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Everybody should read this.
In the event that those allowed by law to use force end up in such a situation, they are IMMUNE from prosecution.
The part of the law that gives them that immunity was changed in 2006.
This is why you vote.
America can be a democracy, or it can be a farm. When you don't participate in the electoral process, you're cattle, and you do what the rancher wants you to do.
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Maybe I miswritten it. I'm saying voting in the same scumbags in is not going to make a difference
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Does this mean that before 2006 cops didn't have immunity and were prosecuted accordingly?
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Nah’ man. None of that non racial business. Black people are owed, and there needs to be a Black agenda. No excuses, no half steppin’. The rest of america has had a 400 year head start, and we need to elect people who understand this. There has even been a model minority program, of which excluded Black people. White supremacy is the issue, and this isn’t going to end until there is confrontation.
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**** is gonna go down
Shame on them
Shame on them
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Sad other cop or cops will suffer the rage and desparation felt by those in kentucky.
but what is sadder is the lack of decency for breonna.
So **** em. The machine couldnt care to sacrifice those pigs in order to calm the public. They simply dont care enough
but what is sadder is the lack of decency for breonna.
So **** em. The machine couldnt care to sacrifice those pigs in order to calm the public. They simply dont care enough
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No such thing as "non-racial."
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did some googling and it appears to be legit. wanted to pitch in any way I could from the west coast. ACAB.
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My thoughts and I’m sure a lot of others on those officers getting popped.
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Got a question for you all (and I hope you all take it for what it is and not as me trying to make a statement of some sort)....
What is worse to you....Breonna's killers never getting arrested? Or them getting arrested, going to trial, and them getting acquitted of all murder charges?
I honestly dont know how I personally would answer my own question. But I dont think there is any chance these guys would get convicted of murder (not saying I think that is right FTR).
What is worse to you....Breonna's killers never getting arrested? Or them getting arrested, going to trial, and them getting acquitted of all murder charges?
I honestly dont know how I personally would answer my own question. But I dont think there is any chance these guys would get convicted of murder (not saying I think that is right FTR).
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not getting charged is worse. at least if they went to trial it would be a circus and leave a stain on them for life. pretty sure people still remember Mark Furman in the OJ trial and Stacey Koon from the Rodney King trial
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Itz up
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I don't know about being prosecuted accordingly. I do know that the direction that we've taken recently as a country is a direct is a result of political apathy followed by the capture of the legislative process by a very active political minority.
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What I'm asking is, does it even matter what the law is if the powers that be are going to take the law into their own hands regardless? I would disagree that this is a recent development and more of a feature of the system itself. A quick search shows that they didn't give a **** before 2006 either
Cops Cleared in Handcuffed Man's Shooting
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP) _ Civil rights protesters said they were outraged after a grand jury declined to indict two white police detectives in the fatal shooting of a handcuffed black man. Detectives Michael O'Neil and Bryan Luckett were cleared Monday by a panel of nine whites and three...
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'Since June 2000, Louisville police officers have fatally shot six men, five of them black. No charges were brought against any of the officers involved in the shootings.'
It's a blend of misleading, insulting and naive to suggest that voting is all it takes to fix these issues. Respectfully.
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I know what words mean Fam.
I meant actual human beings, who are both verified as having these traits. and are eligible to serve in the capacity that positively impacts police / judicial system in a meaningful way.
What I'm getting at is this isnt a bug to fix. It's a feature built into the program on purpose. As a matter of fact. It IS the program.
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Cops shot..... 
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DC caught me slipping on a banana peel.
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No surprise, this country is evil.
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Who said it's all you can do? It's the minimum you can do in a democracy, and it's no secret that Americans don't even do that. Officials in communities with millions of people get elected with 10k, 20k votes, sometimes less. The majority that doesn't care to exercise their voting power lives under the policies enacted for the benefit of the few thousand folks who give enough of a **** to vote.
And that minority doesn't just vote; they stay informed about what their elected officials do and they hold them accountable. They participate in the exercise of crafting new policies and amending existing ones. Meanwhile, all those who don't benefit from any of this are not challenging them where it matters.
The cops didn't get charged because the AG discarded the law; they didn't get charged because he followed the law, and according to it the cops actions were legitimate. We used to have unjust laws on the books because of voter repression; now, it's because of voter apathy.
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I asked you if it was any different before 2006 before the law you're talking about went into effect and you said you didn't know. The answer is no. They'll do what they please and get away with it regardless of what the law states.
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The only way justice will be brought to Breonna Taylor's death is to handle the ppl involved at this point ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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