Tuesday, August 19, 2014

Police State

Cops advocate the rapist's doctrine.
"Whenever a Mundane is approached by a member of the state’s punitive priesthood, Dutta explains, “here is the bottom line” from the perspective of the privileged aggressor: “[I]f you don’t want to get shot, tased, pepper-sprayed, struck with a baton or thrown to the ground, just do what I tell you. Don’t argue with me, don’t call me names, don’t tell me that I can’t stop you, don’t say that I’m a racist pig, don’t threaten that you’ll sue me and take away my badge. Don’t even think of aggressively walking towards me” (which would mean, apparently, that if the Mundane obeys a command to approach the officer he had better not frighten the timid creature giving the orders by complying too enthusiastically). "
Don't resist. Bend over and take it.
"Dutta claims that “in the overwhelming majority of cases it is not the cops, but the people they stop, who can prevent detentions from turning into tragedies,” a claim rooted in the assumption that police escalation will stop as soon as the subject submits – and, on the other hand, that violence will continue until submission is achieved. By this standard, the cop is presumptively in the right, and the victim of abuse is presumed to be wrong – the direct inversion of the standard used in the “Tom Joad Test.”"
Blaming the victim.

Retired New York City cop admits cops are first and foremost uniformed tax collectors.

I don't know who's lying about what happened in Ferguson. Probably everybody. Some say the cop was aware of the robbery. Will Grigg says he wasn't.
"According to the store’s owner, police didn’t issue a subpoena for the store’s surveillance video until last Friday — the day it was provided to the media by police officials, along with the name of Officer Darren Wilson, who fatally shot Brown a few minutes after the incident at the store. Wilson was not aware of the alleged robbery, and he was not pursuing Brown as a suspect. The fatal encounter began when Wilson rebuked Brown and his friend, Dorian Johnson, for jaywalking. "
The cops have been busy threatening peaceful protesters and watching rioters loot, maybe too busy to worry about the video until then.
"An excerpt of the security video shot from a different angle shows the figure identified as Brown at a check-out counter paying for the cigars before the apparent confrontation with the store clerk.
It’s not clear why the clerk confronted Brown, and why the much larger 18-year-old shoved the clerk, if no robbery was involved."
This is why a private investigator should be employed.

Ferguson police kill knive-wielding man.

Police departments are over-funded.

With Obama and Holder in power, race-based attacks spike in Washington, D.C. with most victims being white.

Cops cleared for killing people over 400 times a year.
"More than 400 fatal police killings a year are sanctioned by local, state and federal authorities as justified homicides, but the FBI doesn’t specifically track how many times officers are prosecuted for improperly causing a person’s death."
That's because the number is zero or close to it.

What kind of sicko would strive to create a drug that made prisoners feel they'd been in jail for 1,000 years?

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