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The use of word "problem" implies here that it's something that can be fixed. I don't believe it can be fixed, I think this amount of killings is something you
by ttt0 5y ago
The use of word "problem" implies here that it's something that can be fixed. I don't believe it can be fixed, I think this amount of killings is something you should expect no matter what. Just prosecute whoever's guilty and move on.
I don't care enough to verify if there was a rise in homicides, I just heard about it. But yes, anyone who's not an activist for your righteous cause is a part of a problem. I'm a terrible person, I know.
- dillondoyle 5y agoI disagree and this is probably pointless given your comments. Prosecuting police is basically brand new, and still a tiny tiny % so that's not enough. I disagree we can only deal with it after the fact. I'm pretty pessimistic but I just can't get on board with your worldview of utter futility. even if tilting at windmills 99% of the time, even tiny increments, change does happen. I's also important to look at violence police perpetrate and escalate that isn't bullets. One thing I think HN could get into is body cameras which <i>have</i> made a big difference and an area tech and law can improve. maybe use an ASIC and ML like Blink to enable all on 'smart' recording and storage with lower battery usage (and cops can carry larger batteries + storage that is a lame excuse). low power bluetooth can recognize when inside a cop car to save space etc. Couple that with changing laws to make all the now-fully saved video automatically public for accountability. Could use technology again to blur faces until legal proceedings determine to unmask.