Go deny science in the other thread where you failed to respond to a single point.

Sounds like you're mad because you are wrong.

Right. The first one alone is from BLM.



This is bullshit. He was stopped because he matched the suspect description of a robbery at a gas station (which he was the robber). The clerk then called the police, which Wilson was informed on. That's very basic information that this source got wrong right off the bat.



This post was edited by GLYC123 on Oct 24 2020 10:33pm

The first is one is called Black Lives Matter by The Sentencing Project.
You read literally the first line and then your brain shut off.
Pick your knuckles up off the ground.

What I'm saying requires no conspiracy. In fact, it requires the absence of one.

I'm saying that individual departments aren't given guidelines or reporting requirements.

Oh, and there's explicitly no database for law enforcement shoootings. So you're wrong on that as well. At least, if there is one, it's less than a year old.

https://govtrackinsider.com/there-is-no-federal-database-of-shootings-committed-by-law-enforcement-1a029bb350d2

Oh looks like there was one started but....

https://apnews.com/article/3878b3206a0548409c3e4ee8bd6ae96b

"There will be limitations, however, because police departments are not required to report their information to the national database."

Oh look the exact problem I said

This post was edited by Thor123422 on Oct 24 2020 10:40pm

Way to ignore my whole argument listed, yet still believe this is a credible source. Sounds like you shut off your brain.

See my quote below. I've looked at the FBI stats before.

and like I said, since reporting isn't uniform or required, nobody can give you a good estimate.

Glad we've come full circle.

Ferguson Police Chief Tom Jackson said the police officer who shot and killed Michael Brown was not aware that the unarmed 18-year-old was accused of robbing a convenience store just minutes before the shooting.

Jackson said that "the initial contact with Brown was not related to the robbery." Jackson also clarified that Darren Wilson, the officer who shot and killed Brown, wasn't even responding to a call about the robbery as initially reported. Wilson instead stopped Brown because he was jaywalking.

Jackson later told the St. Louis Post-Dispatch that, after the initial stop, Wilson realized Brown could be the suspect of the robbery when he spotted the potentially stolen cigars in Brown's hand.

I grew up in the south. What does me role playing with self proclaimed victims have to do with my understanding?