If you wanted to see what happened should of looked at woke.net , or bitwave/keksec but its down last time i looked

enjoy.

Policing is a necessary response to crime within those communities. There are elements (e.g. drug reform) that are in need of reform, but it's simply not true to suggest that failing to prosecute property and/or violent crime would lead to improved outcomes for inner city communities. That lack of security is one of the driving factors behind the perpetuation of inner city poverty, which in turn drives crime and, cyclically, insecurity.

My honest opinion, you spend far too much time in your left-wing Youtube / Twitter bubble. You routinely make assertions that are well beyond what anyone has provided evidence for.

Trump gone from Twitter. Parler gone from Google. Probably gone from Apple too. Trump's trying to incite the mob again. I hope he does. I look forward to the shit show

cause they are scared of him.so they shut him down so jerks will decide he is trying to "incite the mob" you TDS players get played

My honest opinion, you will actively avoid acknowledging facts and making connections when it would require reassessing your world view or questioning an authority.

You really have me the wrong way around.

Of course you wouldn't think you do it. Nobody thinks they are avoiding facts and logical inferences.

Also I don't spend very much time "in the left-wing YouTube / Twitter bubble". I don't have a Twitter and never will, and I listen to as much Fox as I do anything left wing. I tend to watch one video while I'm working and then my feed says "Oh you clicked a Fox video. We're gonna autoplay them as the default from now on", and I can't get my phone out while I'm in the sterile mouse rooms so I'm stuck

The authority figures are stuck at odds between lionizing the police and demonizing them. Police are human. There are many bad and some good, and corruption rife throughout all of it. Anyone who has spent time in a large organization can and should be able to speak to it.

What is hard for some to accept is that organizations filled with sometimes mediocre, corrupt men are necessary. We can't do without police any more than teachers, or doctors, or lawyers. Teachers are poorly trained, poorly educated, prejudicial twats, and yet they're absolutely essential in astoundingly large numbers.

The thing you're missing is that the corruption isn't a result of average people being average. It's purpose-built to serve the interests of the powerful.

Take Ferguson, where the police department was repurposed to be a revenue generator. They had a perverse incentive to pile on as many infractions as possible onto the poorer parts of the population so they could avoid having to raise taxes on the part of the population with money. This didn't happen by accident or because of corruption by the mediocre. It happened because powerful people took a neutral system and changed what degree those otherwise neutral rules were enforced.

Basically, the corruption of law enforcement is a feature, not a bug.