ISIS is nothing compared to U.S. cops.

[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.

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[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.