Urban areas are almost universally Democrat so this is quite simply a correlation =/= causation issue. Not exactly a brilliant take
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YEP, nailed it
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It’s not just the cops. Prosecutors and judges in our nation’s big cities drive mass incarceration and all its racial implications.
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and many of the policemen/women live in the red suburbs.
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Maybe we should blame the violent cops, and not Democrat cities. Especially considering most cops, violent or not, vote republican.
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I’m not saying it does not bro. Chicago’s notorious for it but it doesn’t, should not fall into politics. We need internal from inside-out
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Well, then we are on the same page.
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Both Republicans and Democrats serve power, not us. Greater/lesser evil politics is what got us here. Third parties and Independents have policies that would help us all. But people are too afraid to risk losing; "wasting their vote".
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Police Unions and the Blue Wall of Silence are pretty powerful forces everywhere.
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Time for a house cleaning in the Democratic party.
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I've always thought police were more tribal than political. They are free to be dicks no matter which party is in power.
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