ISIS is nothing compared to U.S. cops.

[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?