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Why is the Brazilian police officer wrong when he kills someone and why is any other officer in any other country right when he does the same? Mistakes happen i
by ramon 7y ago
Why is the Brazilian police officer wrong when he kills someone and why is any other officer in any other country right when he does the same? Mistakes happen it's part of this duty of being the police.
It's a matter of solving the issues it's the most important thing.
I was thinking about the other day since the police is so involved why not start investigating the police and what they own so you can understand where there are the bribes.
- coldtea 7y ago>Why is the Brazilian police officer wrong when he kills someone and why is any other officer in any other country right when he does the same? Who said that? They are wrong in many cases, whether the country. >Mistakes happen it's part of this duty of being the police. Killing urban poor indiscriminately whenever crime is suspected (or even widely overusing open fire even when crime is actually committed), are not mistakes, are policies. Fascist policies. Brazil is as bad as the Philippines in this regard (and US trigger-happy cops and SWATing overuse are bad too, yes).
- ramon 7y agoThis is what I'm saying why is Brazil bad in this regard? How is any other place better? I think it's just people wanting to talk bad about something they don't know. Statistics is nothing if you are not living it, statistics can be hidden too, look at how many donators vs organ transplants in China.
- coldtea 7y ago>This is what I'm saying why is Brazil bad in this regard? How is any other place better? In the way that most other places have less butcher cops and less blood-thirsty supporters of them... And the more police-civilized places (e.g. most of Nordic and Western Europe, Japan, New Zealand, etc) have almost zero.
- ramon 7y agoThe problem is the police or the environment they act upon? Is it lack of training or it is the behaviour?