Only 13 unarmed black men were killed by police in 2019

[AirBonner]

In a country of 350 million with hundreds of millions of police interactions.

Stop acting like it’s an epidemic.

[Hey Yo]

Comply, don't die.

Pretty simple

[EagleFang]

Crickets from the race baiting leftist demons.


That's like 1 dude a month but they tell you it happens all day everyday, to every black person that lives in America. All black people will soon be dead because cops are hunting them down... oy vey.

[Stanley Kobrick]

only 13 recorded on body cam

another 150 killed when the body cam malfunctioned, 350 shot and survived.



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=auSt1cVKgjg

[JohnnySic]

^And I'll bet dollars to donuts that all 150 were resisting arrest, escalating the altercation, and so forth.

[outofstomach]

^And I'll bet dollars to donuts that all 150 were resisting arrest, escalating the altercation, and so forth.
all 150? seriously? what makes you say that?

[outofstomach]

In a country of 350 million with hundreds of millions of police interactions.

Stop acting like it’s an epidemic.
where is your source? i hope this isn’t from one of those big spooky media outlets with an agenda to push :(

[JohnnySic]

^And I'll bet dollars to donuts that all 150 were resisting arrest, escalating the altercation, and so forth.

Cops dont shoot people for no reason. Every single video I've seen has been someone being a complete moron.

[tpols]

Media is very powerful. There are many thousands of murders every year but we only hear about a couple cases that they non stop shove down our throats. Most people are too stupid to look at the data and realize they're being bamboozled and fear mongered and sadly there's no changing that. You can post this thread and get 100 views while the TV networks get a billion. So it will never change.

[Patrick Chewing]

^And I'll bet dollars to donuts that all 150 were resisting arrest, escalating the altercation, and so forth.

Of course they were. Guys like Stanley Fagbrick and the rest of the vile lot on this board actually think Blacks are being hunted out there when the #1 and #2 killer of Blacks out there is abortion and themselves to gun violence.

[Patrick Chewing]

Cops dont shoot people for no reason. Every single video I've seen has been someone being a complete moron.

Why do you think they pulled shows like Cops and Live PD off the air? Cause it shows what police have to deal with and it shows countless of interactions with the public that are overwhelmingly positive.

In this Liberal utopia that hardcore Leftists are trying to create, the narrative must be that cops are evil, and that ordinary citizens, even those who commit crimes, solely committed those crimes due to the nature of their surroundings and economic plight that was caused by.....White Supremacy. :lol

[JohnnySic]

Why do you think they pulled shows like Cops and Live PD off the air? Cause it shows what police have to deal with and it shows countless of interactions with the public that are overwhelmingly positive.

In this Liberal utopia that hardcore Leftists are trying to create, the narrative must be that cops are evil, and that ordinary citizens, even those who commit crimes, solely committed those crimes due to the nature of their surroundings and economic plight that was caused by.....White Supremacy. :lol

Seriously. I'd like to see just one video of a cop going up to some random person and blasting them. If this "problem" was so widespread, you'd think that there'd be ample video evidence to support it. But....nada. :oldlol:

[AirBonner]

where is your source? i hope this isn’t from one of those big spooky media outlets with an agenda to push :(


Washington Post’s database of fatal police shootings showed 14 unarmed Black victims and 25 unarmed white victims in 2019.
https://www.manhattan-institute.org/police-black-killings-homicide-rates-race-injustice

To further show how much the media blows this shit out of the water- “ The number of unarmed Black shooting victims is down 63% from 2015, when the database began. There are about 7,300 Black homicide victims a year. The 14 unarmed victims in fatal police shootings would comprise only 0.2%”

[LAmbruh]

only 13 recorded on body cam

another 150 killed when the body cam malfunctioned, 350 shot and survived.



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=auSt1cVKgjg
all charges dropped :applause:

[AKA_AAP]

Cops dont shoot people for no reason. Every single video I've seen has been someone being a complete moron.

This.

There has only been ONE video in the history of the internet where a cop shot an unarmed man that was not resisting arrest...the guy was white, so it received very little news coverage even though it was the sickest video of police brutality this country has ever seen.

[Stanley Kobrick]

This.

There has only been ONE video in the history of the internet where a cop shot an unarmed man that was not resisting arrest...the guy was white, so it received very little news coverage even though it was the sickest video of police brutality this country has ever seen.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eRMYVFmEmx8

[Patrick Chewing]

One or two incidents is all you got. You clowns make it seem like it's an epidemic.

[LAmbruh]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eRMYVFmEmx8
Got em

2ez :pimp:

[baudkarma]

Cops dont shoot people for no reason. Every single video I've seen has been someone being a complete moron.

Maybe not for no reason, but cops do seem to make a lot of "mistakes" that get other people killed. Walking into someone elses apartment mistaking it for your own, shooting the guy sitting on the couch and killing him. Shooting and killing a sleeping woman while executing a no-knock search warrant. Shooting someone when the officer mistakenly pulls out their gun instead of their taser. Or hell, just raiding the complete wrong house and shooting the "suspect" in there.

[JohnnySic]

Maybe not for no reason, but cops do seem to make a lot of "mistakes" that get other people killed. Walking into someone elses apartment mistaking it for your own, shooting the guy sitting on the couch and killing him. Shooting and killing a sleeping woman while executing a no-knock search warrant. Shooting someone when the officer mistakenly pulls out their gun instead of their taser. Or hell, just raiding the complete wrong house and shooting the "suspect" in there.

Mistakes do happen, but usually in tense situations instigated by the suspect. Like this last one. Cop says she meant to pull her taser, and accidentally pulled her gun. Perhaps, perhaps not. If the pos didn't resist it wouldn't have gotten that far. Its still on him.

You people expect cops to be perfect. If everyone else lived up to that standard, we wouldn't even need cops.

[AirBonner]

Blacks also disproportionately commit the most crime. It’s quite remarkable it isn’t higher

[Patrick Chewing]

Maybe not for no reason, but cops do seem to make a lot of "mistakes" that get other people killed. Walking into someone elses apartment mistaking it for your own, shooting the guy sitting on the couch and killing him. Shooting and killing a sleeping woman while executing a no-knock search warrant. Shooting someone when the officer mistakenly pulls out their gun instead of their taser. Or hell, just raiding the complete wrong house and shooting the "suspect" in there.

Don't bring up Breonna Taylor cause her boyfriend was shooting back at those cops.

Mistakes happen in any line of work. And police are under an enormous amounts of stress as they literally encounter the worst and most dangerous of society on a daily basis. I'm actually surprised there aren't more instances of accidental shootings.

[Patrick Chewing]

Blacks also disproportionately commit the most crime. It’s quite remarkable it isn’t higher

Can you imagine if Blacks didn't put themselves in those positions to have interactions with police? It would make a huge difference. Stop smoking weed in your car, stop driving with expired tags, stop carrying guns, etc.

[Overdrive]

In a country of 350 million with hundreds of millions of police interactions.

Stop acting like it’s an epidemic.

Will you take the Johnson covid vaccine?

[FultzNationRISE]

Will you take the Johnson covid vaccine?


You definitely will.

Youll take whatever cure they tell you to, for whatever reason theyve scared you with.

#UsualSuspects

[AirBonner]

Will you take the Johnson covid vaccine?

I took the Pfizer already

[TheMan]

only 13 recorded on body cam

another 150 killed when the body cam malfunctioned, 350 shot and survived.



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=auSt1cVKgjg

That's messed up, the pigs never gave him a reason why they stopped him except for what I'm betting was some bullshit story about some random flagging them down...then the female pig gets triggered because he called them Nazis, lol. So triggered she put a gun to his head.

I had a bad run in with two cops in San Antonio a few years back, even when I was totally cooperative they kept low key insulting me. Fukk cops.

[Axe]

I took the Pfizer already
Oh wow get ready for bell's palsy. It's good for the soul, i've heard.

[LAL]

Imagine hating black folks just because they're responsible for 50% of all the murders in your country. That would be unfair. Or not liking black folks because they make their neighbourhoods look like warzones.

Black folks and loser sjw's be like 'f the cops they have to be perfect' lmao. Meanwhile never cooperate with cops trying to find killers of black kids, females and men. Street culture "code" is obviously more important, you're not fooling me being outraged over dead criminals.

Twerking, killing, stealing, cheating, crying and fighting conservatism because female relatives rule their lazy comfortable world.

[baudkarma]

Mistakes do happen, but usually in tense situations instigated by the suspect. Like this last one. Cop says she meant to pull her taser, and accidentally pulled her gun. Perhaps, perhaps not. If the pos didn't resist it wouldn't have gotten that far. Its still on him.

You people expect cops to be perfect. If everyone else lived up to that standard, we wouldn't even need cops.

I don't expect cops to be perfect. I do think that a cop drawing her gun and killing a suspect with it while believing it was actually her taser is a rather egregious mistake. From what I've read, officers are taught to carry their taser and gun on opposite sides of their torso, solely to prevent this kind of "mistake". Was she not trained properly? Maybe she's not really suited for police officer duty in the first place, but the force had to accept her due to an absence of qualified candidates. I understand that police officers are underpaid, which can result in substandard candidates being accepted to the force.

But you characterize the victim as a "pos". You've already decided that it's his own fault that he's dead.

[JohnnySic]

I don't expect cops to be perfect. I do think that a cop drawing her gun and killing a suspect with it while believing it was actually her taser is a rather egregious mistake. From what I've read, officers are taught to carry their taser and gun on opposite sides of their torso, solely to prevent this kind of "mistake". Was she not trained properly? Maybe she's not really suited for police officer duty in the first place, but the force had to accept her due to an absence of qualified candidates. I understand that police officers are underpaid, which can result in substandard candidates being accepted to the force.

But you characterize the victim as a "pos". You've already decided that it's his own fault that he's dead.

Of course its his fault. She shouldn't have resisted. He'd still be alive then. He endangered other lives too, speeding off like he did. "POS" is being nice.

[Patrick Chewing]

I don't expect cops to be perfect. I do think that a cop drawing her gun and killing a suspect with it while believing it was actually her taser is a rather egregious mistake. From what I've read, officers are taught to carry their taser and gun on opposite sides of their torso, solely to prevent this kind of "mistake". Was she not trained properly? Maybe she's not really suited for police officer duty in the first place, but the force had to accept her due to an absence of qualified candidates. I understand that police officers are underpaid, which can result in substandard candidates being accepted to the force.

But you characterize the victim as a "pos". You've already decided that it's his own fault that he's dead.

Can you imagine if he had been at home doing his homework instead of wandering the streets being a gangster? He would be alive today. So if you put yourself in situations like that, then of course it's your fault if you get shot. He had a gun. He poses a threat to everyone.

[ZenMaster]

I don't expect cops to be perfect. I do think that a cop drawing her gun and killing a suspect with it while believing it was actually her taser is a rather egregious mistake. From what I've read, officers are taught to carry their taser and gun on opposite sides of their torso, solely to prevent this kind of "mistake". Was she not trained properly? Maybe she's not really suited for police officer duty in the first place, but the force had to accept her due to an absence of qualified candidates. I understand that police officers are underpaid, which can result in substandard candidates being accepted to the force.

But you characterize the victim as a "pos". You've already decided that it's his own fault that he's dead.

He is a "pos" though, in a different timeline he gets away, speeds through traffic and kills someone.

[baudkarma]

Of course its his fault. She shouldn't have resisted. He'd still be alive then. He endangered other lives too, speeding off like he did. "POS" is being nice.

Like I said... you've already decided that it's his own fault that he's dead. Innocent until proven guilty is apparently a novel concept to you. I think it would be nice if we could have heard his version of the events, but of course... he's dead now. He maybe made a mistake, the police officer definitely made a much bigger mistake, but he's a dead pos and she apparently shouldn't even be in jail because it's all his fault.

[Hey Yo]

I don't expect cops to be perfect. I do think that a cop drawing her gun and killing a suspect with it while believing it was actually her taser is a rather egregious mistake. From what I've read, officers are taught to carry their taser and gun on opposite sides of their torso, solely to prevent this kind of "mistake". Was she not trained properly? Maybe she's not really suited for police officer duty in the first place, but the force had to accept her due to an absence of qualified candidates. I understand that police officers are underpaid, which can result in substandard candidates being accepted to the force.

But you characterize the victim as a "pos". You've already decided that it's his own fault that he's dead.
He was told to turn around against the against the car and put his hands behind his back. He turned around and then when trying to cuff him, he lunged towards the front seat of the car and made it into the front seat.

If he had complied, he'd still be alive, correct?

[Lakers Legend#32]

When the MAGAs say "America First."
What they really men is "White America First."

[GrayGoat]

When the MAGAs say "America First."
What they really men is "White America First."

You are white

[ZenMaster]

When the MAGAs say "America First."
What they really men is "White America First."

Between 2016 and 2020 Trump's support amongst minorities grew, how does that make you feel?

Go ahead, spew some hatred towards these people like your sibling Mr. Woke.


https://youtu.be/gvuDOc1cKTU


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BpJmBVE4vYg

[bladefd]

I agree it's not an epidemic and I do think it gets exaggerated - too many people don't like to look at the actual numbers. But at the same time, that doesn't excuse Chauvin or this case. When it does happen in a manner like with on camera with Floyd, you have to hold cops accountable.

[Hey Yo]

He was told to turn around against the against the car and put his hands behind his back. He turned around and then when trying to cuff him, he lunged towards the front seat of the car and made it into the front seat.

If he had complied, he'd still be alive, correct?

Democomies???

[TheMan]

I agree it's not an epidemic and I do think it gets exaggerated - too many people don't like to look at the actual numbers. But at the same time, that doesn't excuse Chauvin or this case. When it does happen in a manner like with on camera with Floyd, you have to hold cops accountable.

It definitely gets exaggerated, look at what the media is trying to do with that 16 year old who was trying to stab to death a girl right in front of them. I don't even like cops but that's a hard sell on trying to make us think that chick wasn't trying to kill someone and that that was excessive use of force, I ain't buying it.

[bladefd]

It definitely gets exaggerated, look at what the media is trying to do with that 16 year old who was trying to stab to death a girl right in front of them. I don't even like cops but that's a hard sell on trying to make us think that chick wasn't trying to kill someone and that that was excessive use of force, I ain't buying it.

If that cop gets in trouble, a new precedent will be set. What is going to happen in a future similar situation if cops see a black person involved in an altercation is they will wait on the sideline watching & yelling to stop but do nothing else. They will only intercede after the stabbing is done and on video. So the pendulum will swing that way and that far.

[TheMan]

If that cop gets in trouble, a new precedent will be set. What is going to happen in a future similar situation if cops see a black person involved in an altercation is they will wait on the sideline watching & yelling to stop but do nothing else. They will only intercede after the stabbing is done and on video. So the pendulum will swing that way and that far.
Yeah, that's a possibility but I've seen the video online at various websites and 90-10 the comments are in favor of the cop, even at left leaning sources. FFS this kid was lunging at another kid with a deadly weapon, it's terrible she lost her life but maybe don't try killing another person???

I don't think and I hope that cop doesn't get in trouble.