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A policeman is 18 times more likely to be killed by a black male than a black male killed by a policeman


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2021 May 8, 6:16pm   364 views  22 comments

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https://www.prageru.com/video/ep-185-who-hates-the-police/

He points out that Minneapolis murders have surged since the BLM/CNN propaganda hate for the police, and it's true:

https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/washington-secrets/murders-surge-as-police-are-defunded-up-64-in-minneapolis

Number of unarmed blacks killed by police is 14. In the whole fucking US. And virtually all were resisting arrest.

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1   RWSGFY   2021 May 8, 6:30pm  

Duh!
2   Patrick   2021 May 9, 11:19am  

https://republicandaily.net/2021/05/texas-lays-down-the-law-state-will-now-penalize-cities-that-defund-the-police/

POLITICSTexas Lays Down the Law: State Will Now Penalize Cities That ‘Defund the Police’

The State of Texas is taking action to ensure that the trend of rising violence in cities that ‘defund the police’ stops outside its borders. The Texas House of Representatives just approved a bill that will penalize cities that pass bills that strip law enforcement of funding.

“H.B. 1900 stipulates that cities with more than 250,000 residents that slash police funding will have their sales-tax revenue re-appropriated to finance the expenses of the Texas Department of Public Safety,” Yahoo News reported. “The faulted cities will also be prohibited from raising property-tax rates or utility rates, to prevent the municipalities from recouping the money losses.” ...

The facts about police shootings haven’t stopped members of the radical extremist “Squad” from propagating myths to incite the left-wing base and stoke race riots. Besides calling for decreasing security in America’s most crime-torn communities, they are complete hypocrites.

“Members of the progressive-Democrat group in Congress called “the Squad” who have been pushing to defund the police, spent thousands of dollars on private security for themselves, according to Federal Election Commission (FEC) records reviewed by the Daily Caller,” Rodgers reported.

“FEC reports show Democrats New York Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, Minnesota Rep. Ilhan Omar, Massachusetts Rep. Ayanna Pressley and Missouri Rep. Cori Bush each spent thousands of dollars on their own security,” the FEC filings show. “The payments were described in the FEC filings as either ‘security’ or ‘security services’.”

There you have it. The radical Democrats’ mantra: More security for me, less security for thee.
3   AmericanKulak   2021 May 9, 2:20pm  

Texas, the new runner up to Florida in based behavior. FL passed this months ago.
4   Ceffer   2021 May 10, 1:09am  

These blacks murdering police officers deserve reparations for being subjected to the trauma of inflicting death.
7   Shaman   2021 May 12, 10:55am  

Notice she said it “marks a new future” not “a better future.” Democrats know exactly what they are doing. They’re just that fucking evil!
8   RWSGFY   2021 May 12, 6:21pm  

Patrick says
https://twitter.com/Not_the_Bee/status/1391586233688670208




It's not like St.Louis wasn't a shithole already...
9   Zak   2021 May 12, 11:43pm  

When I was around 20, I had to drive about 120 miles home to my parent's house with my brother. We had just spent the whole day working loading things up into the truck, and as is typical with moving things, time dragged later and later into the night before we were ready to go. About half way through the drive, my eyes were drooping, and I could feel that nod off type of road sleep setting in. My brother was also hammered tired. Rather than push thru, I took the attempt at responsibility, and pulled over to take a short nap. I took a freeway exit onto a side street, and there was a big dirt turnout I pulled into.

I climbed out of the cab, and since the bed was full of stuff, I laid across the truck box, and let my brother take the bench seat in front. Not very comfortable, but I just needed a few minutes nap to refresh. Just my luck tho, within about 3 minutes I hear the gravel crunching behind the truck as another car pulls up. Flood lights blast thru my closed eyelids and I hear the shout: "let me see your hands!" I turn and look, and see the silhouette of a police officer, gun drawn and pointed at me. He asks what I'm doing, gun still drawn, and I tell him I just pulled off the freeway to take a quick nap, because I was falling asleep and didn't want to get in an accident. It's probably 1 in the morning. Shitbag police finally puts away his gun, but then tells me, "Get out of here. Get back on the road. We don't want you here."

So in addition to the police union overtime and pension bullshit, I have every reason in the world to agree with these BLM people. FUCK. THE. POLICE. They would rather put a 20 something guy in a pickup truck falling asleep back onto the road in the middle of the night than what even...? Leave him alone to rest a few minutes and keep the road safe!?! This is one example among 20 I have of what is wrong with the police. The police are the arm of the law that protects the banker/mortgage scum.. that's it.. They are a leech on the rest of hard working society. The things we want them to do for us like enforce restraining orders, or bust thieves who rob from us.. doesn't happen. Too busy writing tickets for rolling a stop sign at 2 miles an hour when the intersection is empty.

Lack of police isn't raising crime rates in the inner city. Poverty and probably drugs are. Defund the police.. yes. legalize drugs tho. even heroin. Fuck, give it away free so the addicts don't have to rob for it. People are only taking the drugs because they feel the need to escape from a shitty existence. Gang shootouts happen because they are trying to control a revenue stream. If there is no drug revenue stream, then there is no reason to get in a fight with another jackass over what corner to sell drugs on. You want to fix the crime in minneapolis? Raise tariffs on imported goods from China so that the decent manufacturing jobs come back from overseas. Why do we want a country committing genocide against its population to benefit from a free trade agreement with us anyway???
10   Patrick   2021 May 13, 9:39am  

That cop should definitely have been disciplined for pulling a gun without good reason.

All cops should have body-cams and that footage should be visible to everyone, so you can prove what happened. Dashcams are good for the same reason, and required in Russia for insurance coverage, I hear.

I do think lack of police can be correlated with a rise in crime, because criminals are quite aware of the probability of police showing up.

Drug markets do cause crime as gangs battle with each other, but I wouldn't legalize heroin. Weed, OK, because no one robs a liquor store to get money for weed. But heroin (or morphine) took down both the Ottoman Empire and the Chinese Empire. So many people were on it that whole societies fell apart. It short-circuits all other motivations. Meth is probably about the same in terms of public harm.
11   Shaman   2021 May 13, 11:19am  

We have all had unfortunate encounters with cops. Most of mine have been fine but one was really heinous. They kept me on the side of the road in Illinois January weather for three hours while they picked through my rental car looking for drugs that weren’t there. Why? I was from out of town. It was total bullshit.

But push comes to shove, most officers are responsible protectors and we need them to hammer the fuck out of the criminal class to keep our families safe. The only alternative is anarchy and ain’t no keeping anyone safe under those conditions.
Sorry, @Zak but you just don’t have the experience to know what you’re talking about yet.
12   Zak   2021 May 13, 11:20am  

Patrick says
I do think lack of police can be correlated with a rise in crime, because criminals are quite aware of the probability of police showing up.


Possibly the police suppress crime when they are out in higher numbers, but why is the crime happening? Police are like duct tape on a leaking pipe. Yeah, take off the duct tape, and the leak will spurt more, but the duct tape is NOT fixing the leak. You have to take off the tape and repair the damage. The solution is not more duct tape.

Again, why are people robbing? It's because - getting money for drugs/drug addiction - ok just give free/cheap drugs fixes this
- feed their family - this one is inexcuseable in terms of society. Food is so cheap that no one should ever go hungry.

- think they "deserve more"/ are getting cheated - this needs some policing, but honestly, watching Jerome Powell give money to bankers is the biggest theft I've ever seen and makes me want to go rob back what is getting stolen from me. legal/illegal starts to lose meaning with the criminal behavior that is "legalized" now. People know when their hard work is simply stolen from them, and injustice prevails. People know when you ship the jobs to china and import cheap crap that something is wrong, even if they can't describe what it is. We need to throw the bankers in jail to fix the economic issues before we go after more petty criminals. Not one banker went to jail after the 2008 looting, and now since 2019, the looting is on a more massive scale, and we need more police alright. More police throwing bankers in jail.
13   Zak   2021 May 13, 11:43am  

Shaman says
Sorry, @Zak but you just don’t have the experience to know what you’re talking about yet.


And then: "But push comes to shove, most officers are responsible protectors and we need them to hammer the fuck out of the criminal class to keep our families safe."

Sorry, maybe you think I'm just a few years past the 20 I mentioned in the story, but I'm well past that. Not a "young'n" anymore. And then you try to tell me about push comes to shove. It's well accepted that when seconds count, police are minutes away. Maybe we need more detectives to investigate crimes, but that's not what traffic cop joe is; harassing people for blinkers not functioning or rolling a stop sign. "Nanny state will protect us" is how we got into this mess. If you think it will, you might want to look into the mirror about who is lacking in experience.
14   AmericanKulak   2021 May 13, 11:46am  

Patrick says
Drug markets do cause crime as gangs battle with each other, but I wouldn't legalize heroin. Weed, OK, because no one robs a liquor store to get money for weed. But heroin (or morphine) took down both the Ottoman Empire and the Chinese Empire. So many people were on it that whole societies fell apart. It short-circuits all other motivations. Meth is probably about the same in terms of public harm.


Malaysia and Singapore have the death penalty for opiate possession. Almost no drug crime or addicts.

Singapore eliminated widespread kidnapping by freezing the accounts of victim's families, making it mandatory to report kidnapping, establishing a multi year prison sentence for paying ransoms, and having the death penalty for kidnappers. Within a year, Singapore went from the kidnapping capital of the world to almost none.

Sometimes, the answer is to deliberalize and smack the fuck down. Also, going after Black Market Sellers is retarded, because the money is so good somebody will just take their place. "Kill Off" the buyers, instead. They're probably gonna die anyway, and just because they didn't OD, didn't mean the Opiates weren't a key factor. Lots of addicts slam drowsy into an electric pole and annoy everybody by cutting off the power. Or are shot trying to steal copper from a building they thought was abandoned. Or just have organ failure and we have to spend money to pick their bodies up. Saves money.

Think of the cost savings in broken car windows when they're looking to steal spare change.

Personally, I would legalize opium and only opium and make all other opiates carry the death penalty on the second possession offense.
15   Zak   2021 May 13, 12:04pm  

MisdemeanorRebellionNoCoupForYou says
Malaysia and Singapore have the death penalty for opiate possession. Almost no drug crime or addicts.


Malaysia also practices Sharia law. Is that what you are suggesting for the United States? Also, is the no addicts, or is there no REPORTED addicts because you don't want someone you know executed if you report them to get help for their addiction?

And further, you are just plain wrong:
https://www.nationmaster.com/country-info/compare/Malaysia/United-States/Crime

stats show 65% higher opioid use than the US.

Now, the murder rate is about 1/2 of the US, but guess where all the murders happen in the US? In gun control regulated areas where drug crime is creating inner city gang zones.

And as far as "weed ok, but you wouldn't..." ; when are we going to get past you thinking you know better than everyone else, and telling them how to live their lives? Didn't we PROVE that was bullshit with Prohibition?!?! Whole books have been written on the complexities of opioids interacting with these societies, and none of them boil down to "opium ruined the country". Yes opioid addiction creates a terrible toll. The solution is medical/societal, not outlawing. Outlawing simply creates black markets, gangs, and police "wars", and your society has the same fucked up problems that create the drug seeking in the first place, but now you have less money to deal with it.
16   Shaman   2021 May 13, 12:18pm  

Zak says
It's well accepted that when seconds count, police are minutes away. Maybe we need more detectives to investigate crimes, but that's not what traffic cop joe is;


Rudy Giuliani proved how to reduce crime and that’s by using cops to hammer the criminal class. Get them for stupid shit and harass the thugs until they find other places to be and decide it isn’t worth it to harass the citizens. The problem with this method is that it does affect regular citizens at times, like you and I who get caught in a sort of collateral damage situation. Neither one of us had a lasting problem with the law because unlike the thug class, we didn’t resist or get violent with the mistaken police.

You’re right that the cops can’t protect us from the thugs directly. I had to do that myself last month when a car chase ended practically in my back yard and the armed suspects fled through it. I kept my family safe by patrolling my house with my piece while the cops did their job outside chasing the suspect.
17   AmericanKulak   2021 May 13, 12:27pm  

Zak says
Malaysia also practices Sharia law. Is that what you are suggesting for the United States? Also, is the no addicts, or is there no REPORTED addicts because you don't want someone you know executed if you report them to get help for their addiction?


I also referenced Singapore - a Chinese majority country with no Sharia law.
18   AmericanKulak   2021 May 13, 12:29pm  

Zak says

And as far as "weed ok, but you wouldn't..." ; when are we going to get past you thinking you know better than everyone else, and telling them how to live their lives? Didn't we PROVE that was bullshit with Prohibition?!?!


Not too many alcoholics do home invasions for a bottle of Schnapps. Very few alcoholics need to mug a passerby for $20 to buy a 40. You can't say that about Crack and Opiates.

I'm done with liberalizing things, I want to see more crackdowns.
19   AmericanKulak   2021 May 13, 12:32pm  

Zak says
The solution is medical/societal, not outlawing.


Bullshit. Look at San Francisco. I think anybody from the West Coast has noticed a massive increase in crime and drug addicts ever since they decriminalized and "Medicalized" drug addictions with shit like free needles

"But Portugal". While Overdose deaths decreased, murder went up 41% and petty crimes exploded in Portugal after legalization. Just like you see on the Left Coast, massive collapse in Quality of Life from addicts in the open.
https://www.samefacts.com/cato-institutes-report-on-portuguese-drug-policy-reasons-for-skepticism/
20   AmericanKulak   2021 May 13, 12:39pm  

Also, Portugal has the 2nd highest rate of AIDS/HIV in Europe, which has only increased after legalization, despite having one of the highest median ages in the world and a population dropping by 0.3% per year So here we have an aged country with a declining population, but an expansion in a deadly STD. No doubt due to IV drug use.

And the number of users increased substantially:
The latest data from the European Monitoring Centre for Drugs and Drug Addiction show that from 2001 to 2007, the proportion of Portuguese people age 15-64 who used heroin in the past month doubled and the proportion who used cocaine tripled. The absolute rate remains low, but again, such rises should have received some serious attention in an evaluation of the nation’s drug policy. The Cato report says on page 11 that the population’s drug use increased “only slightly or mildly.” These are unusual terms to use for a tripling of cocaine use in a population; most people would consider such a change as more than slight or mild.

https://www.samefacts.com/cato-institutes-report-on-portuguese-drug-policy-reasons-for-skepticism/

Oh, CATO, never change.
21   Patrick   2021 May 25, 1:07pm  

https://reclaimthenet.org/facebook-rejects-back-the-blue-fundraiser/

Facebook has refused a fundraiser focused on supporting law enforcement and other first responders from using its paid advertising feature, according to local reports. ...

Perhaps the best example of Facebook’s increasing anti-police decision making is the platform’s continued censorship of Law Enforcement Today, the largest police-owned news outlet. Facebook banned the outlet from its paid advertising feature in January and locked them out of their account.


No one should use Facebook, ever, for the same reason that no one should drop his pants and bend over in the Castro.
22   EBGuy   2021 May 25, 1:17pm  

Shaman says
We have all had unfortunate encounters with cops. Most of mine have been fine but one was really heinous. They kept me on the side of the road in Illinois January weather for three hours while they picked through my rental car looking for drugs that weren’t there. Why? I was from out of town. It was total bullshit.

Thanks for sharing Shaman. Any idea if it was a consent based search or did they have (or claim to have) probable cause? I know some municipalities are going to "signed consent" to deal with racial disparities that are present in search outcomes.

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