Yep.

Every time I see one of these articles where they interview cops, it’s always “wahh I can’t do my job now because I might be held accountable for something.”

I know it’s new and scary to be held accountable for your jobs, cops, but you’ll get used to it like the rest of us.

That doesn’t mean the charge will stick, and I’ll guarantee you the cop will claim reasonable suspicion, and probably be acquitted, because really, if all you do is look at someone in the eye, and they immediately take off running, thats suspicious. Cops are trained to spot that kind of behavior.

I love how these police forces are trying to use pity as a political tactic. It’s hilarious. You signed up for the job, now you hate the job? Time for a new job.

uhhh, no. The cops killed Gray, and thats why they are in Jail (currently out on bond). Just arresting him because he fled (all though pointless to begin with) was not the reason for them being in Jail.

Well, for starters, the bangers killing people in Baltimore and other cities aren’t paid by the taxpayers to keep the peace/enforce the law/not beat the everloving shit out of people.

They never would have been charged if, you know, the suspect didn’t end up dead. Besides, that’s only “reasonable suspicion” - that allows them to stop him and search, not necessarily arrest. And he didn’t have anything illegal when they searched him. Hence, it’s an illegal arrest.

Yeah. I don’t get the complaints. The citizens are merely asking the cops to DO THEIR FUCKING JOBS and protect the population. No one is asking them to walk around on egg-shells. They’re bitching because they’ve developed a culture predicated on the de-basement and unilateral violence of young black men who can be…

They are more afraid of going to jail for doing their jobs properly than they are of getting shot on duty.

Right now they can go to jail for following Supreme Court decisions such as Illinois v. Wardlow. The Baltimore States Attorney’s Office essentially overturned the Supreme Court’s decision.

No, you’re not understanding that those numbers are astonishing either way. You’re implying that a significant number of slaves died from causes totally unrelated to their slavery, and that’s bullshit. I don’t care if they fell off a platform, got crushed by machinery, starved to death, baked to death, were simply…

If you chose a random sample of similarly aged American men of the same size, you’d find that roughly the same number would die in a similar time period.

peninsula arab rich boys don’t tend to view dirt-poor peasants from places like Nepal and Bangladesh as ‘people’

My head is woozy from all the spin

Thank you, Mr. Goebbels.

Literally everything from heat stroke to beatings by supervisors for insubordination. These workers are slaves in all but name.

Wouldn’t it be nice to know?

Capitalism

Assorted human rights violations

So nobody should ever point out anything anyone else does wrong ever. Way to feed into the complacency mentality of the first world. Go practice your vaguely-biblical admonishing somewhere else.

Apparently you haven’t watched enough Fox and Friends!