tatteredsoul
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And that is the problem.
Because the "race on race" murder rate is thousands of times greater.
It doesn't matter the race because since the dawn of man humans have committed discriminate and indiscriminate murder against his fellow human. That is an apples and oranges issue.
If you want to know why there is an outcry against police, then you have to critically think about the reasons.
Firstly, the police aren't just regular citizens. They are given authority in exchange for their services to the public. The apparent abuse of that authority through the vector of brutality is a serious problem. The apparent abuse of that authority targeted at certain individuals or groups of individual is no better than criminal behavior.
So, yes it is outrageous when cops are brutalizing and killing people by the thousands, especially when the institution has a history and consistency of doing this against a certain group of people.
The police often obstruct justice, traffic, and commit the same crimes they claim they are preventing or dealing with. That would be fine if they weren't paid to have immunity to charges, act criminally, profile and dehumanizing people.
The argument about race in-killing vs. Cops brutalizing, killing and targeting a group of people is an apples and oranges debate. They are two sociological and politic issues; people have been killing people of their own race for millenia.
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