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Also, where are the police not too violent? No, seriously. Someone should make a map that graphs these incidents... like a crime heatmap.
by MCRed 11y ago
Also, where are the police not too violent?
No, seriously. Someone should make a map that graphs these incidents... like a crime heatmap.
- erpellan 11y agoEurope. Asia. Pretty much every civilised country.
- b6 11y agoThroughout China, the chengguan have a reputation for brutality. If you meant to say "Asia (except for China)", is it possible you stated your point too flippantly?
- yummyfajitas 11y agoWell, except for China, Malaysia, India. In India the cops will do whatever they want and get away with it. I'm wealthy enough to bribe the police as needed, but many folks aren't. A fellow I met in Kuala Lumpur told me they are starting "black lives matter", though the word "black" doesn't identify any particular ethnic group. Migrants from poorer islands/regions are more commonly targeted than locals, however. (Kuala Lumpur is quite wealthy, roughly US poverty level. However rural areas are significantly poorer.)
- jpmoral 11y agoIn the Philippines, police shoot suspects in custody and say the (handcuffed) suspect tried to grab an officer's gun, thus necessitating the (always fatal) shooting. People then applaud how tough on crime the police are, and anyone who brings up human rights are derided as bleeding-heart idiots.