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I think from the original post it's kinda separate in general but cops are out of hand period lately not just white cops shooting black kids. Did you ever see that one cop documentary on hulu where cops talk about some ficked shit.

Nah I haven’t, but you gotta remember I was raised by a cop. My perspective isn’t far removed from compassion. I know the sacrifices made and lives of good cops lost too. I’m not saying there can’t be bad people in a profession, but some people just want to help.

My dads best friend is a cop we all hung out frequently hes one of the good ones and because of that actually had to change precincts or w/e. He did the right thing and got black listed for it. They make it extremly hard just to be a decent human being and be a officer

Fair enough. Don’t police jurisdictions fall in state lines tho? That’d put strain on local communities for investigation I’d assume

Most of the time they are set to investigate themselves.... just like when a officer does something extremly suspect and is taken to court they are somehow allowed to just investigate themselves it's a fucked system

Ok, on the basis of that being the standard id agree. I’m not against reform, I’m against the outrage baiting of the black community by the media because they know it works. We’re so focused on race relations that we’re sending reforms in the wrong direction. That’s my main point

It’s hard to have a civil discussion on police reform when everyone wants to have “unconscious bias” training seminars. It’s ridiculous.

There is some bias but not on flat out killing but just pulling someone over because they look out of place just because color of skin, if that's what you mean.