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Yeah if being a smartass was illegal I'd have gone to jail so many times I swear. When I'm frisked I make obscene and lewd sounds and comments XDXD. 

The female officer is always like ma'am I do not want to do this the hard way. 

One time I was so mad and a couple officers came up to me and a couple friends and they asked us to step against the wall. I got so mad because I know they were going to frisk us. I started stripping XD I was like let me make it easier for you. I took my shirt off and had on some shorts so I was like I'm sure you can tell there ain't nothing but ass in these shorts. LOL 

I'm rude as hell, cops annoy me. 

Yeah pretty disgusting isn't it? The people meant to serve and protect just go home and take out all their stress on their spouses. Pitiful if you ask me. 

I like that attitude pink. You're right, the police aren't going to help you get your stufff back, and they aren't going chase down that creepy guy who wanted to give you a ride at 3 in morning to the middle nowhere because you have a nice ass.

I like the police. 9 times out of 10 they are great people, but I totally understand why people hate them, because it only takes one time for them to totally fuck up your life.

The only genuine problem is, that the police work for businesses and other individuals. So, you end up with these guys who work in reasonably crime free areas who do the bidding of other people.

http://www.cihr-irsc.gc.ca/e/45838.html

Canada has the 9th highest rate of bullying in the 13-years-olds category on a scale of 35 countries1

At least 1 in 3 adolescent students in Canada have reported being bullied recently2

Among adult Canadians, 38% of males and 30% of females reported having experienced occasional or frequent bullying during their school years3

47% of Canadian parents report having a child victim of bullying4

The rate of discrimination experienced among students who identify as Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Trans-identified, Two-Spirited, Queer or Questioning (LGBTQ) is three times higher than heterosexual youth4

Girls are more likely to be bullied on the Internet than boys6

7% of adult Internet users in Canada, age 18 years and older, self-reported having been a victim of cyber-bullying at some point in their life7

The most common form of cyber-bullying involved receiving threatening or aggressive e-mails or instant messages, reported by 73% of victims6

40% of Canadian workers experience bullying on a weekly basis7

Everyone is so bad at resorting to the police to solve non-crimes, that hate crime has jumped up 40%+. Why these cities? Because they are major university centres.

http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/hate-crime-reports-jump-by-42-in-canada-1.1051249

 Four cities accounted for most of the increase in police-reported hate crimes: Ottawa, where the number of incidents increased by 83, Toronto (79), Kitchener-Cambridge-Waterloo (62), and Montreal (61).

 

This is where things get extremely scary as there was entry into the house by the police, providing a total opportunity for a corrupt officer to plant a genuine gun. Why a kindergarden teacher can have you arrested for nothing is messed up, and this is where harassment is a problem, once you look past police who shake up bad areas and chase down or clean up crime in "the beat".

Man shocked by arrest after daughter draws picture of gun at school

http://www.therecord.com/news-story/2598150-man-shocked-by-arrest-after-daughter-draws-picture-of-gun-at-school/

 A Kitchener father is upset that police arrested him at his children’s’ school Wednesday, hauled him down to the station and strip-searched him, all because his four-year-old daughter drew a picture of a gun at school.

“I’m picking up my kids and then, next thing you know, I’m locked up,” Jessie Sansone, 26, said Thursday.

“I was in shock. This is completely insane. My daughter drew a gun on a piece of paper at school.”

Hey, maybe she drew a picture of a gun famously known in crime circles as belonging to one sect. So, now you know where kindergarden teachers are at, but we'll never see those pictures, right?

"Sure but least I checked regular citizens don't have the same status and authority an officer does."
Cops are still hired from the pool of "regular citizens". Change how the majority of citizens think and you'll also change the majority of the cops that are produced from them. The problem isn't that they have power, it's that they misuse it, and said misuse roots from things that were likely a part of them when they weren't cops yet.

"Easy for said officer to draw his gun and unload it in a person's face and walk away absolutely clean than for a regular citizen to do the same."
Again, how they're handled could stand to be reformatted.

"All the officer has to say is I was scared or "he/she was reaching for my weapon" no one will nay say them."
Anyone with leverage needs proof presented against them or it becomes a matter of their word vs yours, and this applies outside of just police, but anyone with more sway than you have. They're easier to trust in a court of law because of their role while you remain a nobody. Show that they're abusing their power and at the very least the people will side with you and throw a media shit storm over it. There's plenty of anti-cop bandwagons that love an excuse to hate cops.

Without a reason that's directly relevant to your case, why should anyone trust a civilian over a cop? They at least had training, you're an unknown to them.

"Of course I could sit here and take your pacific approach and stay calm and reasonable but you and I aren't the same people."
Well yeah, your temper at points is a little unstable. You trying to be "a pacifist" would likely be a struggle, where my "being civil" comes naturally.

"Also like I said it's something that get's pretty tiring really fast."
So it's really about patience then?

"I sure as hell know that if you with your hair is walking on one side of the road and a black was walking on the other side they'll stop him everything single time as opposed to stopping you."
So far anyway I've been stopped sooner each time. Being white with long hair walking around at night screams "Drug User", which is much easier to excuse themselves for thinking than a matter of race.

"You are more than welcome to say I am pulling the race card or whatever but I wouldn't expect you to understand or see the microaggressions or to understand the struggles of being of color in this so called "not racist America". "
You are, but the race card is about society, not just it's law enforcement. There's plenty who don't fit the bill of being deemed a "target of racism" that still deal with shit of their own. Focusing purely on the cops is missing the point entirely.

"Microaggressions"?

Lol, "I wouldn't expect you to understand". How racist of you~

by Air

I take police officers the same way I take most. As individuals. I tend not to generalize because humans are complex animals. I've had some cops come around and do their job proper, with all politeness, and then I've known some to be real pricks. In Texas, I call them sharks. There is no shortage of them, and they're always slowly circling around every 2 miles or so. By 2010 I had 4 warrants out for my arrest. lol
Not because all cops are assholes and the law is always wrong- but because I'm a big asshole myself!

 Ha! Texas has a lot of cops. That's rich. I thought conservatives were anti-government? I swear they don't make any sense sometimes.

I dated a cop once; I really thought I'd needed a fuckeen restraining order. I called it off around 20 times. And he kept on researching people I knew and told me not to associate with him or her. Kept coming over.... even though I told him this ain't gonna work, find another gal.   I have a couple of family members that are cops; there cool. But I'm bias towards them.  But most, I believe, can be somewhat psycho themselves,  egocentric ( on a power trip) and narcs. themselves.  

I take police officers the same way I take most. As individuals. I tend not to generalize because humans are complex animals. I've had some cops come around and do their job proper, with all politeness, and then I've known some to be real pricks. In Texas, I call them sharks. There is no shortage of them, and they're always slowly circling around every 2 miles or so. By 2010 I had 4 warrants out for my arrest. lol
Not because all cops are assholes and the law is always wrong- but because I'm a big asshole myself!

Unfortunately yes ! There are many good and bad cops. He would let me know many dirty cops he worked with; he opened up,  even though he told me that he shouldn't be disclosing this info. He said there were more bad cops at tge station than good. He was a little freek by the end though. Started off good. He said he liked it that I wasn't intimidated by his cop suit. I never really talked about his job duty too much; where he said other women just got off on that. We had fun doing outings together, he showed me lots of stuff I wasn't experienced with; I was young.  He was going through a bad divorse and I never felt right dating him under the circumstances.  The age gap was something that turned me off too. Then he wouldn't leave me alone. 

It's that kind of attitude where you can guarantee a police officers kid feels they are the above the law and commits more crime than anyone else. I know, because I knew one.

This is a tough call because it is some unknown source. I'm not saying it's accurate.

http://womenandpolicing.com/violencefs.asp

Two studies have found that at least 40% of police officer families experience domestic violence, (1, 2) in contrast to 10% of families in the general population.(3) A third study of older and more experienced officers found a rate of 24% (4), indicating that domestic violence is 2-4 times more common among police families than American families in general. A police department that has domestic violence offenders among its ranks will not effectively serve and protect victims in the community.5, 6, 7, 8 Moreover, when officers know of domestic violence committed by their colleagues and seek to protect them by covering it up, they expose the department to civil liability.7

 

 

Normally I'd say this lady was being unco-operative, and deserved what she got. However, the police officer in this situation is clearly incompetent. That's probably what violence is more than anything. Incompetence.

Air said,

I take police officers the same way I take most. As individuals. I tend not to generalize because humans are complex animals. I've had some cops come around and do their job proper, with all politeness, and then I've known some to be real pricks. In Texas, I call them sharks.

I've heard them be called robocops. They are by the book, everything, to the tee, and they are entirely brainless. It is accurate. It's like having a Terminator stare you down and arrest you for having your shoelaces un-tied. I think the younger suburban police are more prone to that than urban police who have more interest and experience in maintaining the peace. Only guessing. I'll bet the suburban cops inadvertently start riots more often than anyone else. I'm only guessing though.

On a side note. Is this the forum where we were posting Vietnam soldiers up against the police?

"Microaggressions are the everyday verbal, nonverbal, and environmental slights, snubs, or insults, whether intentional or unintentional, which communicate hostile, derogatory, or negative messages to target persons based solely upon their marginalized group membership" 

Take a multi-cultural class and you'll understand the phrase. 

Comb your hair or wear a hood. Problem solved. I can not change my skin and telling a young black boy to put a hood on is signing a death certificate. 

Yeah I won't lie a part of me is racist as all hell when it comes to white people. Want to know why because people of color no matter what we do we have to be better and we have to work a lot harder to even be considered or seen as something equal to the whiteman. That kind of resilience is something quite marvelous if you ask me. 

"The New York Civil Union (NYCU) has collected a large amount of data on Stop-and-Frisk since its enforcement in 2002. In 2004, out of 160,851 citizens that were stopped based on the legislation, only 12% were White while 54% were African American and 31% were Latino Americans. Even a decade later, these statistics have stayed somewhat consistent. In the first half of 2014, out of the 27,527 individuals stopped, 53% were African American, 28% Latino American, and 12% were White citizens." 

Those numbers are a lot higher now let me find you something more recent so you don't have a heart attack. 

"On the other hand, from 2002 to 2011, black and Latino residents made up close to 90 percent of people stopped, and about 88 percent of stops – more than 3.8 million – were of innocent New Yorkers. Even in neighborhoods that are predominantly white, black and Latino New Yorkers face the disproportionate brunt. For example, in 2011, Black and Latino New Yorkers made up 24 percent of the population in Park Slope, but 79 percent of stops." - Sheesh crazy isn't it. Hell I know Park Slope white as hell and yet look who gets targeted tsk tsk. You are more than welcome to find these stats in your city if indeed you do have stop and frisk. 

"here has been an increasing amount of deaths in black communities due to police officers firing their weapons at them. in 2012, the Malcolm X Grass Roots Movement, an organization of “New Afrikans” whose mission is to defend the human rights of African American people and promote self-determination in their communities, created the report “Operation Ghetto Storm: 2012 report on the extrajudicial killings of 313 Black people by Police, security guards, and vigilantes”. The report was published half way through the year 2012, but after year concluded, the report was updated; they came to the conclusion that an African American citizen is killed every 28 hours in the U.S. Several cases, when investigated, concluded that the police officers involved were innocent of any crimes or misconduct" - 

Pitiful every 28 hours. Every 28 hours can you imagine that. Sad when I have to hear a black mom give her son the talk about how it is that he is suppose to reach into his pocket for his wallet or an ID. 

"CNN legal analyst, Sunny Hostin, who is an African American woman, on a segment about “Raising Black Children in America” stated that “any parent of color, Latino or African American parents must have these conversations with their children. It is just really a reality. It’s the same conversation, I think, that many parents have about ‘stranger danger’. It’s the same conversation that parents have with their children about ‘look both ways before you cross the street." 

^ You can go ahead and call me a racist for telling you that you will never understand what that is like for parent or child. Like I said you can comb your hair or put a hood on we can not change the color of our skin or blend in to be something else. 

http://youtu.be/t5S2qRcO8Qw  - Eric Garner there is your evidence. That officer was acquitted. "I can't breathe, I can't breathe" You count and let me know how many times he said "I can''t breathe". Two months ago he was selling looses and the punishment is murder? Well damn

 http://youtu.be/MSNbpvX1qYc - MAYBE 20? Lawd that is a 12 year old baby. Hell my question is did they really ask him to put his hands up or just shoot? Let's not forget how fake gun was never mentioned. 

http://youtu.be/saQ8wW4DwkY - Seems a little funny to me I've surely never seen a cop go to the passenger side to ask for a License. His hands were up don't forget that. 

http://youtu.be/C0FH5SBEmG4-Is that what we call policing? Let me know? 

http://youtu.be/eZMUnAJTuFA - Feared for their life? XDXD Oh man. Let's not forget the resisted arrest part. Hell I should be shoot and stomped for resisting arrest it seems.

http://gawker.com/unarmed-people-of-color-killed-by-police-1999-2014-1666672349 So how many more of these are needed before there are legislations and policies passed that seriously crack down on police brutality? If you can't see the majority of these people did not receive any justice TC. Makes me wonder whpo it is that is really entitled to be served and protected in this country. Hell I wake up everyday knowing that it could be a brother of mine, cousin or even more friends on this list. 

Shit and I sure as hell know that that list should be a lot longer. I mean every 28 hours man. 

A little scary when you hear people like Angela Davis (and if you don't know who she is pick up a book on her life or on the Black Panthers and you'll know) are saying that today it is worse than it was in the 60s and 70s because of police brutality. Hell really makes you think especially if you know your history.

I can continue with this forever really. I have no problem sending you more formal research you let me know. 

Now let me be clear I'm not saying let's get rid of cops, I am saying they are abusing their powers and there needs to be policies put in place to keep them in check. Hell let's start with the police body cams maybe that will  work. Again to be clear I am also not saying white people aren't harassed by the cops or that some of these unjust deaths weren't cause by cops of color but the point is cops/policing as a whole needs to be on a tighter leash.