FYI Tyre Nichols

[ZeroK]

Here In The USA Police Departments And Cities Are Preparing For The Possible Civil Unrest Regarding The Graphic Video To Be Released In 2hrs. @Ward Cleaver Covered The Police Beating And Subsequent Murder Very Well In The Thread He Started. Is Your City On Lock Down? Here On The West Coast We're Going To Stand Up To The Cops

 

[VileBreed]

So glad the cops were niggers for a change.

 

[Nihilianth]

So glad the cops were niggers for a change.

Yeah, because even you getting sick of how easily white niggers chimp out as a gang against single individuals. Makes your race look weak and easily angered like a bunch of chimps.

In other news, someone within my company sent out a company-wide message warning our drivers about going into certain cities. Lol.

 

[Flatus Tube]

That kid is emulating one of David Elsewhere’s trademark body popping moves 😂.

 

[CirePerry1]

Here In The USA Police Departments And Cities Are Preparing For The Possible Civil Unrest Regarding The Graphic Video To Be Released In 2hrs. @Ward Cleaver Covered The Police Beating And Subsequent Murder Very Well In The Thread He Started. Is Your City On Lock Down? Here On The West Coast We're Going To Stand Up ToIf local police can't handle it, The Troops will be called, You cant Win.

If the local police can't take care of the situation, The Feds call troops. You can't win.

 

[Jenny]

Skycop pole camera footage of the event isn't great from rumors & no audio, just kicks to head, batons.
When will bodycam & additional be released if there is any?
It reminds me of Rodney King.

 

[A Platinum Orum]

How is you?

 

[bipolar_transistor]

George Floyd was pettymuch at fault. This guy did not deserve this.

 

[Smooby]

When they caught up to him after he escaped he was 100 yards from his house. He started screaming for his mom at some point when he figured out they were gonna beat him to death. Apparently he had no criminal record which is pretty fkn impressive for a black person. Fuck all cops imo, they're all power hungry ego maniacs. Speaking from personal experience, if you are detained the best thing to do is cooperate. You can't give these assholes any reason to use force, because they will at the drop of a hat.

 

[Sauerkraut]

So glad the cops were niggers for a change.

Apparently it’s still the fault of white supremacy.

 

[ZeroK]

When they caught up to him after he escaped he was 100 yards from his house. He started screaming for his mom at some point when he figured out they were gonna beat him to death. Apparently he had no criminal record which is pretty fkn impressive for a black person. Fuck all cops imo, they're all power hungry ego maniacs. Speaking from personal experience, if you are detained the best thing to do is cooperate. You can't give these assholes any reason to use force, because they will at the drop of a hat.

Thanks for posting these videos I actually hadn’t seen them yet. Agreed that u should just cooperate, even if u dislike them. As a physician you would think they would see me as being on the same side but I’ve had bad experiences with cops.

 

[mrln]

Yeah, because even you getting sick of how easily white niggers chimp out as a gang against single individuals. Makes your race look weak and easily angered like a bunch of chimps.

In other news, someone within my company sent out a company-wide message warning our drivers about going into certain cities. Lol.

can you reiterate on the first two sentences? it doesnt makes sense to me.

well i dont blame the person who sent warning notices out. theyre just looking out for the company vehicles.



ok so seeing how this story has been on the news for a week or so now,theyve never mentioned if this guy was a black man or nigger. he have a record? is he a gang banger? was there any warrants out on him? is he the kind of guy who keeps getting arrested a few times a month and released every time and the cops acted the way they did because theyre tired of him and the system so they decided to do a lil street justice themselves?
and if all is a no,then why did they treat this man the way they did? he even complied to their demands. and still got this abuse. so now when the cops say,"just comply and everything will be alright",do you think the person will believe him/them?
which leads to the person being combative and not wanting to cooperate with the cop. which in turn makes the cop(s) mad and retalitory toward them and then you have what the end result was. death. then riots ensue and blablablablabla....

 

[stev1955]

I am sorry to hear this young guy eventually died. Personally I'm very pro-police, but I think with five officers yelling at you to do things it could get very confusing on what exactly to do to satisfy all five. I think he was kind of cooperating at first but then it all went to shit. The officers did start out with more force that appeared to be necessary.

 

[Nihilianth]

can you reiterate on the first two sentences? it doesnt makes sense to me.

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Sure. I was just trying to be clever, and it ended up being more clumsy the way I wrote it.

Basically, a racist saying they're glad it was some "nigger cops for once."

My response was that even RACISTS are getting sick of white cops acting like a bunch a gang-banging chimps on individuals.

well i dont blame the person who sent warning notices out. theyre just looking out for the company vehicles.

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Oh, I'm not upset about it. I don't blame them either. A few routes have been shifted, like in Texas, we've asked drivers on I-35 heading east and/or north to use the more southern I-30 instead, as it avoids OKC, Springfield, and ESPECIALLY St. Louis.

ok so seeing how this story has been on the news for a week or so now,theyve never mentioned if this guy was a black man or nigger. he have a record? is he a gang banger? was there any warrants out on him? is he the kind of guy who keeps getting arrested a few times a month and released every time and the cops acted the way they did because theyre tired of him and the system so they decided to do a lil street justice themselves?
and if all is a no,then why did they treat this man the way they did? he even complied to their demands. and still got this abuse. so now when the cops say,"just comply and everything will be alright",do you think the person will believe him/them?
which leads to the person being combative and not wanting to cooperate with the cop. which in turn makes the cop(s) mad and retalitory toward them and then you have what the end result was. death. then riots ensue and blablablablabla....

I haven't watched the video yet. Been too busy since it's release. Will watch a little later today.

In any case, it doesn't matter what the context was. Cops are not judge, jury, and executioner. If they can't do the job they're paid to do, then just like any other profession, they need to be fired and/or find another job. I hear that all the time coming from right wingers regarding 16 year old unprofessional teenage kids making minimum wage at fast food restaurants who make mistakes on food orders.

Well, the same argument SHOULD apply to actual adult professionals wearing uniforms and representing local and state governments. Their job is to catch criminals, serve warrants, and issue fines. That's it. Leave the job of punishing criminals up to the court.

I just had this conversation the other day with one of my drivers on my account. He was worrying about the routes upper management was issuing for the weekend and through next week. I told him to just follow the tablet, and don't worry about the load being late. He tried arguing about it, but I told him he doesn't have to worry about anything other than the safety of himself, his truck, his cargo, and keeping his wheels turning when hes not tired or overly stressed. Let those of us in logistics worry about logistics and keeping in contact with the customer regarding ETAs, just like I let my boss worry about his job whatever it is he does in his office all day behind his closed door.

I understand these beat cops are young and inexperienced in general. Typically in their early to mid 20s, at the height of their physical condition. Beat cops are supposed to be physically fit, so to have an older person above the age of 30 where they're beginning to slow down a little bit, isn't practical. That's what lieutenants and their supervisors are for. To bring experience and discipline to their force. And that's where the real problem really begins:

The very idea of the "Thin Blue Line," and the TLB flag. Complaints to a beat cop's LT and/or other supervisor needs to be taken seriously, just like in any other industry with employees and managers. Furthermore, the department should be required to follow-up with the complainant about actions taken to show they took the complaint seriously and have worked to improve their department in a more professional manner.

Another thing that needs to be reformed, are the police unions. Police departments and city governments should be allowed to fire bad cops, and to have them blacklisted so they don't jump to another department and continue their bad behavior. They also need to have some sort of malpractice insurance, just like doctors and nurses have to carry. My company has to have our trucks insured. All drivers need to carry insurance, regardless if they are professionals or not. Sports teams have insurance on their athletes. Businesses both large and small have insurance on their employees. Why cops are any different, is beyond me. US tax payers have to foot the bill when they get sued. It's bullshit.

 

[mrln]

Sure. I was just trying to be clever, and it ended up being more clumsy the way I wrote it.

Basically, a racist saying they're glad it was some "nigger cops for once."

My response was that even RACISTS are getting sick of white cops acting like a bunch a gang-banging chimps on individuals.


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Oh, I'm not upset about it. I don't blame them either. A few routes have been shifted, like in Texas, we've asked drivers on I-35 heading east and/or north to use the more southern I-30 instead, as it avoids OKC, Springfield, and ESPECIALLY St. Louis.


I haven't watched the video yet. Been too busy since it's release. Will watch a little later today.

In any case, it doesn't matter what the context was. Cops are not judge, jury, and executioner. If they can't do the job they're paid to do, then just like any other profession, they need to be fired and/or find another job. I hear that all the time coming from right wingers regarding 16 year old unprofessional teenage kids making minimum wage at fast food restaurants who make mistakes on food orders.

Well, the same argument SHOULD apply to actual adult professionals wearing uniforms and representing local and state governments. Their job is to catch criminals, serve warrants, and issue fines. That's it. Leave the job of punishing criminals up to the court.

I just had this conversation the other day with one of my drivers on my account. He was worrying about the routes upper management was issuing for the weekend and through next week. I told him to just follow the tablet, and don't worry about the load being late. He tried arguing about it, but I told him he doesn't have to worry about anything other than the safety of himself, his truck, his cargo, and keeping his wheels turning when hes not tired or overly stressed. Let those of us in logistics worry about logistics and keeping in contact with the customer regarding ETAs, just like I let my boss worry about his job whatever it is he does in his office all day behind his closed door.

I understand these beat cops are young and inexperienced in general. Typically in their early to mid 20s, at the height of their physical condition. Beat cops are supposed to be physically fit, so to have an older person above the age of 30 where they're beginning to slow down a little bit, isn't practical. That's what lieutenants and their supervisors are for. To bring experience and discipline to their force. And that's where the real problem really begins:

The very idea of the "Thin Blue Line," and the TLB flag. Complaints to a beat cop's LT and/or other supervisor needs to be taken seriously, just like in any other industry with employees and managers. Furthermore, the department should be required to follow-up with the complainant about actions taken to show they took the complaint seriously and have worked to improve their department in a more professional manner.

Another thing that needs to be reformed, are the police unions. Police departments and city governments should be allowed to fire bad cops, and to have them blacklisted so they don't jump to another department and continue their bad behavior. They also need to have some sort of malpractice insurance, just like doctors and nurses have to carry. My company has to have our trucks insured. All drivers need to carry insurance, regardless if they are professionals or not. Sports teams have insurance on their athletes. Businesses both large and small have insurance on their employees. Why cops are any different, is beyond me. US tax payers have to foot the bill when they get sued. It's bullshit.
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yes these cops should have their own liability insurance policy. its not right that we have to pay for the law suits that occur. it is bullshit.
when i had my business,i was working in million (or few) dollar homes. i had to have an insurance policy for a million bux. in case i broke a vase or sumshit that was worth a few hundred thou. or more.
so it should be that these cops should be required to carry a liability ins policy. it will protect the tax payer. it will help keep taxes down because of the town having an ins policy i recon. this way money isnt being shelled out for any kind of law suit,but maybe to give them a better salary. or a better teacher salary. maybe more money goes to the schools for supplies and or for programs. or potholes. or something!