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And yet, American citizenry at large and the justice system in general gives the police the benefit of the doubt in all matters versus the populace. Are we real
by aswanson 12y ago
And yet, American citizenry at large and the justice system in general gives the police the benefit of the doubt in all matters versus the populace. Are we really that dumb as a country? If you have to ask...
- sukilot 12y agoAs horrible as police brutality it, it still directly hurts less than ~20% of society (more in some really bad areas, less in others). So only those, plus the few percent of others who have a sense of compassion, are opposed to the brutality. The rest are either ignorant or complicit or in cognitir dissonance.
- snsr 12y ago> As horrible as police brutality it, it still directly hurts less than ~20% of society. So only those, plus the few percent of others who have a sense of compassion, are opposed to the brutality. Your unsupported position is disgusting. It hurts all of us when some are beyond reproach for brutalizing and murdering the most vulnerable in our society.
- girvo 12y agoIt's a shame the parent is being downvoted, as I read it they're not condoning that reaction, merely commenting on it. And they're right: that's exactly how the masses react to things like this. I wish more people reacted like you did, and I want to help build a world where that's the case.