Another: Cop punches 12 year old kid while other cops hold him down

[Dafunkdoc_Unlimited]

Read if you'd like to stop being ignorant.

I actually know a few 'Black' police officers.

There's a few people being ignorant in this exchange.

I'm not one of them.

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[MeachTheMonster]

False. The 'norm' is not being stopped by the police, or, when stopped, you are given a warning/ticket and go on your way.​

The norm for black Americans is being stopped, and harassed without probable cause, multiple times through our lifetime.

You'd have to prove a stop was unjust to claim victimization.

There's plenty of statistical proof that black people are stopped and detained unjustly. I've already posted plenty of proof.

Prove it.

It's common sense. Exponentially more people are stopped than are arrested. Check the FBI stats on convictions. Black people are stopped and arrested at a rate much higher than whites. It's not even arguable.

 

[MeachTheMonster]

That shows that they BELIEVE they were which is not the point of contention since it was discussed back here.........

http://www.thecoli.com/posts/11445283/

Like I said, it just verifies what I've been saying.

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Now ask yourself why would they BELIVE such things. Could it be that they are telling the truth? Nah don't hurt yourself trying to think. Just read the study, it addresses your question within the first couple pages. Perceptions are vastly different because encounters are vastly different.

 

[MeachTheMonster]

I actually know a few 'Black' police officers.

There's a few people being ignorant in this exchange.

I'm not one of them.

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Don't matter who you know.

I posted a survey of 24 out of 25saying they've been unjustly detained and assaulted. But somehow those 24 officers are "outliers" to you

 

[Dafunkdoc_Unlimited]

The norm for black Americans is being stopped, and harassed without probably cause, multiple times through our lifetime.

That's a statistical impossibility.

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There's plenty of statistical proof that black people are stopped and detained unjustly.

None of which indicates that is the 'norm'.
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It's common sense. Exponentially more people are stopped than are arrested. Check the FBI stats on convictions. Black people are stopped and arrested at a rate much higher than whites. It's not even arguable.

That doesn't prove those stopped were doing 'nothing wrong' as you asserted.​

 

[Dafunkdoc_Unlimited]

Now ask yourself why would they BELIVE such things. Could it be that they are telling the truth?

Nope, because, as your other post (that you didn't read) stated, their frame of reference for the stop is different.

You really don't pay attention and this is boring.


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[Dafunkdoc_Unlimited]

Don't matter who you know.

I posted a survey of 24 out of 25saying they've been unjustly detained and assaulted. But somehow those 24 officers are "outliers" to you

LOL @ 25 police officers out of approximately 70,000 - 80,000 'Black' officers across the Nation being statistically significant.​

 

[MeachTheMonster]

LOL @ 25 police officers out of approximately 70,000 - 80,000 'Black' officers across the Nation being statistically significant.​

So your survey rendered invalid since they didn't ask all black folks?

24 out of 25 is very significant. If you ask 25 more you'd get the same answers

 

[MeachTheMonster]

Nope, because, as your other post (that you didn't read) stated, their frame of reference for the stop is different.

You really don't pay attention and this is boring.


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There frame of reference is different because they're encounters are different. It's not a difficult concept to grasp.

 

[MeachTheMonster]

That's a statistical impossibility.​

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No its reality

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None of which indicates that is the 'norm'.

Ask 10 black men if being aggressively accosted by police is the norm

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That doesn't prove those stopped were doing 'nothing wrong' as you asserted.

Yes it absolutely does. Again there's plenty of evidence

 

[Dafunkdoc_Unlimited]

So your survey rendered invalid since they didn't ask all black folks?

Nope, that's not how this works. The sample-size for your survey was too small to be indicative of anything. No one is disputing that 'Black' people deal with police more than 'White' people. The survey I posted confirms this fact.​

 

[Dafunkdoc_Unlimited]

No its reality

LOL

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Ask 10 black men if being aggressively accosted by police is the norm;

They said 'No.'

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Yes it absolutely does. Again there's plenty of evidence

The evidence only shows they were stopped and arrested. It doesn't show they did 'nothing wrong'.​

 

[Dafunkdoc_Unlimited]

There frame of reference is different because they're encounters are different. It's not a difficult concept to grasp.

Their frame of reference is different because they BELIEVE the encounters are initiated for different reasons, not because the encounters themselves are in any way different.

You really didn't read what you posted.

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[rapbeats]

And you didn't bother asking why it took THREE officers to hold him down?

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no that is the question. why does it take 3 officers that are full grown to hold down a kid? get some more training or get off the force. you SOft DUke..You Soft

 

[rapbeats]

If he didn't do anything, he had no reason to struggle with them. If he had cuffs on him, then he obviously started something he couldn't finish. I got arrested/detained when I was that young and all they did was put me in the back of the police car. No cuffs. Walked outta the department a couple hours later with no record and not charged with anything. They even gave me cab fare home and apologized for detaining me.

Kids need to be educated on how to deal with police. Reacting violently against them gets us nowhere but in jail/prison or dead.
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You were lucky, you had a different experience with the police. maybe the cops that bothered you were not 100% shady cops like these pigs. you see how these guys are flying from no where punching the kid. that cop is worse then the ones holding the kid down. See that proves their are different levels to their shady behavior.