>>78
Simple, People are sick of the shit currently going on. Others want to see change, some for the better while others want total control. Effectively this stagnation is not helping anyside and thus there needs to be a change to the status quo.

I think it's because misery loves company. Sadly, Corona-chan is the best thing that happened to my household in years: I can count on one hand the number of times I've had this much money. I'm badly in need of a total dental checkup and thanks to everyone coming down with The Coof, it looks like I'll get it.

>>79
There is definitely something more to the rage, seeing people die and watching economies collapse.
Ever since 2020 started things have been enraged. People have become more violent and hateful as evident in the riots and looting.
Regarding the corona virus issues, people were eagerly giving rapid updates regarding death and infection milestones ever since it started. I saw "1 million infected!" celebration thread, "100k death!" celebration thread and many such threads. Hundreds of fan-arts, memes made in dedication.
This hasn't been an experience confined to just 2020, last year we had the mosque incident where people were sharing live-streams and meme edits all over. Some hailed him as a hero. The death of 50 odd people gave happiness to them.

>>83
Yes, the corona virus has been beneficial, including other species and life itself, like how the pollution levels have drastically gone down for example.

>misery loves company
This sounds quite logical, but the fact that they prefer seeing the world burn rather than prosper isn't normal and sounds like they aren't being self-aware about their feelings.

Some riots and a virus that only kills old people. That's nothing. It's disappointing if anything, I had hoped for more.

>>87
Yes, this could have been worse.
Still, worst case scenario out of this is great depression 2.0 next year and our lifestyle gets severe reworking that we'll end up in a dystopia in a couple of years.

>>88
We won't have another great depresion, at least not from this, the economy is far more robust than people realise.

We already are in a dystopia. Just look at what cyberpunk dystopias used to be portrayed as being just 20 or even 10 years ago. They were places with massive corporations controlling everything, censorship, masses of multi racial people with weird coloured hair and piercings living permanently attached to some device that link them to all the other weird haired people and that business, media and celebrities use to tell them what to think and do and buy, a world where automation takes low paying jobs and where the rich become richer and the poor become poorer because of it, where we live in a cheap and soulless landscape of huge urban sprawls of ugly and cheap buildings surrounding towering corporate enclaves. Where culture, morals and religion is dead and the only thing that matters is business.

>>86
>There is definitely something more to the rage, seeing people die and watching economies collapse.
People are demoralized anon they absolutely hate the modern world and want nothing more than to see it burn. This is pretty obvious considering the sheer scope of the riots which are going on all over the world because a random nigger was killed.

>Ever since 2020 started things have been enraged. People have become more violent and hateful as evident in the riots and looting.
Half of that can be contributed to niggers being niggers. That's always been the case. You also have to remember that the media has been attacking the right constantly as well. Eventually a point will crack and people simple aren't taking the bullshit anymore. Not to mention the communism is a tumor that puts inherently unequal things on an equal footing. Only way you can enforce something like that is with actual force.

>Regarding the corona virus issues, people were eagerly giving rapid updates regarding death and infection milestones ever since it started. I saw "1 million infected!" celebration thread, "100k death!" celebration thread and many such threads. Hundreds of fan-arts, memes made in dedication.
People thought that it would change the status quo. Which all it really did was give normalfags a scare but no one relevant really gave a shit. People simply hate the way modern shit is. It's as simple as it gets. People want change that's all that matters to them currently.

>This hasn't been an experience confined to just 2020, last year we had the mosque incident where people were sharing live-streams and meme edits all over. Some hailed him as a hero. The death of 50 odd people gave happiness to them.
Simple, because those people weren't native inhabitants of that land or they weren't the same people group as others. People are naturally racist and when watching your people literally get genocided out of existance, then obviously when something negative happens to the people doing such a thing. You'd obviously rejoice. Now I don't think tarrent was some hero, In fact, I think he was a mason. Obviously people are trying to increase tension in Europe, America and other places. Most likely to start a civil war so the Jews can take full control of the country and not hide back their animosity towards us.

>>88
>Yes, this could have been worse. Still, worst case scenario out of this is great depression 2.0 next year and our lifestyle gets severe reworking that we'll end up in a dystopia in a couple of years.
This entire thing has practically increased tension to a breaking point. If something big happens it could easily result in a civil war in all of the west. It's probably what the Jews want. I give it 5-10 or so years.

>>89
>>89
Yeah this seems like brave new world if anything. Everyone only cares about their own personal benefit and what is pleasurable. It's why people smoke despite the fact that their is a wealth of evidence concluding that it's horrible to you. Or how people eat/drink soy based products which is directly shown to lower testosterone. Tell them the truth and they call you a conspiracy theorist. I used to think I was insane, However I came to the realization that it was the majority that was insane, not me. The people that browse imageboards are probably the least insane people on the planet and that's probably because we can be ourselves on this place. A lot of people also don't seem to realize just how fundamental religion is to society at large. If you have a religion then already it's infinitely harder to conquer you because you'll always have hope of a brighter future. Atheists have damaged brains you notice that most of them are unhealthy looking and are willing to promote some of the most disgusting and vile shit. Also when I say atheists have damaged brains I mean
Someone mind archiving this please.
https://www.ctvnews.ca/health/shutting-down-part-of-brain-changes-views-on-god-immigrants-study-1.2609612
TL;DR is that shutting down the part of the brain responsible for pattern recognition can change belief in God and change views on immigration to make them more accepting of immigrants.

>Half of that can be contributed to niggers being niggers.
The word you are looking for is "attributed".
>This is pretty obvious considering the sheer scope of the riots which are going on all over the world because a random nigger was killed.
People are rioting because they've finally figured out they live in a Police State. About a decade too late.
>You also have to remember that the media has been attacking the right constantly as well.
The right are no fucking saints, what's with this victimhood mentality?
>Not to mention the communism is a tumor that puts inherently unequal things on an equal footing.
None of this has a goddamn thing to do with Communism. You need to get your head out of /pol/'s asshole. Everything isn't reducible to some grand perpetual worldwide struggle against a dead gay ideology.
>Which all it really did was give normalfags a scare but no one relevant really gave a shit.
Only all of The Aristocracy. But yeah, no one *important* gave a shit, sure.
>Now I don't think tarrent was some hero, In fact, I think he was a mason.
This only makes sense if you're mentally ill, Anon.
>Most likely to start a civil war so the Jews can take full control of the country and not hide back their animosity towards us.
Oh, well, this explains why most of your fucking post sounds like /pol/ack vomit: you're some ESL loser from 4chan or 8kun.

>>105
>People are rioting because they've finally figured out they live in a Police State. About a decade too late.
This, even if you're racist you have to be a fucking retard to accept the police violating citizen rights.

The system isn't designed for the common man but to serve the elite.

>>106
What rights of the common man are they protesting over? The right to commit crimes and fight with police officers?

>What rights of the common man are they protesting over? The right to commit crimes and fight with police officers?
If you seriously think George Floyd was attempting to pass a fake $20 then you're actually *dumber* than your average nigger. They straight-up murdered that dude in cold blood.

>Little to no counter argument worthless name calling. Tarrant did this in 1st pic which might mean white power to the average joe. However to satanists in particular it actually means 666. it works upside down as well. Again this is simply raising ethnic tension.
Yup, you're mentally ill. We're done. I ain't got time for crazies who see symbols in everything and shit that ain't there.

>>116
>>117
Not the guy you're responding to but both incidents being discussed are constantly being called as psy-ops by few all over and feels orchestrated by elites to me.
>George Floyd's daughter is acting on screen
>They choked him for 9 minutes straight and no police companions bothered to intervene
>He died of a heart attack from meth usage? or something
>He and Derek have been co-workers in the past.
>Him being a pornstar
>This was the most fishiest, Derek had acted in a TV show in the past
>and many that I am forgetting
This whole thing smells fishy.
Tarrant incident has been called a MOSSAD (yeah not freemason) psy-op even by anons back then and some hated him for making 8chan get shut down. Not that I agree with everything above because they're just conspiracy theories.

Btw thread is getting derailed, I am interested in knowing why I feel happy watching the world burn.

>>116
... Please try and be civil if you want to be treated like an adult. I'll let you off this time but it shan't happen again.

Do you really think that was cold blooded murder? Why? State your reasons? Police malpractice, yes, but not cold blooded murder.

>>117
>Yup, you're mentally ill. We're done. I ain't got time for crazies who see symbols in everything and shit that ain't there.
More name calling. I literally gave you evidence. Also good job avoiding literally every other part of my post and just call me names to make my argument seem less valid.

>If you seriously think George Floyd was attempting to pass a fake $20 then you're actually *dumber* than your average nigger. They straight-up murdered that dude in cold blood
Again it was probably intentional to start a feud between ethnic groups. I don't give a shit about niggers that live in Africa heck I don't even live in the US, But I care about my people more than I care about them. That's natural. Doesn't help that negro's are more likely to commit violent acts than Europeans. This is simply the truth. As long as they're in their own place doing their own thing I don't think it would be such a bother. Sure they'd still be barbarians but they'd be barbarians far away from the civilized world. Let me ask you a question do you think that Europeans should be allowed to have their own country with absolutely no other ethnic groups? These people don't operate on morality they operate on instinct. Which is why Africa has so much rape and tribal warlordism today.

Basically never underestimate the length which the Jews and their allies will go to in order to gain more influence and power over the masses. Control is their ultimate goal and people like you who seriously think this is an unfortunate accident are the type of people they're trying to control. The reality is those people were probably actors or they legitimately killed him so they could start these riots. What they're planning next? who knows possibly a trump assassination to spark a civil war?

>>118
Making the thread back on topic. Probably built up animosity through the increasingly condescending people throughout life making things naturally worse. It boils up until eventually it bursts.

>>110
The right not to be unlawfully arrested, assaulted,harassed or killed by cops you dipshit. Cops act like a fucking gang and often get away with breaking the law with no negative consequences. Also don't think the cops are on your side just because your white, there's been plenty of white victims showing that they don't give a fuck about you too.

>>136
Not sure about your data but the point still stand that no matter your race fuck the police and there enablers. They have too much power and too little accountability.
The government is constantly power hungry and wants to reduce citizen's rights and they'll use any excuse to do it whether it be communists, terrorists, criminals or what they're fearmongering at the moment but they need to be keep in check and the police get away with too much bullshit.

>>135
I agree that police should be held accountable for their actions however the fact of the matter is the police are the ones who uphold the law in the first place. Whether that order is right or wrong is up to you. Most people hate the current status of things so naturally people will hate the police.

>>136
See the thing is that the media blows the killing of any nigger by the cops way out of proportion. If the same reaction was for Europeans we'd be having riots every day.

>>137
>They have too much power and too little accountability
These are actually mutually exclusive. In my opinion they have too little accountability like you said. However the police are basically a necessary evil. If you don't have people to uphold the law then the law isn't a thing to begin with. So in other words to hold police accountable for their actions you'd need someone else to hold police accountable for their actions. You especially shouldn't do something as retarded as abolishing the police.

>>141
>See the thing is that the media blows the killing of any nigger by the cops way out of proportion. If the same reaction was for Europeans we'd be having riots every day.
I don't think that's the case at all in fact I think it's the opposite. The reason I think this blow up isn't because of just George Floyd but mounting racial tension and awareness in the country. This year even before Floyd their were several racial incidents. There's also the fact that the average black person is more anti-authority than the average white person which leads to more outrage at black deaths by cops than white death. White people just don't go against authority as much because they think the system benefits them.
>However the police are basically a necessary evil.
I don't think most people think that the police needs to be abolished but instead just think the laws,training,culture, etc surrounding the police are fundamentally broken and needs to be fixed somehow. Though problems arise when people can tell something is wrong the system but they don't know exactly what is wrong or how to fix it so they over do it. In short the police don't need to be evil.

>>135
What was unlawful about his arrest? He did commit a crime after all and he did resist arrest.

>Also don't think the cops are on your side just because your white, there's been plenty of white victims showing that they don't give a fuck about you too.

I know, but nobody cares at all, because this isn't about lawfulness or anything like that, it's about race and blacks thinking they should be allowed to get away with crime.

>>143
>What was unlawful about his arrest? He did commit a crime after all and he did resist arrest.
Are you being intentionally obtuse? First off he was a suspect, keyword suspect. Second the police had him already completely subdued and handcuffed. Third the officer had his knee of his neck for several minutes restricting his breathing with Floyd even pleading that he couldn't breath which goes against police procedure. Finally the reason I emphasized that he was a suspect and to be more specific a suspect to a non-violent crime is because in this country citizens have rights and we have a legal system, a legal system that doesn't permit the police to act as judge,jury and executioner.
>I know, but nobody cares at all, because this isn't about lawfulness or anything like that, it's about race and blacks thinking they should be allowed to get away with crime.
No it's because WHITE PEOPLE DON'T CARE ABOUT WHITE PEOPLE DYING! White people believe the system is their friend and choose to ignore these incidents while blacks shout and riot. Stop throwing yourself a pity party if you're going to complain about blacks throwing themselves one too.
>it's about race and blacks thinking they should be allowed to get away with crime.
Then explain Breonna Taylor death, she was a EMT who was shot to death in her own home in a plain clothes no knock raid by the police in the night and after the police killed her they ran away from the scene. The icing on the cake? They not only had the wrong house they already had the suspect in custody.

So either you start opposing the police if not for other races then at least your own or SHUT THE FUCK UP

Floyd was high on fentanyl prior to being FBIsraelKnee'd in the neck, coroner confirmed as well. He suffered breathing difficulty prior to any of it, as though in the video when he speaks about not breathing as though it were properly timed.
Son's middle name is "Mason".
Arrested for multiple felonies, including brandishing a weapon towards a woman and eventually pressing it against her unborn child.
Was a porn star.
Knew the officer prior from working at a night club.

These 5 points in particular will be overshadowed by the vast majority due to the sensationalism ridding their minds of logic, a necessary tool in a world coddled by emotion-triggering music and tonality in absolutely everything now, including casual conversation with others.

A person is smart, people are dumb. Ad infinitum.

Poor humor being how the news jumps from this distraction to the CoYid-19. Gotta keep people on the ride or else they'll figure out what it's made out of, and there's no insurance policy once you're on it.

>>145
I'm not American but my Police have the right to commit a person on a suspicion as well, most do and there is nothing wrong with that. After all, if it's innocent until proven guilty then ALL criminals are suspects until well after they have been arrested and they have been tried in court, but we should just let them all off and never arrest anybody right?

>Second the police had him already completely subdued and handcuffed.

Yet he was still resisting.

>Third the officer had his knee of his neck for several minutes

Yes, I admit this is a problem but it's a problem with how them man went about arrsting him, not the fact that he arrested him in an of itself. Additionally, the man only died because of the drugs he was taking, something the officer clearly was not to know would happen, I'm not letting him off for it, he still should not have done it but under normal circumstances it would not have resulted in death.

>a legal system that doesn't permit the police to act as judge,jury and executioner.

Which he was not, he was acting as all police officers do and was arresting a suspect, he was no judge, the man would have been tried at court, obviously, and he was only 'executioner' through an unfortunate circumstance.

>White people believe the system is their friend and choose to ignore these incidents while blacks shout and riot.

A significant portion of the people rioting are white.

>>145
>Then explain Breonna Taylor death,

Explain Justine Damond, a white Austrian woman in America shot by a black cop. Take your blinders off.

>>152
>Austrian
Meant Australian.

>>151
>but we should just let them all off and never arrest anybody right?
I never said that I said they shouldn't fucking kill citizens when they're in no goddamn danger!
>Yet he was still resisting.
>Additionally, the man only died because of the drugs he was taking, something the officer clearly was not to know would happen,
What are you on? How can someone resist when handcuffed and being stood on while not being able to move? The drugs don't matter much because choking someone for several minutes is a crime and doesn't help with any preexisting condition.
>Which he was not, he was acting as all police officers do and was arresting a suspect, he was no judge, the man would have been tried at court, obviously, and he was only 'executioner' through an unfortunate circumstance.
Then why did he have his knee of his neck? The guy was handcuffed and the officer had back up so they could easily just have thrown him in the back of a squad car and called it a day. That wouldn't have broke police protocol and no one would have died.
>A significant portion of the people rioting are white.
Yes because black people made such a scene that it couldn't be ignore any longer. Where are all the people here who mention these white police victims but do jackshit to fight it?
>>152
>Explain Justine Damond, a white Austrian woman in America shot by a black cop.
Yes? Do you get,COPS AREN'T YOUR FRIENDS!. Cops need to be held accountable for their actions.

>>164
>I never said that I said they shouldn't fucking kill citizens when they're in no goddamn danger!

Nobody is saying that they should. He was arresting the man, his intention was not to kill now was it? Although I'm sure you believe it was for whatever hair brained reason.

>What are you on? How can someone resist when handcuffed and being stood on while not being able to move?

By resisting anyway, by moving about and doing whatever it is you can to break free.

>The drugs don't matter much because choking someone for several minutes is a crime and doesn't help with any preexisting condition.

Ho much do you know about choking? There are two kinds, you can do it by restricting the airways and you can do it by restricting the blood flow. Th 'Choke' the officer was doing was restricting part of the blood flow(at best), but only part which would not have resulted in his death alone as I said before, it only did kill him because of the drugs in his system and his heart condition. As I also said before, I don't agree with what he did, it was malconduct but he is a police officer not the mans doctor so how should he know what the mans pre-existing medical conditions are and what drugs were in his system and what he should do regarding them?

>Then why did he have his knee of his neck?

To restrain him.

>The guy was handcuffed and the officer had back up so they could easily just have thrown him in the back of a squad car and called it a day.

Not if he is resting and a big guy, they obviously felt they could not.

>That wouldn't have broke police protocol and no one would have died.

Possibly, the drugs could still have killed him because he was still in a stressed state with an elevated heart rate, it's less likely but still possible. Besides, if he didn't resist arrest he would not have died either, as is most often the case.

>COPS AREN'T YOUR FRIENDS!.

99.99% of the time they are. Do they do terrible things? Yes. But they are also vital to a functioning society and the vast majority of the time they don't do things like that.


>Cops need to be held accountable for their actions.

And they are most of the time. People that commit crimes and resist arrest need to be taken into account too.

>>164
>Yes because black people made such a scene that it couldn't be ignore any longer. Where are all the people here who mention these white police victims but do jackshit to fight it?

White people were fighting from the start as well. The reason they don't over white deaths is because just like the blacks, the whites have turned this into a black victimization thing, even to these whites it doesn't matter if a white person is shot because they know race is not involved, it's not possible to be racist to whites in their eyes, while on the flip side any black who is killed is wholly innocent regardless of what he has done and it's never his fault and always a cold blooded act of murder.

>>166
>Not if he is resting and a big guy, they obviously felt they could not.
Okay I'm done, I confirmed that you're bootlicker. If the police can't handle one man who already handcuffed with three armed officers then they shouldn't be police because obviously they can't perform their duties properly. You're making constant excuses for police actions and completely ignoring anything counter to your narrative.
>99.99% of the time they are. Do they do terrible things? Yes. But they are also vital to a functioning society and the vast majority of the time they don't do things like that.
>And they are most of the time. People that commit crimes and resist arrest need to be taken into account too.
What about the police attacking and arresting news crews live on tv for no reason? What about police shooting rubber bullets at people for being on their own porch? What about police killing innocent people in their own home? Guess what? These are but a fraction of the known cases which are themselves a fraction of all cases and the cops don't face punishment for these incidents. How much do the police pay you to post here?
>>167
Black Lives Matters protested for Daniel Shaver but the media didn't cover it much.
https://www.12news.com/amp/article/news/local/valley/mesa-rally-for-justice-held-for-daniel-shaver/75-501627698
https://blavity.com/blm-activists-call-attention-to-graphic-video-of-daniel-shavers-death-at-the-hands-of-arizona-police?category1=news&subCat=race-identity
Stop bitching and throwing yourself a pity party faggot and start protesting because I don't want to hear your bullshit that no cares about you. If you care enough to complain then you can protest and try to fight police oppression. Again its in your enlightened self interest to fight against oppression in your country. FIGHT FOR YOUR RIGHTS

>>164
>Then why did he have his knee of his neck? The guy was handcuffed and the officer had back up so they could easily just have thrown him in the back of a squad car and called it a day. That wouldn't have broke police protocol and no one would have died.
The Israelis trained to use the knee on the neck technique.

>>173
>The Israelis trained to use the knee on the neck technique.
I know. FUCK ZIONIST!

>>168
> You're making constant excuses for police actions and completely ignoring anything counter to your narrative.

No it's you that's making excuses, and turning this into some conspiracy that these police officers obviously must have been holding him there because they knew that he had a heart condition and was on drugs and because obviously the officer wrote a thesis about blood flow and cardiac arrest and the effects a combination of the heart condition drugs and that position would have and that was how he was able to get his medical degree which obviously every police officer needs right? He could nto have just made a mistake while restraining somebody right? Obviously his gun was jammed he forgot about air ways or any other actually efficient way to kill somebody but then he remembered the thesis he wrote and realise this was the moment he was waiting for his whole life, finally the circumstances had aligned and he could go through with this plan to kill this guy. Because clearly he was not just restraining somebody right?

>What about the police attacking and arresting news crews live on tv for no reason?

And then letting them off an apologising in very shot order? But you conveniently ignore that.

> What about police shooting rubber bullets at people for being on their own porch?

In areas of active riots? Forgot that too did you? They are not mind readers, they can't read minds to know who is or is not a rioter, but you must think that all police officers must be superheroes and that any failing on one is a failing on them all.

>Stop bitching and throwing yourself a pity party faggot and start protesting because I don't want to hear your bullshit that no cares about you.

It's you that's 'bitching' though.

>Again its in your enlightened self interest to fight against oppression in your country. FIGHT FOR YOUR RIGHTS

Arresting people that commit crimes is not oppression...

>>173
Yeah, it's actually a really effective method of control.

>>175
I noticed how you didn't respond to the first part of my post or the part about people being killed in their homes by police.
>And then letting them off an apologising in very shot order? But you conveniently ignore that.
First off I wasn't talking about just one case.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NN8ISwuiX68&feature=youtu.be
https://www.fox19.com/2020/06/01/lmpd-officer-who-fired-pepper-balls-wave-news-crew-reassigned-pending-investigation/
https://www.news.com.au/entertainment/tv/morning-shows/sunrise-reporter-amelia-brace-and-cameraman-attacked-by-police-live-on-air/news-story/49951d1131ddc82f59af53cb4cecaca2
https://streamable.com/hvqb3i
There are plenty more where that can from. This is a tactic done by authoritarian regimes to control information and squash dissidence.
Second off they shouldn't have been arrested in the first place when they were doing nothing wrong. Finally, do you think they would have been let go so easily if there wasn't backlash.
>In areas of active riots? Forgot that too did you? They are not mind readers, they can't read minds to know who is or is not a rioter, but you must think that all police officers must be superheroes and that any failing on one is a failing on them all.
No I didn't forget. That woman was calmly of her property and there wasn't a riot going on on that street, yet they fired on her. It's not magic to see that someone just chilling on a porch on a quiet street isn't a rioter. If you think that it's acceptable to be assaulted on your own property by the authorities them fuck off this is America the home of the free. I did make one mistake though, they fired paint rounds and not rubber bullets.
>Arresting people that commit crimes is not oppression...
No but arresting someone when they aren't doing or had done something illegal is. There's also the matter of assaulting and killing citizens when they pose no danger.

Kill yourself shill this country was founded by people who fought against authority to gain their rights if you want some boots to lick move to China.

Hmm, interesting.

>>177
I'm not saying it doesn't happen but I would not go around criticising others on ignoring parts of their post when you have ignored most of mine.

>First off I wasn't talking about just one case.

It's the risk of operating in the areas that they do. And again, you forget that the officers responsible get punished, even your own links say that. Did you just ignore that part of your own link or something?

>Finally, do you think they would have been let go so easily if there wasn't backlash.

Yes, it's the media so of course they would be.

>That woman was calmly of her property and there wasn't a riot going on on that street, yet they fired on her. It's not magic to see that someone just chilling on a porch on a quiet street isn't a rioter.

Is it? Is it really? Because a rioter would never invade the property of an individual or organisation now would they? Honestly, it sucks for her but if there is a riot going on and people are shooting rubber bullets and using tear gas then maybe it would be best to stay inside.

>No but arresting someone when they aren't doing or had done something illegal is. There's also the matter of assaulting and killing citizens when they pose no danger.

And the protests aren't about any of that, they are about the death or a drugged up criminal while he was being restrained, who at one point held up a pregnant woman with a gun.

>>179
Bro I know it's difficult times because of the pandemic and all but you don't have to shill for the police. It may seem better than selling your body in the whorehouse but now your selling you mind and soul, you can do better.

>>182
It comes across as an admittance of defeat when you make posts like that. Financially I'm actually doing quite well because of the virus anyway.

Anyway, you need to take a step back and look at the bigger picture. Look at what it is the police do, their role in society, what they have to deal with on a daily basis and such like and then also like anything you have to realise that in the same way that if a black man robs a store you can't say that it's because he is black that he did this and therefore all blacks are evil and all blacks must be killed you must think that just because an officer does something it's not a reflection on every officer or the very idea of a police force as a whole. This is the problem that many have, they look at things in an incredibly black and white manner and ignore any of the nuances involved, even with a case like this where the manner of his death has become quite publicly available as has the life he lived and the man he was, yet people still cannot bring themselves to take a step back and think that maybe they should not be burning down shops because a lowlife died of drug induced complications while being restrained, everything is a black and white Black vs White police are evil and blacks can't do wrong affair to them.

>>184
>It comes across as an admittance of defeat when you make posts like that.
No I'm just tired playing your games. Every time I show evidence of police misconduct or corruption you try to dodge it one way or another such as straw-manning my arguments. You're obviously incredibly pro-cop and are not willing to see anything that goes against them. If the cops were to bust down your door and kill you family you'd probably say they deserved it. You can't even admit that the protests and rioting isn't just about George Floyd so I'm calling it a day, I made my point and provided evidence.

>>187
>Every time I show evidence of police misconduct or corruption you try to dodge it one way or another such as straw-manning my arguments.

Because it only proves that these things happen which I never said they didn't, not the context behind them or how they relate to the Police as a whole, again you are essentially using the actions of one black man to paint all of them.

>If the cops were to bust down your door and kill you family you'd probably say they deserved it.

Well clearly I would have a personal and emotional bias just as you do now if something like that happened and I would not be able to take a step back just as you cannot now.

>You can't even admit that the protests and rioting isn't just about George Floyd so I'm calling it a day, I made my point and provided evidence.

Your evidence proves nothing and often goes country to what you yourself are saying, like when you are saying how bad the police are because of shooting a news crew with rubber bullets, yet the same article notes he was punished for it but of course you ignore that.

Good, maybe you will have some time to reflect on this and realise that you need to look at the world as it and not just as it appears thought your narrow lenses.

>>189
>Because it only proves that these things happen which I never said they didn't, not the context behind them or how they relate to the Police as a whole, again you are essentially using the actions of one black man to paint all of them.
Again you shift blame away from the police and on to the victim all the while focusing on a singular case and ignoring the others.
>our evidence proves nothing and often goes country to what you yourself are saying, like when you are saying how bad the police are because of shooting a news crew with rubber bullets, yet the same article notes he was punished for it but of course you ignore that.
Reassignment isn't the same as being properly punished especially since the police are investigating themselves which often means no consequences will be faced. At worst the officer is "fired" and ends ups at a police department in a separate city. Another tactic they use to feign legitimacy is to have the officer in question go on paid leave while they do their "investigating". Cops almost always face no criminal charges or the end of their careers.
>Good, maybe you will have some time to reflect on this and realise that you need to look at the world as it and not just as it appears thought your narrow lenses.
Bruh

>>190
>>190
>Again you shift blame away from the police and on to the victim all the while focusing on a singular case and ignoring the others.

I'm not, I even brought up the case of the black cop shooting the white woman. As I said and will continue to say, yes bad things happen, it's life, if bad things never happened and people never made mistakes we would not need laws or police in the first place but again you are painting the whole by the actions of the few.

>which often means no consequences will be faced.

Yeah, and when there are no consequences it's usually because the officer was just doing his job and did nothing wrong, in this case if he is doing something wrong then who knows, but then it's also going to be based on the severity of the crime as in all cases, he isn't getting the death penalty for shooting reporters with rubber bullets during a riot, although I'm sure you would want that.

>Bruh

You came back.

Before the shitshow started, I'd just like to remind the two lovebirds that this was mass projected by media. On a scale that deserves a medal for "most obvious agenda". If one cannot investigate enough out of what came from this fiasco, considering it was a masonic op sacrifice Floyd had an Ordo Ab Chao tat on his chest, continue to stay divided by the confusion while BLM gets jerked off under the table by Soros, because Talcum X didn't play enough handball given his genetics.

Out of confusion comes division, a powerful tool if you wish for your opponents to fight each other over a fabricated incident, sacrifice or none. This way, victory is easier to achieve while the majority is distracted by nuances. Wasn't it Caesar who suggested the peasants fight each other over rwce and not class?

>>205
Yeah they're really getting sloppy with this honestly. Epstein's supposed suicide, This entire thing is fishy. If I've learned anything is that you should never believe in coincidences. Always something behind it. It's always better to question than to accept.

>>205
I disagree with you but it seems you are against the establishment too so I'm down if you are to try and take it down a peg.