Cop in America doing a bad job, again

Yeah I do sometimes. I find it really shitty that they don't blur out the faces of people that say don't film me. I thought that was illegal

Typically not if it’s filmed in public, as there’s no right to privacy. Although an attorney may be better placed to answer that in terms of each specific scenario.
 
Yeah I do sometimes. I find it really shitty that they don't blur out the faces of people that say don't film me. I thought that was illegal
I actually saw them blur a face this past Friday.

They busted some preppy white chick who ended up having a mobile drug lab in the trunk of her car. I guess they feared for her life because she just lost someone ALOT of money.
 
Previous posts about coppers:
Etc.

The hypocrisy of you accusing me of agenda posting is just tragic.

You should know by now, any post where you condemn LE or agree with Eboue is ignored. Any post you make that isn’t outright calling every officer racist or worse means you’re also scum. Logic.
 
You should know by now, any post where you condemn LE or agree with Eboue is ignored. Any post you make that isn’t outright calling every officer racist or worse means you’re also scum. Logic.
I'm amazed it's taking you and Choi as long as it has to lose patience with him. He's incapable of having any reasonable discussion.
 
While you guys jerk each other off over your reasonableness, let me interject. I absolutely have an agenda, I've never denied it. I dont trust anyone who sees the incredible amount of monstrous police crimes and doesnt have an agenda.
 
While you guys jerk each other off over your reasonableness, let me interject. I absolutely have an agenda, I've never denied it. I dont trust anyone who sees the incredible amount of monstrous police crimes and doesnt have an agenda.

Interjecting on two guys jerking each other off just seems rude.

Sorry for not showing you the attention you crave for a moment while talking to someone else. Spotlight is back on you now, carry on fella :)
 
Interjecting on two guys jerking each other off just seems rude.

Sorry for not showing you the attention you crave for a moment while talking to someone else. Spotlight is back on you now, carry on fella :)

You and ivaldo made this about me, I just wanted to talk about 20% of cops being outed as violent racists.
 
You and ivaldo made this about me, I just wanted to talk about 20% of cops being outed as violent racists.

Just like the last “10%” stat you posted, it’s somewhat misleading as a statistic since they didn’t actually take information from every cop. If I think racism is bad? Yes eboue racism is bad.

And again, you don’t want to talk. I’ve offered thoughts before and you just then use it condescendingly from then on with posts like “maybe they just need more training hue hue hue”
 
Interjecting on two guys jerking each other off just seems rude.

Sorry for not showing you the attention you crave for a moment while talking to someone else. Spotlight is back on you now, carry on fella :)
:lol: Brilliant.
 
Just like the last “10%” stat you posted, it’s somewhat misleading as a statistic since they didn’t actually take information from every cop. If I think racism is bad? Yes eboue racism is bad.

And again, you don’t want to talk. I’ve offered thoughts before and you just then use it condescendingly from then on with posts like “maybe they just need more training hue hue hue”

It's called sampling. Just like how polls dont call every single voter.
 
A 2018 YouGov/Economist poll found that 17% of Americans oppose interracial marriage, with 19% of "other" ethnic groups, 18% of blacks, 17% of whites, and 15% of Hispanics opposing.
If we can agree that opposing interracial marriage is a typical warning sign of racism, then the police are within the margin of error of the national average here.
 
If we can agree that opposing interracial marriage is a typical warning sign of racism, then the police are within the margin of error of the national average here.
ok that's extremely racist but what's the percentage of cops who don't understand how stats work

also the police being only as racist as the rest of the population, in a country as racist as America, isn't exactly a win
 
ok that's extremely racist but what's the percentage of cops who don't understand how stats work

also the police being only as racist as the rest of the population, in a country as racist as America, isn't exactly a win
1) I don’t know. Do you?

2) Okay. Context is valuable though.
 
It's called sampling. Just like how polls dont call every single voter.

It’s not “sampling” when the tweet you posted (which has since been deleted, wonder why) said the numbers reflected 10% of all current officers, when he didn’t realize the numbers were actually taken over a 10 year period. His math was also questioned in the twitter thread.

@Silva can read that too in case he was trying to refer to me in his cops and stats comment :)
 
It’s not “sampling” when the tweet you posted (which has since been deleted, wonder why) said the numbers reflected 10% of all current officers, when he didn’t realize the numbers were actually taken over a 10 year period. His math was also questioned in the twitter thread.

@Silva can read that too in case he was trying to refer to me in his cops and stats comment :)
Oh snap
 
thats a different article fella.



they probably just need more training



The Plain View Project, launched by Philadelphia lawyer Emily Baker-White, examined the accounts of about 2,900 officers from eight departments across the country and an additional 600 retired officers from those same departments. She compiled posts that represented troubling conduct in a database that is replete with racist imagery and memes, and in some cases long, vitriolic exchanges involving multiple officers.


Of the pages of officers whom the Plain View researchers could positively identify, about 1 in 5 of the current officers, and 2 in 5 of the retired officers, made public posts or comments that met that threshold

The Plain View Project used department rosters to search for Facebook pages for every officer in Phoenix; St. Louis; Philadelphia; Dallas; York, Pennsylvania; Twin Falls, Idaho; Denison, Texas; and Lake County, Florida. The locations were chosen to achieve a range of geography and size.
 
It’s not “sampling” when the tweet you posted (which has since been deleted, wonder why) said the numbers reflected 10% of all current officers, when he didn’t realize the numbers were actually taken over a 10 year period. His math was also questioned in the twitter thread.

@Silva can read that too in case he was trying to refer to me in his cops and stats comment :)
yeah, long term studies are famous for sucking
 
thats a different article fella.

Which is why I said “the last 10% article”.

This one has approximate 500 posts from approximately 3000 officers which is all the could recognize on social media from the approximately 14500 officers employed by the departments they looked at in 8 cities or states which met a threshold that only had to include bias...and that’s enough to allege 20% of all officers across the country.

So the other 747,000 to 847,000 officers are painted by the same brush because of that huge undertaking of research.
 
Which is why I said “the last 10% article”.

This one has approximate 500 posts from approximately 3000 officers which is all the could recognize on social media from the approximately 14500 officers employed by the departments they looked at in 8 cities or states which met a threshold that only had to include bias...and that’s enough to allege 20% of all officers across the country.

So the other 747,000 to 847,000 officers are painted by the same brush because of that huge undertaking of research.

just wait till you hear about sample sizes