
Originally Posted by
Zealot
We tolerate state violence because it's spread out and so ingrained in our culture that it's seldom brought to light except in the extreme cases when an innocent victim is actually murdered by law enforcement. If it's less than that, we're so jaded to it that it doesn't even register. Violent responses are covered extensively because it's so rare by comparison, but the reality is aggrieved citizens aren't reproducing one one-thousandth of the violence regularly done to them.
If the state were a good faith actor in these times than the people turning violent would be a signal to call for public meetings to hear the citizens complaints and address them - in this case police reform. When the state meets violence by increasing the same type of violence that finally led to the eruption in the first place, they are not the ones I feel sympathy for.
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