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I really don't get why they're shooting black cops... that's so strange.
Obviously I don't condone the actions of those in Dallas and now Baton Rouge, but isn't this what the 2nd amendment is supposed to be used for according to advocates of the NRA and 2nd amendment rights?
You have a group of people within the black race here in America, that feel like their government has become so oppressive to their rights and so irresponsive to their needs, that their only recourse is violence. Right now they're lashing out at police. Tomorrow? It could be politicians, teachers, and other public employees.
To me, this is becoming an interesting paradox where decades of anti-government rhetoric and pro guns propaganda worshipping the founding fathers and idolizing a time when local militias armed with guns took down a government. Right? This might be the natural consequence of a populace feeling abused and being armed to the teeth.
Aren't these guys acting out in the way that the NRA and the like have suggested we act out if the government becomes oppressive?
Again, I don't condone their actions nor am I advocating for gun control. I just am trying to see through these guys' eyes and understand why they're doing what they're doing. The irrational actions of these black individuals though radical and drastic, I think are an outward manifestation of the black community as a whole. They are feeling desperate and angry at a government that they view as increasingly oppressive. And are merely exercising their 2nd amendment rights in the way that the NRA and 2nd amendment activists have instructed.
This is one of the main problems we have right now. We have police shooting innocent people. We have people shooting innocent cops. Then we have people trying to politicise the issue, like you, instead of trying to solve the problem and fix it. You want to bring political parties into the equation or talk about liberals as the problem. The problem is bad people doing bad things. This includes liberals, conservatives, cops as well as the people shooting cops. There are plenty of great cops (most of them). There are some bad ones as well. Let's fix the racism and let's fix the system for training and hiring police who have so much power. Let's hold police to a higher standard than people who have less power. Yes, let's praise the good cops we have and ask them to stand up for what's right even to other cops. Stop trying to blame the "other side." Good people in America are trying to make world a better place on both sides of the issues. Take the time to see issues from both sides and the world will be a better place. Stop letting politicians talk you into blaming the other party for problems because they are out to advance their party and their careers. We have problems, don't blame people who are trying to fix it even if it's different from the way you think it should be fixed. It's easier to see differences but it's much more productive to find similarities.
No one thinks all cops are bad and if they do it's in very poor uneducated misguided communities that need help to escape a very vicious cycle working against them. But it's ignorant to think all cops are good people and are always going to make the right decision under pressure. Let's figure out how to weed out the bad ones early and help good ones make better choices under pressure. I enjoy volunteering at the police station for lots of different trainings they go through. Most the cops are awesome to work with. I don't think liberals or conservatives or any other silly generic label that fits no one want police shot or police shooting people that are not endangering others lives.
This rant is over and this post probably has a lot of typos in it.
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This is one of the main problems we have right now. We have police shooting innocent people. We have people shooting innocent cops. Then we have people trying to politicise the issue, like you, instead of trying to solve the problem and fix it. You want to bring political parties into the equation or talk about liberals as the problem. The problem is bad people doing bad things. This includes liberals, conservatives, cops as well as the people shooting cops. There are plenty of great cops (most of them). There are some bad ones as well. Let's fix the racism and let's fix the system for training and hiring police who have so much power. Let's hold police to a higher standard than people who have less power. Yes, let's praise the good cops we have and ask them to stand up for what's right even to other cops. Stop trying to blame the "other side." Good people in America are trying to make world a better place on both sides of the issues. Take the time to see issues from both sides and the world will be a better place. Stop letting politicians talk you into blaming the other party for problems because they are out to advance their party and their careers. We have problems, don't blame people who are trying to fix it even if it's different from the way you think it should be fixed. It's easier to see differences but it's much more productive to find similarities.
No one thinks all cops are bad and if they do it's in very poor uneducated misguided communities that need help to escape a very vicious cycle working against them. But it's ignorant to think all cops are good people and are always going to make the right decision under pressure. Let's figure out how to weed out the bad ones early and help good ones make better choices under pressure. I enjoy volunteering at the police station for lots of different trainings they go through. Most the cops are awesome to work with. I don't think liberals or conservatives or any other silly generic label that fits no one want police shot or police shooting people that are not endangering others lives.
This rant is over and this post probably has a lot of typos in it.
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And since you assholes keep on bringing it up, I'm going to respond.
The 2nd amendment is so we can protect ourselves from the government/others. Not so anybody can senselessly attack people they don't like. If you want to pretend like most Americans, or even most conservatives think what Thriller is supposing here, go ahead, but you're a moron. But hey, keep on talking about the fringe lunatics one side has while ignoring reality.
This isn't a gun issue. It isn't about how easy/difficult it is to buy guns. How easy/difficult it is to steal guns. This is about people killing other people. Doesn't matter if they're liberals, conservatives, black, white, or Asian. They're people. People we should care about, that we should love, every single on of em. It's a heart issue. An issue of hateful rhetoric on both sides. And y'all wanna make it about the 2nd amendment? You're ********. Inconsiderate, ignorant, ********.
LolOh bull crap. There has not been a single instance of police killing unprovoked. What there has been is cop haters an knee jerk reactions to every single black execution. Those people all acted criminally. Every single one.
You people puff out your chests an act like cops sign up for the force to become legalized murderers. Bull crap. You think people want to murder someone? Go talk to a shrink. Both about murder an about your own mental stability.
Meanwhile we hear nothing of white executions by cops. This is purely political an the liberals are doing nothing but giving Donald Trump more ammo.
Thought experiment:
Right now we have retaliation against cops in general - where you have some idiots employ some eye for an eye justice randomly against cops.
I mean in the essence you have complaints how African Americans feel discriminated as a result of unjust stereotyping employed by the police.
The reaction is the same as all cops are potentially corrupt/racist just like all human beings with dark skin color are generally suspicious/dangerous to racist officers.
What if instead of this behavior these ppl were capable of collecting evidence against a (group of) specific officer(s).
If they published incriminating material paired with assassination, showcasing how boundaries were overstepped, reckless behavior employed and the whole thing swept under the rug with help of a judge and/or sloppy internal investigations.
How different would the discussion be in such a case if the deceased officer(s) would be publicly discussed for abuse of power in the wake of death?
You could have a more complex situation where the accused party could be right and wrong at the same time in the public eye.