it by not recognizing what is happening around you, is starting to make you way worse than ISIS right along with the cops.

Again, if it's way larger you wouldn't have any problem in showing the statistics and evidence. Yet you keep refusing to provide any statistics.

How can one provide statistics when the statistic makers are instructed to hide bad-cop statistics? And, if they show the statistics, the cops gang up on them and terrorize them in subtle ways, right in their own neighborhood.

However, Google "bad cops" or "police brutality" to see what is going on behind the scenes. And check out Why All Police Are Bad — for Society.

Checking a few videos of ''bad cops'' doesn't show how all cops are bad, it shows specific cops breaking the law or abusing it, if you want to claim all police is worse than ISIS then you have to prove that a big part of them are indeed bad not just a few. I can certainly find thousands of videos of cops doing good things, would that convince you they are good?

Hey, don't you realize that ISIS are good to their own people?

[coins4commies]

I'm sure there are American cops and ISIS soldiers who go home to their families and are otherwise great people, but the problem is they took an oath to uphold the laws, all of the laws, even the cruel, unjust laws.  They took an oath to disregard their own moral judgement to enforce immoral laws.  That is what makes them all bad.   The ones who aren't bad will be out of a job for speaking out against their coworkers or breaking the oath.

[afluence]

What happened was this: At about 9am, my husband, who happened to be home yesterday, was sitting in the living room with our two dogs when he heard a couple of cars pull up outside. He looked out the window and saw three black SUVs in front of our house; two at the curb in front and one pulled up behind my husband's Jeep in the driveway, as if to block him from leaving.

[BADecker]

Look at what happened Sunday.

Hero Security Guard Stops Mass Shooting and is Killed by Cops Who Showed Up After it Was Over

A hero security guard stopped a mass shooting with his legal gun, saving an untold number of lives and was holding the suspect at gunpoint when police showed up and killed him.

Robbins, IL — Early Sunday morning, a tragedy took place in Illinois after a hero security guard stopped what was quickly becoming a deadly mass shooting, only to be shot by police moments later. Jemel Roberson, 26, was working security at Manny's Blue Room Sunday morning when his heroism got him killed.

The incident began after multiple individuals were asked to leave the bar for being unruly. Witnesses say all the men left and then returned and one came back in with a gun opening fire into the bar. As everyone else ran for cover, Roberson according to witnesses, engaged the shooter with his own gun.

Roberson then apprehended one of the men involved in the shooting and held him at gunpoint as the police showed up. Four people had been shot, but thanks to Roberson, no one else was hit, and those four people were transported to a local hospital and treated for their injuries. Sadly, Roberson would not be so lucky.

At around 4 a.m., police officers from multiple suburban departments responded to the call of shots fired. When they arrived, Roberson was holding one of the men on the ground so he could be apprehended by police.

"He had somebody on the ground with his knee in back, with his gun in his back like, 'Don't move,'" witness Adam Harris said.

"Everybody was screaming out, 'he was a security guard,' and they basically saw a black man with a gun and killed him," witness Harris tells WGN TV.

Roberson—who was licensed to carry a firearm—and is a father of a 9-month-old boy, saved an untold number of lives that night only to be gunned down shortly after.

"A Midlothian officer encountered a subject with a gun and was involved in an officer-involved shooting. The subject the officer shot was later pronounced deceased at an area hospital," Chief Daniel Delaney of the Midlothian Police Department said in a statement.

Adding to the irresponsible nature of the shooting is the fact that an attorney for the family noted that Roberson was actually wearing security attire and had a hat on with "security" emblazoned across the front.

According to the AP, charges were pending against the man who investigators believe fired the initial shots during a dispute. His name has yet to be released, and he remained hospitalized Monday, Cook County sheriff's spokeswoman Sophia Ansari said.

As the AP reports:

Attorney Gregory Kulis filed a civil rights lawsuit seeking more than $1 million on behalf of Roberson's mother, Beatrice Roberson. He said Jemel Roberson was dressed in black but wearing a hat with the word "security" when he was shot.

Kulis also echoed witness reports that Roberson was holding down another man outside the bar when the officer arrived and shot him.

I have an old, local newspaper that has an article about the stress that cops are under. We need to get rid of cops. They have a "shoot first, ask questions later" attitude. They are more dangerous than the bad guys on the street.

[Astargath]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3uOsRZwZk34
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5gAzpibLxXo
https://www.mirror.co.uk/news/us-news/hero-police-officer-saves-baby-12625288
https://metro.co.uk/2018/05/11/dashcam-footage-captures-police-officer-saving-babys-life-side-road-7537197/

When are you going to realize that one story doesn't prove anything? Why are you still doing this, are you getting paid by someone?

[mocker001]

I'm not supporting ISIS(they all are bastards) but they do fight against the Russian army, U.S army, Syrian army, and Iraq Army. And the cops well they fight against "the n word" people and Mexicans drug dealers.

[Babyrica0226]

When I heard ISIS it is back up by U.S, I remembered that here in my country, some of the place we have here has been attacked by the terrorist people and the government find out in the end that behind the war it was ISIS who supported that terrorist, according to the news we had it in here. Which means that ISIS was not a good people.

[BADecker]

Average people in the USA do not want ISIS to be supported by the U.S.  And most of them don't know that it is. Because of this, the U.S. supporters of ISIS are simply people in the U.S. government, actually stepping outside of their authority. But there is no way to stop them that is readily known (except, perhaps one, that I am not going to elaborate on here).

So, it is not really the U.S. that is supporting ISIS. Talking like that is propaganda being used to mess with the minds of honest people being attacked by ISIS in the ME, and by cops in America.

[BADecker]

The answer is to take the man, not the cop, and his bond, to Federal District Court in common law. Federal District Court is a court where the magistrate (judge) is separate from the tribunal (accuser, accused, jury). When you beat his bond in this court (as well as the man, of course), he loses his job forever, because no bonding agent will ever bond him again. Remember, the jury has the right and duty to judge both facts and law. They can declare a law null and void in a particular case. To get their sympathy for a guilty verdict against cops, they need to be shown that it could have been them the cops mistreated.


When Nonviolence Isn't Enough

In August 2017, Richard Hubbard III stopped at a red light in Euclid, Ohio, but his front bumper went a few feet past the white line. The cops pulled him over. That's no surprise: Police in Euclid, Cleveland Heights, and the surrounding cash-strapped towns strictly enforce traffic rules. But officers didn't just give the driver a ticket.

The police demanded Hubbard—a black man—step out of his vehicle. Dashcam footage shows that he calmly complied. Yet one officer immediately spun Hubbard around, bent his arm, and slammed him against his Hyundai. He flipped Hubbard again, punched him in the face, and kicked his groin. Hubbard screamed and put his arms up to protect himself. The other officer joined in.

They threw Hubbard to the ground but continued to punch, hammer, and kick him. When he tried to protect his face, they chanted the informal motto of American police, "Stop resisting!" Even when Hubbard was subdued, prostrate with his hands behind his back and two large officers pinning him down, one officer continued to pummel his skull.

Imagine you witness the whole thing. A thought occurs to you: You're armed. You could shoot the officers, perhaps saving Hubbard's life or preventing him from being maimed and disabled. May you do so?

Below, I defend a controversial answer: Yes, you may.

[BADecker]

Now, this is the way ISIS should be. So, cops really ARE way worse.


When Cops Respond to Noise Complaint About Friends Playing New Nintendo...

Instead of ruining the fun for a couple of friends who were enjoying the new Nintendo video game, two police officers accepted their offer to join in.

Jovante Williams had been playing the newly-released "Super Smash Brothers Ultimate" game at his friend's apartment in Minneapolis, Minnesota when they heard a knock at the door.

Local police officers had been called to the apartment based on a noise complaint from a neighbor. Since Williams says that the actual source of the noise was coming from somewhere else in the apartment complex's hallway, however, the cops left.

The officers returned several more times to make sure that the noise wasn't too loud, until finally, Williams's friend told the squad they they were simply drinking beers and playing Smash.

When one of the officers asked "what is smash?", Williams asked them if they wanted to play.

Two of the cops immediately accepted the offer and sat down for a few rounds. Amidst everyone sharing some good-natured banter, Williams says that he jokingly told one of the cops: "Just don't fine me if I beat you."

When asked who won the games, Williams replied: "We did. But they were pretty good [and] one of them was sick with Pikachu."

Williams posted a video of the exchange to Reddit where it was upvoted thousands of times, much to his delight.

"Ultimately (badum-tssh), [I'm] just super happy to post wholesome content and have it go a li'l viral for the world to watch," he wrote in a comment.

Cops are way worse.


 

[BADecker]

This is what it's really like, and it could happen to you, for nothing, just like it happened to these people, for nothing.


The real reason 4 cops got shot in Houston last week

    We are sick and tired of having dirtbags try to take our lives when all we are trying to do is protect this community and protect our families…

    Well just know, we all got your number now.

    We are going to be keeping track of all of ya’ll, and we’re going to make sure we hold you accountable. Every time you stir the pot on our police officers. We’ve had enough, folks.

    We’re out there doing our jobs every day, putting our lives on the line for our families. Enough is enough. Now please, keep these officers in your prayers.


That was the Houston Police Officer’s Union President Joe Gimaldi.

He made the comments after 5 cops were injured while serving a warrant.

He thinks that rhetoric critical of police officers is responsible for, what he claims is an increase in police being targeted.

All the headlines would have you believe these cops were ambushed, attacked just for being cops while minding their own business.

But when you look deeper at the case, you realize these cops didn’t get shot because of anti-police rhetoric.

They got shot because they invaded an innocent couple’s home without announcing themselves.

...

Cops murdered this couple, for nothing.

[expertofexperts]

Sorry but you cannot compare terrorists with any Department that is under constitution. ISIS is bloody people who dont have any law and they want same thing to happen all over the world. Still those cops who goes against the law of land are punishable. You find such in ISIS?

Stop blaming whole Dept just bcoz of few events. Such cops should be punished and even hanged. But we would never call ISIS instead of cops for help..

[BADecker]

ISIS acts as ISIS does because that's the way they are supposed to act.

Cops in Arizona are forbidden by Arizona law from asking for ID without a reason. The turn signal thing was simply an excuse to make people think that they had a reason.

In other words, ISIS is law abiding because they do what they are lawfully meant to do... terrorize.

Cops are worse than ISIS because they terrorize when they are strictly forbidden from terrorizing, but they do it anyway.

[BADecker]

Glendale police used the excuse of a turn signal infraction to ask for ID. ID request in AZ is not legal to do without a reason. The guy didn't have an ID, so cops elevated nothing to something by tazing the heck out of the guy. Now there is a court action with famed Mark Victor as the attorney.


Glendale police offer few answers for 2017 stun gun tactics that led to federal lawsuit

What happened during the incident

Wheatcroft and Chapman were parked outside a Motel 6 in downtown Glendale with their two minor children and a family friend after they were stopped in traffic by Schneider and Lindsey on July 26, 2017. The car was pulled over for a traffic violation.

Wheatcroft, who was in the front-passenger seat, refused the officer's requests to provide his driver's license and asked why he needed to identify himself.

The body-camera footage then shows one of the officers pulling Wheatcroft from the car, twisting his right arm while the seat belt was still engaged. One of the officers can be heard threatening to shock Wheatcroft. Wheatcroft repeatedly yells that he hasn't done anything wrong.

As he is partway out of the vehicle, the seat belt still tangled around him,police begin using the stun guns repeatedly as he is pulled onto the ground.

[BADecker]

^^^ The cop-shop is doing an internal briefing to its people about what to say and do if they are questioned about the incident in the above post. But they aren't letting the media cover it, 'cause the way they are going about it is illegal.


Abuse of Force: ABC15 confronts Glendale police about no-camera briefing

GLENDALE, AZ — Glendale police refused to let cameras inside to record a briefing where officials promised they would share everything with the media surrounding repeated use of force by its officers in a 2017 traffic stop.

"This is a full information briefing. We're going to give you all the information on recording once you guys leave," a police official, who did not identify himself, told reporters gathered outside the department's training facility Monday afternoon.

When pressed about why the public would not be able to hear directly from the police themselves, officials indicated that they would tell the media and then the media would inform the public.

Reporters were let into the building around 4:30 p.m. The briefing, which was originally scheduled for 2:30 p.m., was postponed Monday afternoon to 4 p.m.

A small group of protesters also gathered at the Glendale Police Headquarters during a 4 p.m rally. Hundreds of comments have been left on a thread about the protest that was posted to Glendale Police Department's Facebook page.

Check out the videos in both posts, this one and the above.

[Astargath]

ISIS acts as ISIS does because that's the way they are supposed to act.

Cops in Arizona are forbidden by Arizona law from asking for ID without a reason. The turn signal thing was simply an excuse to make people think that they had a reason.

In other words, ISIS is law abiding because they do what they are lawfully meant to do... terrorize.

Cops are worse than ISIS because they terrorize when they are strictly forbidden from terrorizing, but they do it anyway.

Horribly wrong analogy. Anyone is like ISIS then when they do what they are not meant to?

''Cops are worse than ISIS because they terrorize'' Also I have shown you that most cops 99.9%+ are good cops and the other ones do not terrorize either since it doesn't fit the definition of terrorism.

[BADecker]

ISIS acts as ISIS does because that's the way they are supposed to act.

Cops in Arizona are forbidden by Arizona law from asking for ID without a reason. The turn signal thing was simply an excuse to make people think that they had a reason.

In other words, ISIS is law abiding because they do what they are lawfully meant to do... terrorize.

Cops are worse than ISIS because they terrorize when they are strictly forbidden from terrorizing, but they do it anyway.

Horribly wrong analogy. Anyone is like ISIS then when they do what they are not meant to?

''Cops are worse than ISIS because they terrorize'' Also I have shown you that most cops 99.9%+ are good cops and the other ones do not terrorize either since it doesn't fit the definition of terrorism.

In certain ways, anyone who does wrong is like ISIS. But if the wrong doesn't include terrorism as ISIS does, then they are not like ISIS.

And I have shown you that there aren't any good cops. All of them will back the police union in almost any case, no matter how the police union decides, good, bad, or indifferent. The best that cops might be is silent on an issue.

[Astargath]

ISIS acts as ISIS does because that's the way they are supposed to act.

Cops in Arizona are forbidden by Arizona law from asking for ID without a reason. The turn signal thing was simply an excuse to make people think that they had a reason.

In other words, ISIS is law abiding because they do what they are lawfully meant to do... terrorize.

Cops are worse than ISIS because they terrorize when they are strictly forbidden from terrorizing, but they do it anyway.

Horribly wrong analogy. Anyone is like ISIS then when they do what they are not meant to?

''Cops are worse than ISIS because they terrorize'' Also I have shown you that most cops 99.9%+ are good cops and the other ones do not terrorize either since it doesn't fit the definition of terrorism.

In certain ways, anyone who does wrong is like ISIS. But if the wrong doesn't include terrorism as ISIS does, then they are not like ISIS.

And I have shown you that there aren't any good cops. All of them will back the police union in almost any case, no matter how the police union decides, good, bad, or indifferent. The best that cops might be is silent on an issue.

The ''police union'' is formed by a few people so I don't know what your point is. Cops when acting wrong are not using terrorism, by definition.

[BADecker]

ISIS acts as ISIS does because that's the way they are supposed to act.

Cops in Arizona are forbidden by Arizona law from asking for ID without a reason. The turn signal thing was simply an excuse to make people think that they had a reason.

In other words, ISIS is law abiding because they do what they are lawfully meant to do... terrorize.

Cops are worse than ISIS because they terrorize when they are strictly forbidden from terrorizing, but they do it anyway.

Horribly wrong analogy. Anyone is like ISIS then when they do what they are not meant to?

''Cops are worse than ISIS because they terrorize'' Also I have shown you that most cops 99.9%+ are good cops and the other ones do not terrorize either since it doesn't fit the definition of terrorism.

In certain ways, anyone who does wrong is like ISIS. But if the wrong doesn't include terrorism as ISIS does, then they are not like ISIS.

And I have shown you that there aren't any good cops. All of them will back the police union in almost any case, no matter how the police union decides, good, bad, or indifferent. The best that cops might be is silent on an issue.

The ''police union'' is formed by a few people so I don't know what your point is. Cops when acting wrong are not using terrorism, by definition.

I don't know what you are talking about. All big-city cops are in a branch or chapter of the Police Union. Many of the rest of them are, as well.

Perhaps the legal definition of terrorism doesn't include the terrorizing that cops do. But there are a whole lot of average people who include cop terrorism in their common law definition.

Google gives us almost 30 million hits on police brutality. You can find loads of people who talk about police terrorism.

[Astargath]

ISIS acts as ISIS does because that's the way they are supposed to act.

Cops in Arizona are forbidden by Arizona law from asking for ID without a reason. The turn signal thing was simply an excuse to make people think that they had a reason.

In other words, ISIS is law abiding because they do what they are lawfully meant to do... terrorize.

Cops are worse than ISIS because they terrorize when they are strictly forbidden from terrorizing, but they do it anyway.

Horribly wrong analogy. Anyone is like ISIS then when they do what they are not meant to?

''Cops are worse than ISIS because they terrorize'' Also I have shown you that most cops 99.9%+ are good cops and the other ones do not terrorize either since it doesn't fit the definition of terrorism.

In certain ways, anyone who does wrong is like ISIS. But if the wrong doesn't include terrorism as ISIS does, then they are not like ISIS.

And I have shown you that there aren't any good cops. All of them will back the police union in almost any case, no matter how the police union decides, good, bad, or indifferent. The best that cops might be is silent on an issue.

The ''police union'' is formed by a few people so I don't know what your point is. Cops when acting wrong are not using terrorism, by definition.

I don't know what you are talking about. All big-city cops are in a branch or chapter of the Police Union. Many of the rest of them are, as well.

Perhaps the legal definition of terrorism doesn't include the terrorizing that cops do. But there are a whole lot of average people who include cop terrorism in their common law definition.

Google gives us almost 30 million hits on police brutality. You can find loads of people who talk about police terrorism.

Statistically police brutality is less than 0.1% of the cops mate, I already showed you stats.

[BADecker]

Statistically police brutality is less than 0.1% of the cops mate, I already showed you stats.

Well, Google doesn't really go along with your stats, even if they say they do, formally. Try a bunch of antonyms for "brutality" in Google, and you might possibly get triple the hits that you would with police brutality. That doesn't equal out to 0.1%.

If you Google a bunch of words that are synonyms of "brutality," you get a whole bunch more hits for brutality.

I guess I'm a little surprised at how many people are against cops. Besides, that wasn't the point. The point was that ISIS does their job way better than cops, if they terrorize or if they don't. Why? Because cops aren't supposed to terrorize at all. But there are times when ISIS gets to take a break from terrorizing.

[Astargath]

Statistically police brutality is less than 0.1% of the cops mate, I already showed you stats.

Well, Google doesn't really go along with your stats, even if they say they do, formally. Try a bunch of antonyms for "brutality" in Google, and you might possibly get triple the hits that you would with police brutality. That doesn't equal out to 0.1%.

If you Google a bunch of words that are synonyms of "brutality," you get a whole bunch more hits for brutality.

I guess I'm a little surprised at how many people are against cops. Besides, that wasn't the point. The point was that ISIS does their job way better than cops, if they terrorize or if they don't. Why? Because cops aren't supposed to terrorize at all. But there are times when ISIS gets to take a break from terrorizing.

Right, because google results = real statistics? If I type ''gay'' in google and I get 2.3b results, does it mean that there are 2.3b gays in the world? Are you actually dumb? There were like 1000 people killed in 2018 by police and that's overall, not counting which were justified or not but even then that's still not even 1% of cops.

[BADecker]

Statistically police brutality is less than 0.1% of the cops mate, I already showed you stats.

Well, Google doesn't really go along with your stats, even if they say they do, formally. Try a bunch of antonyms for "brutality" in Google, and you might possibly get triple the hits that you would with police brutality. That doesn't equal out to 0.1%.

If you Google a bunch of words that are synonyms of "brutality," you get a whole bunch more hits for brutality.

I guess I'm a little surprised at how many people are against cops. Besides, that wasn't the point. The point was that ISIS does their job way better than cops, if they terrorize or if they don't. Why? Because cops aren't supposed to terrorize at all. But there are times when ISIS gets to take a break from terrorizing.

Right, because google results = real statistics? If I type ''gay'' in google and I get 2.3b results, does it mean that there are 2.3b gays in the world? Are you actually dumb? There were like 1000 people killed in 2018 by police and that's overall, not counting which were justified or not but even then that's still not even 1% of cops.

I admit that I haven't been running around questioning people about the way they feel about cops. Have you?

Wherever you get your stats from, how do you know they are being reported on correctly and honestly. If it is from polls, they can be adjusted any way the pollsters want to adjust them. And the questions asked of people polled are often very ambiguous in their meaning between the pollster and the people polled.

Google hits is a much better way of taking a look at how people really feel.

Further, the percentage doesn't matter with this comparison between ISIS and cops. Why? Because ISIS is expected to terrorize at times, but not at other times. Cops are expected to never terrorize.

In America, have you ever heard of innocent 'til proven guilty? The jails are full of people awaiting trial, who were not violent, and are not proven guilty. And the prisons are full of innocent people who harmed no-one, but were talked into agreeing that they were guilty, by the courts. And cops terrorized them to put them there. Cops are way worse than ISIS.

[Astargath]

Statistically police brutality is less than 0.1% of the cops mate, I already showed you stats.

Well, Google doesn't really go along with your stats, even if they say they do, formally. Try a bunch of antonyms for "brutality" in Google, and you might possibly get triple the hits that you would with police brutality. That doesn't equal out to 0.1%.

If you Google a bunch of words that are synonyms of "brutality," you get a whole bunch more hits for brutality.

I guess I'm a little surprised at how many people are against cops. Besides, that wasn't the point. The point was that ISIS does their job way better than cops, if they terrorize or if they don't. Why? Because cops aren't supposed to terrorize at all. But there are times when ISIS gets to take a break from terrorizing.

Right, because google results = real statistics? If I type ''gay'' in google and I get 2.3b results, does it mean that there are 2.3b gays in the world? Are you actually dumb? There were like 1000 people killed in 2018 by police and that's overall, not counting which were justified or not but even then that's still not even 1% of cops.

I admit that I haven't been running around questioning people about the way they feel about cops. Have you?

Wherever you get your stats from, how do you know they are being reported on correctly and honestly. If it is from polls, they can be adjusted any way the pollsters want to adjust them. And the questions asked of people polled are often very ambiguous in their meaning between the pollster and the people polled.

Google hits is a much better way of taking a look at how people really feel.

Further, the percentage doesn't matter with this comparison between ISIS and cops. Why? Because ISIS is expected to terrorize at times, but not at other times. Cops are expected to never terrorize.

In America, have you ever heard of innocent 'til proven guilty? The jails are full of people awaiting trial, who were not violent, and are not proven guilty. And the prisons are full of innocent people who harmed no-one, but were talked into agreeing that they were guilty, by the courts. And cops terrorized them to put them there. Cops are way worse than ISIS.

''Because ISIS is expected to terrorize at times, but not at other times. Cops are expected to never terrorize.'' Again, wrong analogy, just because ISIS is expected to kill people doesn't mean cops are worse than ISIS because they are not expected to kill people.

What's worse?

ISIS killing 5000 people

or

Cops killing 200 people

[BADecker]

^^^ The cop-shop is doing an internal briefing to its people about what to say and do if they are questioned about the incident in the above post. But they aren't letting the media cover it, 'cause the way they are going about it is illegal.


Abuse of Force: ABC15 confronts Glendale police about no-camera briefing

^^^ They are calling in the FBI. Why? Because AZ Governor Ducey saw videos of the case, and can't believe that AZ cops would act this way.


Maricopa County Attorney forwards Glendale tasing incident to FBI for review

PHOENIX — The Maricopa County Attorney's Office has asked the Federal Bureau of Investigation to review the actions of Glendale police officers at the center of a 2017 incident where a man was tased 11 times by Glendale police.

"After having personally reviewed all available video evidence, I have determined further investigation is warranted," county attorney Bill Montgomery said in a Wednesday statement. "In order to ensure the public's confidence in any future determination of whether the use of force was lawful, review by an uninvolved agency is appropriate."

Montgomery's statement comes the same day Arizona Governor Doug Ducey called the initial investigation into the actions of Officer Matthew Schneider unacceptable and said he wanted to see the investigation into the actions of the Glendale officer re-opened.

"What I saw on that videotape did not represent the law enforcement that I know in the state of Arizona. What I saw was completely unacceptable," Ducey said. "And it seems to me that the investigation was whitewashed. I'd love to see the county attorney's office re-open the investigation and get to the bottom of what happened there and hold people accountable."

In a statement, an FBI spokesperson said the agency is responsible for investigating potential violations of federal civil rights statutes.

"Any time civil rights violations are brought to the attention of the FBI, the FBI collects all available facts and evidence and will ensure they are reviewed in a fair, thorough, and impartial manner," according to spokesperson Jill McCabe. Citing department policy, McCabe said the FBI cannot confirm particular investigations or comment on cases where criminal charges have not been filed.

Watch the videos at the linked pages.

[BADecker]

Like this is going to stop cops from taking your property. But I suppose it is a start.


US Supreme Court Rules To Limit States' Ability To Seize Property, Impose Fines

The US Supreme Court ruled unanimously on Wednesday that the Excessive Fines Clause in the 8th Amendment applies to state and local governments.

Announced in an opinion written by Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg on her second day back on the bench following a December cancer surgery, the ruling limits states' abilities to seize property and impose fines deemed excessive on citizens who break the law.

"For good reason, the protection against excessive fines has been a constant shield throughout Anglo-American history: Exorbitant tolls undermine other constitutional liberties," wrote Ginsburg, as the court sided with Tyson Timbs of Marion Indiana, whose $42,000 Land Rover SUV was seized by the state following a guilty plea for selling $385 worth of heroin to an undercover detective.

Following a plea bargain, Timbs was sentenced to a year of home detention followed by five years of probation, as well as $1,200 in fees.

"Excessive fines can be used, for example, to retaliate against or chill the speech of political enemies . . . Even absent a political motive, fines may be employed in a measure out of accord with the penal goals of retribution and deterrence."

Timbs drew wide support from civil liberties organizations, according to the Washington Post.

Other USSC Justices were highly critical of property seizures and fines, with Justice Clarence Thomas suggesting that civil forfeitures had become "widespread and highly profitable."

"This system — where police can seize property with limited judicial oversight and retain it for their own use — has led to egregious and well-chronicled abuses," Thomas wrote, referring to reporting by The Washington Post and the New Yorker.

At oral argument, Timbs's lawyer said the case was a simple matter of "constitutional housekeeping." -Washington Post

[BADecker]

Since cops can't get away with it by simply doing it, they have gotten the government to say that it is okay, just so they can be at least as bad as ISIS.


A History of Civil Asset Forfeiture in America:

Civil asset forfeiture has become a widely-recognized term, largely because of the long train of abuses that has been brought to the public's attention over the last several years. Though few actually know from whence this practice originated, many are aware that the uptick in its use coincided with the rise of the government's War on Drugs. However, the use of civil asset forfeiture began long before the drug war. In fact, its use can be traced all the way back to medieval times and the American founding.

If It Pleases the Crown…

For anyone unfamiliar with the term, civil asset forfeiture is a practice that allows law enforcement to seize money and property from someone suspected of wrongdoing, but who has not yet been charged with a crime. Sadly, many are never charged with a crime and even still find it difficult, if not impossible, to get their seized property back.

The really funny things are:

- When asset forfeiture loses, and the stuff is returned, you don't hear about it in the news;

- Also, cops and others are opening themselves up to prosecution when the populace wakes up to the methods open to them to use common law;

- Essentially, the people are doing it to themselves, by not understanding that the courts are using the letter of the law, but not the spirit of the law, by completely hiding the fact that there is remedy for the people, where they will win if they ever used it.

[BADecker]

But it isn't only a few bad apples.


Predator Cops, Guilty of Sex Crimes Against Women and Children, Are a Menace to Society

"Sexual predation by police officers happens far more often than people in the business are willing to admit."—Former Seattle police chief Norm Stamper

How could this be happening right under our noses?

That's what readers wanted to know after my column went viral about the extent to which young children are being bought and sold for sex in America.

Where are the police when these children—some as young as 9 years old—are being raped repeatedly?

For that matter, what is the Trump Administration doing about the fact that adults purchase children for sex at least 2.5 million times a year in suburbs, cities and towns across this nation?

I'll tell you what the government is doing: little to nothing.

While America's children are being menaced by sexual predators, the Trump Administration and its congressional cohorts continue to wage endless wars, run up the national debt, and distract the populace with vitriol and kabuki political theater.

The police are not much better.

In too many instances, the cops are worse.

Indeed, while there are certainly many good cops in this country—and I've had the honor of working with a number of them—the bad cops have become symptomatic of a criminal justice system that is deeply rotten through and through.

We can no longer count on police to save us from the worst in our society.

In many cases, rather than being part of the solution, America's police forces—riddled with corruption, brutality, sexual misconduct and drug abuse—have largely become part of the problem. As the Philadelphia Inquirer reports, "Hundreds of police officers across the country have turned from protectors to predators, using the power of their badge to extort sex."

Let's start with sex trafficking.

In a number of cases, victims of sex trafficking report that police are among those "buying" young girls and women for sex.

In other words, as a recent study by the State Commission on the Status of Women and Arizona State University makes clear, "victims are being exploited by the very people who are supposed to protect them: police officers."

Check out the many links in the article to back up what is being said.

[okala]

US cops can not be any thing compared to ISIS because no matter how violent the US cops can be it can not be likened to the terrorist activities of the ISIS which kill without reason. The US cops are there to protect you from harmful attacks while the other is bringing attack to your door step.

[BADecker]

^^^ Why do you think that ISIS kills without reason? It's a religious jihad.

As you say, cops are designed to protect us. But did you read the article right above your post? It shows that cops are doing a lot of the things that ISIS is doing. EVERYBODY expects ISIS to do thos things. But people trust cops until they get screwed... something nobody does with ISIS ( trust them). But, by law, cops are not required to help with anything. And they are proving it - https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5046236.msg50873402#msg50873402.

The point is, cops have religion. It's religion of selfishness and greed - get away with as much as you can. If they could get away with more ISIS-like activity than they are getting away with, now, they would absolutely do it.

[Astargath]

^^^ Why do you think that ISIS kills without reason? It's a religious jihad.

As you say, cops are designed to protect us. But did you read the article right above your post? It shows that cops are doing a lot of the things that ISIS is doing. EVERYBODY expects ISIS to do thos things. But people trust cops until they get screwed... something nobody does with ISIS ( trust them). But, by law, cops are not required to help with anything. And they are proving it - https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5046236.msg50873402#msg50873402.

The point is, cops have religion. It's religion of selfishness and greed - get away with as much as you can. If they could get away with more ISIS-like activity than they are getting away with, now, they would absolutely do it.

It shows that 0.001% of cops (humans) do bad things, as usual. Nothing relevant there.

[Naida_BR]

I am not living in the US but your point is not accurate at all I think.
US police may be violent but they should not compared to the ISIS Fighters.
ISIS trains young children to kill and to spread hatred. US cops are violent but I think in special cases and of course they are not terrorists.

[BADecker]

^^^ If you see an ISIS member coming with his gun, you run because you know he is a terrorist.

If you see a cop coming with his gun, you don't run, because you don' know he has tricked you into thinking that he is not a terrorist... but he is.

[Astargath]

^^^ If you see an ISIS member coming with his gun, you run because you know he is a terrorist.

If you see a cop coming with his gun, you don't run, because you don' know he has tricked you into thinking that he is not a terrorist... but he is.

If you see badecker running into you, you don't run because he tricked you into believing he is a good person but he is in fact a terrorist and might just kill you if you are a homosexual or enslave you

[BADecker]

Get your cameras installed... with direct uplinks to Google and Youtube and the Net... so that they can't easily be erased if cops grab the cameras.


After being repeatedly harassed by cops, an innocent man installed cameras which caught them beating him instead

Palo Alto, CA — Gustavo Alvarez — despite not having a criminal record — says he's been repeated harassed by Palo Alto police. So, two years ago, he had surveillance cameras installed on his home in case his fears of police harassment ever materialized on his doorstep. Earlier this year, that is exactly what happened. Only because Alvarez had these cameras installed is he a free man today.

"I wanted to have proof of what they were doing because I want them to stop harassing me," Alvarez said of why he installed the cameras.

Earlier this year, police accused Alvarez — without any evidence — of driving on a suspended license. Instead of issuing a summons or a citation, the Palo Alto police department sent a unit to Alvarez's residence. When the officer confronted Alvarez, Alvarez asked him if he saw him driving a car, to which the officer replied, "No I did not."

After realizing he was simply receiving more harassment without any evidence of a crime, Alvarez went inside his home and closed the door.

"His opinion [was] that there was no legal justification to detain him," said Alvarez's attorney Cody Salfen. "And that ended up being true because the judge at the Superior Court level found that the officers lacked reasonable suspicion to detain him."

Instead of realizing they had no legal reason to detain him, the officer called for backup and a half dozen heavily armed cops showed up at Alvarez's home — over an alleged traffic ticket. One of those cops was Sgt. Wayne Benitez who appeared to take pleasure in doling out pain to the innocent gay man.

As the video shows, police rip Alvarez from his home where he is slammed on the hood of his car. Benitez then begins punching and slamming Alvarez for no reason at all. He punches Alvarez in the ribs, then the face, and then slams his face into the windshield causing Alvarez to start bleeding as a tooth is knocked loose.

Watch the video at the site.

[Astargath]

Get your cameras installed... with direct uplinks to Google and Youtube and the Net... so that they can't easily be erased if cops grab the cameras.


After being repeatedly harassed by cops, an innocent man installed cameras which caught them beating him instead

Palo Alto, CA — Gustavo Alvarez — despite not having a criminal record — says he's been repeated harassed by Palo Alto police. So, two years ago, he had surveillance cameras installed on his home in case his fears of police harassment ever materialized on his doorstep. Earlier this year, that is exactly what happened. Only because Alvarez had these cameras installed is he a free man today.

"I wanted to have proof of what they were doing because I want them to stop harassing me," Alvarez said of why he installed the cameras.

Earlier this year, police accused Alvarez — without any evidence — of driving on a suspended license. Instead of issuing a summons or a citation, the Palo Alto police department sent a unit to Alvarez's residence. When the officer confronted Alvarez, Alvarez asked him if he saw him driving a car, to which the officer replied, "No I did not."

After realizing he was simply receiving more harassment without any evidence of a crime, Alvarez went inside his home and closed the door.

"His opinion [was] that there was no legal justification to detain him," said Alvarez's attorney Cody Salfen. "And that ended up being true because the judge at the Superior Court level found that the officers lacked reasonable suspicion to detain him."

Instead of realizing they had no legal reason to detain him, the officer called for backup and a half dozen heavily armed cops showed up at Alvarez's home — over an alleged traffic ticket. One of those cops was Sgt. Wayne Benitez who appeared to take pleasure in doling out pain to the innocent gay man.

As the video shows, police rip Alvarez from his home where he is slammed on the hood of his car. Benitez then begins punching and slamming Alvarez for no reason at all. He punches Alvarez in the ribs, then the face, and then slams his face into the windshield causing Alvarez to start bleeding as a tooth is knocked loose.

Watch the video at the site.

Low iq people have a really tough time understanding personal or individual experiences vs overall statistics, that's why feminists still insist there is a wage gap or badecker still insists police is worse than ISIS because 0.001% of police does bad things.

[BADecker]

Watch the video. It's getting safer to be attacked by gang members, than to be protected from them by cops.


Infuriating Video Shows Cops Dole Out Gang-Style Beating on Innocent 17yo Boy

In what looks like a scene out of 1930s Germany, over a dozen Fresno police department cops are seen on body camera footage raiding an apartment complex in July. They demand everyone get out of their homes and sit on the floor, treating everyone like criminals as they allegedly searched the apartment for gang members. Wallace has no ties to gangs and has never received so much as a traffic ticket.

"Attention, apartment 204, this is the Fresno Police Department. If you're inside make your presence known," and officer can be heard yelling over a bullhorn.

At this point, Wallace — who hadn't done anything wrong — was being frisked and told to sit down. As he backs up and tries to comply with the officer's order, he apparently didn't move fast enough for the tyrant cop who then shoved him.

Wallace pulled back his arm when the cop shoved him once more, which made the officer snap.

Officer Christopher Martinez then started punching Wallace in the face, over and over. As the video shows, Wallace is pleading with the officers to stop hitting him as he is not resisting and simply trying to cover his face from the punches.

As the officers pile their weight on top of Wallace, the teen cannot get off of his own arm. He tries telling the cops this, but they do not listen and instead respond with more blows to the face. Once Wallace is handcuffed, he is left crying, bleeding from his mouth, nose, and forehead.

Martinez would go on to justify this abuse and subsequent beat down by writing in his report that he thought Wallace was going to try to run away.

He would then charge Wallace with resisting arrest. Case closed.

[BADecker]

Cops Skip Class, Still Get A’s. Any Questions?

Yes! How often do they skip class?
A. Some don't go at all.

https://www.freedomsphoenix.com/News/267394-2019-09-01-cops-skip-class-still-get-as-any-questions.htm

http://professorconfess.blogspot.com/2019/08/cops-skip-class-still-get-as-any.html

https://www.dallasnews.com/news/investigations/2019/02/03/for-years-ut-dallas-instructors-told-officers-to-skip-class-and-the-cops-got-a-s-how-did-it-go-on-so-long/

[BADecker]

The absolute only reason cops don't simply go around killing people off more than they do (like ISIS does) is, we still have some laws that protect us from these ISIS-like monsters that many people still think are peace-keepers and public servants.


Disturbing video shows sheriff's deputies tasering a woman while she was strapped in a chair with a spit hood on - after she was arrested for allowing her service dog off its leash

Lauren Gotthelf, 34, was arrested on November 25, 2017, in Boulder, Colorado

Police gave her ticket for smoking at a mall and letting her service dog off-leash

When she refused to sign the ticket, the officer took her to Boulder County Jail  

Body cam video shows Gotthelf arguing with multiple deputies in her jail cell

Sgt Chris Reiss is then heard telling her that she will be placed on suicide watch

The sergeant claimed in the video that Gotthelf had made suicidal statements

When the deputies took Gotthelf out of her cell, they restrained her in a chair

Gotthelf appeared to be resisting the restraints when Sgt Reiss tasered her

On Tuesday, Gotthelf filed a lawsuit against Boulder County sheriff's deputies  

The sheriff's office said they have 'factual disagreements with the allegations'

Video - https://videos.dailymail.co.uk/video/backup/2019/11/06/7214385189340793672/640x360_MP4_7214385189340793672.mp4.

[PopoJeff]

Nice, never saw this thread. I'm late to the party.  This should be fun.

The latest story looks interesting.... woman escalates simple situation, becomes violent, officers have to respond with force in accordance with law. Use of force continuum to be evaluated to determine if appropriate legal force was used or exceeded.



Once every few months, one of the 900,000 officers in the US makes a questionable judgement call, based on reacting to a suspect's actions. Statistically raising huge abuse concerns for this 0.0001% rate of questionable activity.

[Spendulus]

Nice, never saw this thread. I'm late to the party.  This should be fun.

The latest story looks interesting.... woman escalates simple situation, becomes violent, officers have to respond with force in accordance with law. Use of force continuum to be evaluated to determine if appropriate legal force was used or exceeded.



Once every few months, one of the 900,000 officers in the US makes a questionable judgement call, based on reacting to a suspect's actions. Statistically raising huge abuse concerns for this 0.0001% rate of questionable activity.

Well, that's the very reason why cops train with pop up targets, in which some are innocents and some are the bad guys. But not all cops get such training. A lot of police departments only require firearm training to be one box of 50 shells at a range PER YEAR.

[BADecker]

Over 35 million hits in Google on "police brutality" search.     

[PopoJeff]

Nice, never saw this thread. I'm late to the party.  This should be fun.

The latest story looks interesting.... woman escalates simple situation, becomes violent, officers have to respond with force in accordance with law. Use of force continuum to be evaluated to determine if appropriate legal force was used or exceeded.



Once every few months, one of the 900,000 officers in the US makes a questionable judgement call, based on reacting to a suspect's actions. Statistically raising huge abuse concerns for this 0.0001% rate of questionable activity.

Well, that's the very reason why cops train with pop up targets, in which some are innocents and some are the bad guys. But not all cops get such training. A lot of police departments only require firearm training to be one box of 50 shells at a range PER YEAR.

And upwards of 95% of cops will never fire a shot at a human over their 25yr career.

But to go on, most of your information is incorrect.  Very few police train with pop-up targets. That's a rarity, and usually only seen in a few federal LE depts, and Special Forces military.  

The basic requirement is not one box of 50 "shells", it's a two part course consisting of 60 rounds fired under timed exercises between 3-25 yds, which incorporates reload and malfunction drills.   And that's just for pistol.  Required annually, most departments run it every 6 months.
   Then add in qualification courses for rifle and shotgun.  Patrol Rifle course is 40 rds, prone and kneeling at 75 & 50 yds, standing and kneeling at 50 & 25 yds, then standing 25yds and closer, with sone movement drills.
Shotgun is a total of 15 shells, 50yds and in, with 5 slug, 10 buck.

  Now, the above is just the basic minimum require to certify.  Most depts run additional drills as time/budget allow. In our case, we work 10hr shifts, and a range day is usually about 6-8 guys with two instructors.  We get thru the basic qualification courses within two hours, and spend the rest of the day running drills. We've done everything from cover to cover leapfrog drills, active school shooter drills, shooting from/at vehicle, moving targets, etc....


And for CV reference... I'm a USN Vet '90-'94, and current police officer in PA since 2002.  Current K/D ratio is 0/0

[PopoJeff]

Over 35 million hits in Google on "police brutality" search.     

And you're certain none of those hits are duplicates, factual, debunked, or false claims?

If, in 1976, you "googled" police brutality, and received no hits because the internet didn't exist, does that mean there was no police brutality back then?

[BADecker]

Over 35 million hits in Google on "police brutality" search.     

And you're certain none of those hits are duplicates, factual, debunked, or false claims?

If, in 1976, you "googled" police brutality, and received no hits because the internet didn't exist, does that mean there was no police brutality back then?

Probably the number of hits to the same site depends on several things. One of them might be the number of times the search phrase is used in a particular website.

Police brutality has always existed. Look at what they did to Bonnie and Clyde! Cops were probably somewhat more honorable in the past, but considering what Eliot Ness and the Untouchables were up against, nobody can be sure.

Lately a lot of honor has gone away from everybody. Cops, who are out in the forefront, will probably express their lack of honor more readily than other people, simply because they carry guns, and are extremely bold anyway.

[PopoJeff]

Over 35 million hits in Google on "police brutality" search.    

And you're certain none of those hits are duplicates, factual, debunked, or false claims?

If, in 1976, you "googled" police brutality, and received no hits because the internet didn't exist, does that mean there was no police brutality back then?

Probably the number of hits to the same site depends on several things. One of them might be the number of times the search phrase is used in a particular website.

Police brutality has always existed. Look at what they did to Bonnie and Clyde! Cops were probably somewhat more honorable in the past, but considering what Eliot Ness and the Untouchables were up against, nobody can be sure.

Lately a lot of honor has gone away from everybody. Cops, who are out in the forefront, will probably express their lack of honor more readily than other people, simply because they carry guns, and are extremely bold anyway.

Yes, and that's why you can't cite google hits as any reliable measurement for this issue.  

What would be more accurate would be actual statistical data, such as that tracked by the FBI.

The recent rise in the awareness of police misconduct is actually the internet. Although statistics will show you unequivocally that police misconduct has greatly reduced over time and is consistently lowering every decade, the public perception is that its running amok and unchecked. The reason for the incorrect perception is due to every single bad incident going "viral" in minutes.  Prior to the internet, the abuses may have been 10x more prevalent, but the exposure to the public was nowhere near what it is today.  An incident in CA might make the local paper, but no one in NY would ever know about it.

I will not defend a bad cop making a bad decision.  There's plenty of idiots working in this field just like any other. The idiot female cop in TX that shot her neighbor, she's an idiot. But it actually wasn't police related. She was off duty, and thought her home was being burglarized. Still an idiot.  But I will defend the false accusations and outright lies of abuse. Who was that dumbass they tried to martyrize? Robbed a store, fought with cop, and got shot. You start fighting a cop, you'll get shot. If you resist arrest and escalate the situation yourself, use of force rules allow the cops to escalate as well.   99.9% of our interactions with the public can be handled with words alone. If you listen, and act like a human, we can all get thru this without getting hurt. If you fight, run, act a fool, then you changed the entire encounter.

[KingScorpio]

Are you afraid of ISIS in America? Be afraid of U.S. cops!


Woman Facebook live-streams her dying boyfriend seconds after he is shot four times...

WARNING: GRAPHIC CONTENT

Diamond Reynolds live-streamed the aftermath of her boyfriend's shooting

Philando Castile was shot at 9pm during a traffic stop in Minnesota

Reynolds claims that he was reaching for a license and ID

And she says he told the cop he had a license to carry a weapon

But she claims the 'Chinese police officer' shot him four times in the arm

The cop - audibly panicked - swears and tells her not to move several times

Police have confirmed that he died in hospital

Some 200 protesters formed outside Minnesota Governor's house

The cop is from the St. Anthony Police Department in Falcon Heights

Castile's mother learned of it when her daughter screamed while online

She claims she wasn't allowed to see her son in hospital

Minneapolis woman livestreams her dying boyfriend seconds after he is shot by a cop

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BQs6djkqmy8


Read more at http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3678293/Please-don-t-tell-s-gone-Horrifying-moment-woman-believes-black-boyfriend-died-Minneapolis-cop-shot-four-times-reached-license.html.

no one knows weather that stuff is true, black supremacists and their white liberal allies, white satanists, or simply white payed actors could have simply staged that "assasination" in order to blackdraw all policemen and leave white americans without a protection against the racism of nonwhite people especially blacks, native americans or many middle easterners

[BADecker]

Are you afraid of ISIS in America? Be afraid of U.S. cops!


Woman Facebook live-streams her dying boyfriend seconds after he is shot four times...

no one knows weather that stuff is true, black supremacists and their white liberal allies, white satanists, or simply white payed actors could have simply staged that "assasination" in order to blackdraw all policemen and leave white americans without a protection against the racism of nonwhite people especially blacks, native americans or many middle easterners

All you are saying is that nobody knows if anything is true, until he examines the evidence directly himself, or until there is a court case that proves it is true. And these things really STILL arent proof for something being true.

We might as shut down the forum and go home... if home is really true. Do we have any proof that home is true?

[BADecker]

I guess I was right... if only in the wrong direction. ISIS is nothing compared to U.S. cops.

Watch the video at https://www.newsobserver.com/news/state/north-carolina/article243193606.html/video-embed.


Tense protest turns emotional as 60 North Carolina police kneel before demonstrators

Police in Fayetteville, North Carolina, made a surprising move Monday during a tense stand off with protesters seeking justice in the case of George Floyd, who died after being restrained by police in Minneapolis.

All 60-plus officers knelt before the marchers on Murchison Road.

Video of the moment had been viewed more than 14,000 times on Twitter and got 15,000 reactions on Facebook as of Tuesday morning.

"As a show of understanding the pain that is in our community and our nation regarding equality, the #FayPD took a knee to show that we also stand for justice for everyone," the department wrote. "We are committed to listening and treating everyone with dignity and respect."

Witnesses say some officers and protesters responded to the move with tears.

[Naida_BR]

After George Floyd's death this topic is hot again.
I think that US Cops are not the best people in the earth but just consider what they are seeing and in what conditions they are working. Criminals in the US are so many and they have to deal every day with them by risking their lives, sometimes this comes out as brutal behavior.

[BADecker]

After George Floyd's death this topic is hot again.
I think that US Cops are not the best people in the earth but just consider what they are seeing and in what conditions they are working. Criminals in the US are so many and they have to deal every day with them by risking their lives, sometimes this comes out as brutal behavior.

Have to become criminals just to move through the court system.

[BADecker]

Oh, no! Cops are starting to look better than the medical!


Cancer industry kills far more black people than police do...

According to the American Cancer Society, African Americans "have the highest death rate and shortest survival of any racial or ethnic group in the U.S. for most cancers. In 2019 alone, 73,030 black people reportedly died from cancer, while another 202,260 black people were newly diagnosed with cancer.

These are pretty big numbers for a population group that represents just under 14 percent of the total American population. And it is even more alarming when considering the fact that health-destroying cancer "treatments" like chemotherapy and radiation are often the true causes of death in cancer patients.

While the American Cancer Society does not reveal what it believes to be the underlying cause behind why more black people are dying, and at faster rates, from cancer compared to other groups, we suspect that it might have to do with what types of treatments they are receiving.

...

Rioting will only make black areas even bigger “food deserts,” while abortion takes black lives from another angle.

[Renampun]

Racist issues are still a hot issue in the US...
I can't figure out how to do the selection of police in the US, I saw a lot of videos on Twitter like the blind shooting that made me wonder, why the police there were so brutal towards blacks.

[KingScorpio]

Racist issues are still a hot issue in the US...
I can't figure out how to do the selection of police in the US, I saw a lot of videos on Twitter like the blind shooting that made me wonder, why the police there were so brutal towards blacks.

because black people publicly whine and express their hate on america thatswhy they are considered suspects

[BADecker]

At least some people are trying to make progress in this racial thing.


CROSSING THE DIVIDE

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mTHiFmAmLJI


https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCq6oOuhSx7ESreh6m9LGy6Q/videos