ISIS is nothing compared to U.S. cops.

[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...

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[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.