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This system is not designed to find out where shootings happen. We know that already. It's just designed to detect them faster.
by fallingknife 4y ago
This system is not designed to find out where shootings happen. We know that already. It's just designed to detect them faster.
- 20after4 4y agoNo it's designed to manufacture evidence that they can use to help them get arrest warrants and eventually convictions.
- cratermoon 4y ago> We know that already No, we don't. We know where law enforcement, which we already know is biased, reports shootings happening.Those are two completely different things.
- fallingknife 4y agoThere is no organized conspiracy among law enforcement to hide the location of shootings.
- 8note 4y agoThere doesn't have to be. That's why it's bias. For a really contrived example, in a police department of one for the whole world, put the only officer in Antarctica. You'll find there's only officially shootings in Antarctica
- fallingknife 4y agoThe Antarctica example is not meaningful in the US where police are a universally present institution. There is not a significant number of unreported shootings in the USA. Bodies get found. Victims show up at the hospital. People call the police. If you are claiming that there is significant bias here, you must present evidence that there are unreported shootings in an amount to make up a significant percent of all shootings in the US, or that there is an organized conspiracy by law enforcement to mislead the public about the location of shootings.