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    The Wall Street Journal‏Verified account @WSJ Mar 31

    How many people do police kill each year? There isn't an easy answerhttps://on.wsj.com/2pSosGA 

    4:30 AM - 31 Mar 2018
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      1. AWS‏ @Shwako Mar 31
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        Another person killed in a “confrontation” with the cops, huh? Bet ‘yes sir, no sir’ they would still be alive..

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      1. Angelina‏ @AngelinaT18 Mar 31
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        How many people shot by the police each year are criminals?

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      1. Mike Rodman‏ @CBXMike Mar 31
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        How many people do police save every year?

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      1. StandsAlone‏ @LoureiroArt Mar 31
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        Naïve to think that there aren't bad cops, but it is equally naïve to blame an entire institution. Sometimes honest mistakes do happen.

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      1. Steve‏ @steve_v999 Mar 31
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        As many as necessary

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      1. gildumasku‏ @gildumasku Mar 31
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        Very easy answer: Far too many!

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      1. Taytu Betul, Earth of Menelik II‏ @jSpechal Mar 31
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        So after reading a similar headlines a few years back but then I remember, The http://Government.So ...,

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      1. sebastian m‏ @Peacemaker71M Mar 31
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        That means police shooter and victims are no perfect

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      2. Well-Adjusted Hatter‏ @Schizoineffect Mar 31
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        Two years later, most German sundown signs actually came own at Berlin's insistence as Germany prepared for the 1936 Olympic Games. During this period, hundreds and perhaps thousands of towns in America already displayed signs like the ones the Germans were putting up,

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      3. Well-Adjusted Hatter‏ @Schizoineffect Mar 31
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        directed against African Americans, but our government in Washington never ordered any of them removed, not even those on California highways as America prepared for the 1932 Los Angeles Olympics. To be sure, beginning in 1938, Germany's "Final Solution" made communities free of

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      4. Well-Adjusted Hatter‏ @Schizoineffect Mar 31
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        Jews in a much more vicious way than anything the United States ever achieved. Still, it is sobering to realize that many jurisdictions in America had accomplished by 1934--36 what Nazis in those years could only envy. Sundown Towns by James W. Loewen

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      1. Connie C. Keys‏ @hotelkeys Mar 31
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        Huh? The Washington Post keeps track.

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