ISIS is nothing compared to U.S. cops.

[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.