What you say is true of comparisons between the United States and other affluent democracies, not of comparisons between the United States and the third world. The other affluent democracies have an important advantage over the United States: the vast majority of the populations belongs to one of the two civilized races. Unfortunately that is changing with white countries in the West and the British Commonwealth. Fortunately, it is not changing in Eastern Europe, and the Oriental countries.

If you have children, try to get them to learn Mandarin, Russian, or both. After rejecting the lies of Marxist Leninism and Maoism the Slavs and the Chinese easily reject the misconceptions that "Race is only a social convention," and "We are all the same under the skin."

As the sun sets on the West it rises on the East.

 

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Kenosha Cops Search for Armed Man With ‘Long Gun’ After Fatal Protest Shootings Leave Two Dead

*They have video let's see how long it takes to make an arrest. Especially since all the Kenosha police are doing everything they can to make the protests worse by not releasing any information.

https://www.thedailybeast.com/kenos...ong-gun-after-fatal-protest-shooting?ref=home

 

@shootersa

Aside from being just a phony fraud you are also a premier drama queen. No one wants law enforcement killed or injured on the job period. It is tragic when any officer dies and worse when they are murdered and even far worse when they are targeted and ambushed. That's just something you made up for dramatic effect.

But since you did we should put it in perspective. The latest figures I can find law enforcement is 14th on the list of dangerous occupations.

Where's your tears for Loggers?

https://www.usatoday.com/story/mone...es-25-most-dangerous-jobs-america/1002500001/

But none of that is the point. The point is institutionalized racism in law enforcement that ends up getting Black People killed and wounded by police. Usually unarmed. And on video.

Again the hysterical drama queen routine.

It is no problem digging up reports because this shit is happening every fucking day all over the fucking country. On video.

Aren't the riots and looting in Kenosha just terrible?

Yeah well once again if a police officer had not shot an unarmed Black Man in the back 7 fucking times at point blank range with two other officers present there would be no fucking protests in Kenosha.

You phony lying non-fuckers want to try and outshout that simple and obvious fact.

And this is it @shootersa. This is what minorities have to put up with every fucking day of their lives. If you are black or brown the cops don't need you and they expect the same. While police kill black and brown people at will. That is why there are protests and riots. Trump increased police brutality exponentially and people from coast to coast are telling him and YOU we have had enough and aren't going to take it anymore.

Kenosha gunman Kyle Rittenhouse arrested for murder after cops let him flee out of state

*I didn't even want to take a chance on posting his name.

https://www.rawstory.com/2020/08/ke...ted-for-after-cops-let-him-flee-out-of-state/

 

Attaboy, rear admiral motherfucker, keep with the spew.

First, cops, and for that matter, first responders, do not take the career path they do because they expect to get rich, or famous. They feel the need to serve their communities, and they do. They accept the hours, and shitty pay, and stress and danger as part of the job. Part of the calling, if you will. The few who want to be cops so they can have control over others, or are racist, or bigots, or whatever, do not generally get past probation. A few will, and a few others will discover they like that authority and power after some time on the job. But they are the exception, not the rule.

You see, cops don't want that kind wearing the uniform. They know, one bad cop taints every cop. It's a facet of discrimination cops deal with daily.

Second, "Institutionalized racism in law enforcement" is a propaganda term created to justify defund the cops movements and rioting every time a cop shoots a minority.
Consider; its estimated that there are 2.5 MILLION contacts between police and citizens EVERY DAY.
Not annually, not weekly, EVERY DAY.
https://www.azcentral.com/story/opi...police-officers-positive-work-crane/88410664/
And a high percentage of these contacts take place when emotions are running high; a traffic accident, a medical emergency, a speeding ticket; emotions run high when many, if not most or all of these contacts take place. And when people are stressed they tend to react in not good ways. The cops know this. They are the ones who will have to deal with it, and try to keep bad shit from happening.
Now, cops are human. They make mistakes. They fuck up. But consider;
Even if the cops get it right in 99.99% of those contacts, that still leaves 2,500 of those contacts a day where it can be said the cops fuck it up.
How many unarmed citizens are killed each year by police?
14.
And even if we assume that every one of those 14 killings are unjustified, that still means the cops got it right 99.9999% of the time.
Day in, day out.
That puts lie to the idea that law enforcement suffers from "institutionalized racism".

It is a tragedy when a citizen dies at the hands of police and there were alternatives the police could have taken to avoid taking a life.
It isn't just a question of justifiable under the law, every time a cop takes a life that cop, and his peers, ask "could it have been done differently"?
And every time a cop dies in the line of duty that same harsh self assessment takes place. "Could it have been avoided, could it have been done better"? is the question cops ask almost every day, of themselves, and of their peers.
There are no celebrations when a cop kills a citizen. No "good job, killer" pats on the back. No wild parties to celebrate killing.

"Driving black" is indeed a condition every black person faces, every day. In fact they face discrimination every day, in every facet of their life. Some of it is imagined, because if you're black you've experienced enough of the real discrimination to expect it everywhere.

And women face discrimination every day. So do old people, and Jews and Muslims and fat people and just about every one of us because of a group or class we belong to or are perceived to belong to. Discrimination is a human condition. Discrimination does not belong in law enforcement OR in the justice system, but because of no other reason than there are literally MILLIONS of human beings making the system work, discrimination will exist.
That it does is not reason to dismantle law enforcement.
Or demonize everyone who wears the uniform.

Now most people who condemn the police do so because they had a "bad experience" with a cop, which is to say, they got a ticket they didn't feel they deserved, or the cop scared them, or the cop wasn't nice enough, or was rude. Few people have truly ugly experiences with the cops, but regardless, it explains why people are wary of the police. After all, the fuckers carry guns.

But a few people attack the police at every opportunity just because they are bitter, shriveled up, nasty people. They attack everything. They find the negative in everything, everyone, every time. And those people are the most despicable, have the least redeeming aspects in their personalities, and are the most aggravating.

Like you, rear admiral motherfucker.
Like you.

 

The protests are getting really expensive now.

All NBA Playoff Games Postponed as Bucks Walk Out on Game 5 Over Jacob Blake Shooting

https://www.thedailybeast.com/milwa...agic-in-wake-of-jacob-blake-shooting?ref=home

 

Its good that our proffessional athletes are taking up politics in addition to their entertainment obligations.

Wonder how many black lives they saved with their strike?

 

The problem is the racism is institutionalized. It runs deep in police all over the country. And that is what needs to change. A badge is not a license to kill.

White Cop Suspended in South Carolina for Repeatedly Using Racial Slur on Tape After People Asked Him to Stop

https://www.thedailybeast.com/sgt-c...repeatedly-using-racial-slur-on-tape?ref=home

 

That must have been a terrible experience for the poor dears at whom that racial slur was directed. How they must have suffered!

Nevertheless, I remember when liberals were in favor of free speech and free expression. What happened to that? Why is it illegal to burn the American flag, but career stopping to use the n word?

 

By encouraging black criminals, the strike probably caused more blacks to lose their lives. Blacks are far more likely to be killed by black criminals than by whites.

 

Racism institutionalized?
Well, maybe.
But not the way rear admiral motherfucker would have us believe.

https://www.yahoo.com/news/looting-chicago-shocked-america-nation-162609431.html
Chicago looting proves Black America deserves reparations — here's why

As it turns out the organizers of the looting in Chicago a week ago feel they have a right to loot and burn, provided they do it to the rich white folks.
When did it become OK to riot and burn again?

At some point rear admiral motherfucker and the other despicables are going to have to admit that rioting and looting are not productive to anything or anyone, including the rioters and looters.
Wonder how long that will take?

 

St. Louis police officer dies after being shot in head by gunman

https://nypost.com/2020/08/30/st-louis-police-officer-dies-days-after-being-shot-in-head/

Two St. Louis police officers were shot in the line of duty Saturday, with one of them dying from his wounds Sunday, the department said.

The fallen officer, identified as Tamarris Bohannon, 29, served with the St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department for over three years.

Bohannon was struck in the head after responding to a shooting in the South Grand neighborhood near Tower Grove Park, police said.

Another officer, who is 30, was struck in the leg, treated and released from the hospital.

The officers were shot while searching for a reported gunshot victim.

The 43-year-old suspected gunman was taken into custody at about 5:30 a.m. Sunday after barricading himself inside a home for nearly 12 hours, authorities said.
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So, not related to the riots or "institutionalized racism" or anything else political. A cop doing his job murdered.

RIP officer Bohannon.
RIP

 

I did not admit it. I pointed it out as soon as the George Floyd riots began.

 

Okay, since a policeman died in the line of duty, we'll assume everything presented in the initial story is a fact and nothing new will be revealed in later investigation. Nothing institutional about that.

So, a dead policeman rates at the least, a memorial post on a porn board. What if the shooter had been questioned and then released? Knowing nothing more than you've revealed in your post, would he be worth a protest march?

 

Tell you what, @Bron Zeage
Since you have questions about this tragedy, why don't you go do some investigation and get back to us?
You know, let us know what bad things officer Bohannon was reputed to have done that justifies his death. Or maybe how the gunman was just defending himself.
Then you can spew your nonsense while officer Bohannon's family grieves.

Cmon, you can do it. Steal a page from the "the motherfucker deserved to die" bunch.

 

A police officer killed in the line of duty deserves our thanks and respect.

A sacrifice despicables as a group simply cannot bring themselves to acknowledge, even as they jump to judge every shooting by police before any facts are available.

The latest looting in Minneapolis comes to mind.

 

Isn't just awful when other people's grieving doesn't meet your standards? Just so you want feel so distraught, I do give thanks for this policeman's service and respect his sacrifice.

It's really important to realize that while all lives matter, they don't all matter the same amount. Whether it's four dead in Ohio, or three dead in Kenosha, what matters is not who gets shot, but who does the shooting.

It is good that his family won't have to wonder if his killer will be in jail for a while and wasn't allowed to escape to another state, where he could evade arrest by demanding an extradition hearing, but that's not a privilege granted to anyone who kills a policeman.

 

You are a sorry old man, @Bron Zeage.
Shooter pities you.