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JerseyWins · 31-05-2020, 06:46 PM

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Originally Posted by Morgan.

The issue isn’t just the police, the issue are the people calling the cops. George Floyd would still be a live if the shopkeeper didn’t call the police because he ‘looked dangerous’.

When the shopkeeper pointed out to George that the money he was using was fake, he apologised immediately as he was unaware, and proceeded to return his items to the shelves as he couldn’t pay for them otherwise. There was no excuse for calling the police.

I firmly stand by ACAB, at first sure I was skeptical - how can you group all cops together like that. But all the good work is cancelled out by the fact that they choose to work for a system that is heavily flawed and built up on racial motives. They choose to work for a system that covers up its wrongdoings. They choose to work for a system that forces brutality on innocent people. There’s no forgiving that.

Totally disagree @ blaming the guy at the shop at all, he might've been angry that it was a shoplifting attempt thinking the guy was lying to him and wanted the police to sort it. Maybe he shouldn't have bothered calling but it was fine to do. He didn't know this cop would end up murdering George for no reason.

"Built up on racial motives" there are racial motives but can't agree with being built up on them.. and that is a bold assumption to make especially considering black cops are in the wrong too and there's black-on-white, white-on-white injustices too. "Cover up wrongdoings" I think this is the biggest thing which the police force do way too much of in support of each other and that's just wrong. When someone does wrong, they deserve punishment and justice to the victim(s)

Denver · 31-05-2020, 06:48 PM

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Originally Posted by JerseyWins

Totally disagree @ blaming the guy at the shop at all, he might've been angry that it was a shoplifting attempt thinking the guy was lying to him and wanted the police to sort it. Maybe he shouldn't have bothered calling but it was fine to do. He didn't know this cop would end up murdering George for no reason.

"Built up on racial motives" there are racial motives but can't agree with being built up on them.. and that is a bold assumption to make especially considering black cops are in the wrong too and there's black-on-white, white-on-white injustices too. "Cover up wrongdoings" I think this is the biggest thing which the police force do way too much of in support of each other and that's just wrong. When someone does wrong, they deserve punishment and justice to the victim(s)

What about the woman who called the police on a black men and made false claims about it despite it all being filmed or the woman who murder her own child and said they were kidnapped by 2 black men?

Morgan. · 31-05-2020, 06:51 PM

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Originally Posted by JerseyWins

Totally disagree @ blaming the guy at the shop at all, he might've been angry that it was a shoplifting attempt thinking the guy was lying to him and wanted the police to sort it. Maybe he shouldn't have bothered calling but it was fine to do. He didn't know this cop would end up murdering George for no reason.

"Built up on racial motives" there are racial motives but can't agree with being built up on them.. and that is a bold assumption to make especially considering black cops are in the wrong too and there's black-on-white, white-on-white injustices too. "Cover up wrongdoings" I think this is the biggest thing which the police force do way too much of in support of each other and that's just wrong. When someone does wrong, they deserve punishment and justice to the victim(s)

He politely apologised and started returning his goods to where he found them. How is that a police matter? If it was a white man he’d have accepted the apology and gone about his day.

Zizu · 31-05-2020, 06:51 PM

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Originally Posted by Marsh.

Well, it's not untrue. It's like when all of the abuse that goes on in Hollywood was rising to the surface, all of the people that knew things and kept quiet were complicit in the abuse. People have all kinds of reasons for staying quiet ranging from not wanting to lose their jobs, money and status to even more sinister motives but either way silence is complicity.

Oddly enough that applies to two of our supposedly ‘strong , intelligent high profile women’ in the SaVILE case ..

Both ER and JSP kept ‘schtum’ .. on the matter ...

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Cal. · 31-05-2020, 06:53 PM

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Originally Posted by Oliver_W

Sandra Bland killed herself though, after he wrongful arrest.

When she was shorter than the platform she supposedly hung herself from? With a PLASTIC bag? I think not.

JerseyWins · 31-05-2020, 06:54 PM

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Originally Posted by Denver

What about the woman who called the police on a black men and made false claims about it despite it all being filmed or the woman who murder her own child and said they were kidnapped by 2 black men?

Those are awful, racist people...

Denver · 31-05-2020, 07:03 PM

The thing I find the most amazing is how a group of black men protected a police officer after he was disconnected from the group of police despite these people bullying and murdering black men

Oliver_W · 31-05-2020, 07:09 PM

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Originally Posted by Denver

The thing I find the most amazing is how a group of black men protected a police officer after he was disconnected from the group of police despite these people bullying and murdering black men

People are individuals - one policeman isn't every policeman. Thank god those men at least could see that.

Denver · 31-05-2020, 07:15 PM

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Originally Posted by Oliver_W

People are individuals - one policeman isn't every policeman. Thank god those men at least could see that.

Yet they stood up for what was right while all this police officers stand back and watch their colleagues do terrible things and say nothing

Oliver_W · 31-05-2020, 07:19 PM

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Originally Posted by Denver

Yet they stood up for what was right while all this police officers stand back and watch their colleagues do terrible things and say nothing

Maybe none of their colleagues did anything terrible

It's a shame you have such a caustic view of the police. If there were was many murderers in their ranks as you make it sound like, there would be thousands and thousands of murders at their hands.

Smithy · 31-05-2020, 07:23 PM

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Originally Posted by Oliver_W

Maybe none of their colleagues did anything terrible

It's a shame you have such a caustic view of the police. If there were was many murderers in their ranks as you make it sound like, there would be thousands and thousands of murders at their hands.

hundreds not enough for you?

Denver · 31-05-2020, 07:23 PM

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Originally Posted by Oliver_W

Maybe none of their colleagues did anything terrible

It's a shame you have such a caustic view of the police. If there were was many murderers in their ranks as you make it sound like, there would be thousands and thousands of murders at their hands.

Are you being serious?

Tom4784 · 31-05-2020, 07:24 PM

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Originally Posted by Cherie

No bother, but then maybe don’t encourage others to do something you are unable to commit to personally especially in an area you don’t live in

Utterly **** argument tbh.

Protesting takes many forms, you don't have to be marching in London to make a difference, signal boosting the issue is enough, encouraging others that can to try to make a difference is enough. Not everyone can pop down to London, not everyone can go out and protest and to make out that Adam is a hypocrite because he can't do it is nothing more than ignorant gatekeeping bull**** on your part.