https://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news...shing-n1240993
LMPD Major Bridget Hallahan sent out an email to her fellow officers saying that BLM and Antifa protesters will be washing their cars and servicing them at Walmart. Also said they no integrity. She also announced her retirement in the email. Since the news broke, the Department relived her of duty immediately.
What I still don’t see from the right is the outrage over Ken Walker being a legal gun owner and was shot by the police.
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Ken Walker is apparently quite famous and I'm quite sure not the person you're talking about. Can ya'll give me some DEETs so I can get edumacated?
Do you ever get tired of being wrong all the time? Jesus, at least educate yourself to a bare minimum to not look like a Dimm-wit.
God, I mean, there are several instances of Police whistleblowing bad behavior... its just the ones who Whistleblow usually just get fired and/or punished and the behaviors they call out get swept under the rug. And you call yourself Woke.
Why do you keep spelling it like that? D:
He did say single noteworthy instance. If all the whistle-blowers are erased and pushed into obscurity then it's not noteworthy. Noteworthy would be whistle-blowers actually being able to enact change when they come forward. So people never come forward because whats the point and thus they enable shitty people to continue being shitty and if you standby while people abuse their power and positions, you're complicit and no better than them and thus.... ACAB
https://apple.news/AXur3bGmOTF-dfuB1HVZloA
Shaq and Barkley continue to be the realest out there.
Except the cop shot himself. The boyfriend's bullet didn't hit anyone. So they're not the realest they're bootlicking hard-core.
They’re as real as it gets my dude.
Can't be real if you're factually incorrect so.... the entire premise of their opinions is based off wrong information (which is why all charges were dropped against the boyfriend)
I can understand your stance here, but it seems to me like the system is bad not >every< individual cops who are caught in it then? You're (Read: not YOU singular, you in general terms) focusing all your hate and blame on the individuals when the problem is systemic. The good cops have no power to change these systems in place anymore than you or I do on an individual level, the amount of Whistle-blowers fired or punished is proof of this.
Cops can't fix Cops by just calling out the bad Cops when you yourself admit the system itself protects bad cops. Change has to come from the top down and your rank-and-file Cops have every bit as much control of the "Top" as a McDonalds Cook has over Corporate management. its not how it works. If I were a "Good Cop", I'd be begrudgingly content trying to make a positive change in the community by doing my job well and letting my voice be heard through voting in people that can make the changes I can't from the top of command.
You could argue that if enough "Good cops" said "Enough is enough" and stood up for change, we could see some shit happen... and I do kinda agree, but the same could be said for a lot of things in this world that never happen. Regardless, I rightly have no defense for this kind of thing other than human nature to leave well enough alone and wait for change, as almost everyone does. As most of us are doing right now even if we show support for the changes we personally want to see.
Plus, its worth noting, not everyone has the same idea on how to proceed with change.
Joke went over your head but I forgive you.
Edit: I was going for ironically strengthening his point with the appearance of contradicting it. Okay, maybe "joke" isn't the right word... jest?
Karb and Mythe need to shut up and
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