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

[Mowgli]

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

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Because they don't teach brazillian jiujitsu in the academy. I could have handcuffed that kid without even bruising him

 

[Dafunkdoc_Unlimited]

@Dafunkdoc_Unlimited that shyt you're advocating is the definition of slave mentality. It's exactly what slaves do.

That's stupid thinking and why people get locked-up in the first place.

GETTING LOCKED-UP MAKES YOU A SLAVE.

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[Dafunkdoc_Unlimited]

Wait, so which is it? These things DON'T happen, or they sometimes do, but they're outliers.

They're OUTLIERS.

Man, you people are just being dumb.
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[MeachTheMonster]

That's stupid thinking and why people get locked-up in the first place.

GETTING LOCKED-UP MAKES YOU A SLAVE.

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No. Getting assaulted and locked up for nothing makes you a slave.

Combating that oppression by respectfully accepting it and begging for justice is the slave mentality.

Only "stupid thinking" going on in here is whatever is going on in your head.

 

[Dafunkdoc_Unlimited]

Someone hasn't been paying attention for the last 500 years

No. Getting assaulted and locked up for nothing makes you a slave.

^^Both of these posts are stupid:.

GETTING LOCKED-UP MAKES YOU A SLAVE.

Getting 'assaulted and locked-up for nothing' are OUTLIERS, not 'normal' encounters.
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[MeachTheMonster]

^^Both of these posts are stupid:.

GETTING LOCKED-UP MAKES YOU A SLAVE.

Getting 'assaulted and locked-up for nothing' are OUTLIERS, not 'normal' encounters.
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First you said it doesn't happen, then you moved to claiming they are "outliers"

So in the face of thousands of accounts every day. Video evidence that pops up everyday, and a historical precident for these types of altercations, you say they aren't "normal" or they are "outliers".

So give some proof of that. What proof do you have that all these people are lying, history books are wrong, and video evidence is invalid?


If i did to my own child what's happening in the video in the OP I'd go to jail. But somehow its ok for the police to do it. Do yo have an answer for that?

 

[Dafunkdoc_Unlimited]

First you said it doesn't happen, then you moved to claiming they are "outliers"

False. This is what I said:​

No, you don't. You have many people acting like idiots and getting their cards pulled which overshadows those people with legitimate complaints.

You're reading what you want to instead of what I posted.​

 

[MeachTheMonster]

False. This is what I said:​

You're reading what you want to instead of what I posted.
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No your posting so much bullshyt you can't keep up with it yourself.

This scenario is dumb and doesn't happen.

Try again.
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Was what you said first. Then you switched to claiming its an outlier.

So once again I ask what proof do you have in the face of personal accounts, video evidence, and historical precident, that these types of encounters either "don't happen" or are "outliers"?

 

[Dafunkdoc_Unlimited]

Was what you said first. Then you switched to claiming its an outlier.

Because THIS is an outlier.....

So you're walking down the street have done absolutely nothing wrong. A cop hops out and throws you in cuffs.

Now, stop posting dumb shyt and learn to keep up with your own poorly thought-out 'reasoning'.​

 

[MeachTheMonster]

Because THIS is an outlier.....



Now, stop posting dumb shyt and learn to keep up with your own nonsense.​

First you said it never happens

Again we have thousands of first hand accounts. We have video, and we have history showing us that these are everyday scenarios between police and citizens. So what proof do you have that they are outliers?

 

[Dafunkdoc_Unlimited]

First you said it never happens

So what.....

Didn't say all that, but your 'scenario' was stupid and your argument is based on outliers, not 'normal' encounters.

The conversation proceeded, you stayed back there and are now arguing an issue that was addressed.
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[MeachTheMonster]

So what.....


The conversation proceeded, you stayed back there and are now arguing an issue that was addressed.
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No your deflecting from a question I've asked 5 times. It's been yor strategy the entire time. Grab a portion of a post to respond and argue nonsense. Then ignore the full context and the overall point.

So one more time.


We have thousands of first hand accounts. We have video, and we have history showing us that these are everyday scenarios between police and citizens. So what proof do you have that they are outliers?

 

[Dafunkdoc_Unlimited]

No your deflecting from a question I've asked 5 times.

No, your question is based on a scenario which is an outlier.

Asking it multiple times won't make it NOT an outlier.​

 

[MeachTheMonster]

No, your question is based on a scenario which is an outlier.

Asking it multiple times won't make it NOT an outlier.​

So its an outlier because you say so, not because you have any proof?

 

[Dafunkdoc_Unlimited]

So its an outlier because you say so, not because you have any proof?

http://www.bjs.gov/content/pub/press/pbtss11rpa11pr.cfm
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An estimated 62.9 million U.S. residents age 16 or older, or about 26 percent of the population, had one or more contacts with police in 2011, the Justice Department’s Bureau of Justice Statistics (BJS) announced today.

Contact between police and the public was equally likely to be initiated by residents as by police. About half (51 percent) of police contacts occurred when persons requested police assistance, while the other half (49 percent) were police initiated, such as when police pulled over drivers during traffic stops or stopped persons in public places but not a moving vehicle (i.e., street stops).

The majority of persons with police contact believed the police behaved properly. In 2011, 93 percent of those who requested police assistance, 88 percent of drivers pulled over in traffic stops, and 71 percent of persons involved in street stops thought the police behaved properly during the contact. Regardless of the reason for the contact, less than 5 percent of persons who did not believe the police had behaved properly filed a complaint.

Black drivers (13 percent) were more likely than white (10 percent) and Hispanic (10 percent) drivers to be pulled over by police in a traffic stop; however, blacks, whites and Hispanics were equally likely to be stopped in a street stop (less than one percent each). Among those involved in street or traffic stops, blacks were less likely than whites and Hispanics to believe the police behaved properly during the encounter.

Rough math: Of approximately 63 million stops, a little over 8 million were 'Black' (based on approximate 'Black' population). 80,000 incidents like your scenario would equal 1% of those 8 million stops.

How many incidents have there been this year? 20? 30? 100?

Your argument is an outlier.

/discussion
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