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Thank you, police brutality does upset me.

• verdverm 6y ago
  For black on black crime or police assassinations, in what ways do they make you feel the same or different? Since I cannot reply and you flagged because your world view now has internal doubts and you need time to settle down and contemplate these new thoughts... A police officer killing a black person, is a smaller subset of the racial injustices. For example, why does black on black crime happen, why is it strongly geographically correlated to poverty and police brutality, why do we not talk about it when it accounts for more homicides than the police against minorities, how are retaliatory killings for police brutality not related to the discussion? In what way is asking these questions changing the subject? Is it rather an attempt to enrich the conversation's context to move away from biased and blanket statements? The answers highly depend on your willingness to open your mind.
  • komali2 6y ago
    Oh, a bad faith, fallacious attempt to change the subject, interesting. What you doing on this website? When was the last time you engaged in self reflection? When was the last time you admitted you were wrong?
    • verdverm 6y ago
      > People are inherently good. This is on your website under the values section. Do you still believe it? Are you singling out a group and saying they are different? --- re: I admit fault and incorrectness all of the time. It's part of being open minded. Look at other comments. --- Love takes patience
      • komali2 6y ago
        Damn you really dove in. I respect that. Maybe I was being hard on you, but I still don't really understand or trust your motives here. I do still believe that, yes. The institution of police is filled with inherently good people, who somehow get corrupted - probably by power-aggregators desperate to maintain power.