^Goomshill

https://www.yahoo.com/news/george-floyd-derek-chauvin-bumped-093046453.html
George Floyd and Derek Chauvin's former coworker retracts his claim that the 2 men 'bumped heads,' saying he mistook Floyd for another Black employee

bizarro world

"ARE YOU SAYING THAT ALL BLACKS LOOK THE SAME YOU RACIST PIECE OF SH!T?!?!
*angryblackmanintensifies* "

This post was edited by Black XistenZ on Jun 11 2020 08:29am

Every time Trump Tweets "LAW & ORDER" lately, Vermin Supreme follows it up thusly:

https://twitter.com/VerminSupreme/status/1271040352317779968

In all likelihood he is a sexual predator. But when a woman accepts a settlement she basically turns herself into a really expensive prostitute.

Seen a black male brandishing a 4 foot wooden stick this morning. Feign swinging at pallets of drywall and other construction materials downtown by Duluth MN DTC. Not out of the ordinary for the area. Still a bit strange. The good old construction boys were ready to pounce.

That is too suspicious. People tend to remember their coworkers. Seems more likely that the coworker was telling the truth, then later got a call from the Mayor like "Hey, we don't want the media to take the story down that path. If you could change your story, we won't arrest you for the drugs we are about to plant in your house."

The last few weeks has really shifted my opinion on the police. The blatant abuse in response to peaceful protest and flat-out assault on the media in several cities has really made me more sympathetic to the far-right talking points of the police as an occupying Force.

That and the prevalence of civil asset forfeiture which is basically just the police stealing from the citizenry has more or less led me to conclude that the current state of the police in this country is illegitimate.

We really need sweeping reforms because as it stands I don't believe the police are accountable to the citizens and as a result they have systematically abused their power for personal gain.

This post was edited by Thor123422 on Jun 11 2020 12:27pm

The reality is that even if the people in these cases were guilty of anything other than being an immediate danger to anyone around them, they did not deserve to be treated the way they were.

Cops in America need accountability, and it needs to happen now.

Thankfully, it's happening. When you have people like ME who are upset about an institution, it's because 70% of Americans are there. We've reached a point in this country where there will be substantial change in how we police.