Oh My-Oh-My...!! Here's a good example of what mental conditioning the Blue Pill
can manufacture. In the real world, a person is generally not accused of a crime that
they are not connected with.
Police in the first-world tend not to randomly knock on a person's door and accuse
them of a crime without information and evidence that indicates this person is involved.
This isn't a racial biased or deeply-embedded attitude that relates to an external view of
a citizen. It's not because of poverty -although I'd agree that social status may be involved
with the reason that those of certain wealth-generating positions in Government and business
can have a degree of leverage to some extent in regards of legal accountability.
It's because there's a connection from the crime to the owner of that door, and this doesn't
automatically place the person they wish to speak to into the category of 'suspect'
You can word any way you wish, but if you run away from the custodians of the laws you've
agreed to abide by, there's a rational chance you believe you've broken one of those laws and
don't wish to be held accountable.
In a modern Police Force, it's law enforcement cannot function if there's an agenda that the
majority disapprove of. Reality demands this and so does rationality.
However, in the 'Blue Pill'-world where personal dislikes and favouring a particular subject
because it furthers one's personal beliefs or aspirations is deemed credible, those menacing,
faceless men with their guns and tear-gas can be accused of anything their well-dressed white
owners wish to set their dogs on.
It's a great delusional narrative, it really is.
A small proportion of people in a community is arrested in a particular manner because of
their skin colouring and the reason for the article is that it seems unfair that this same set of
people have to endure this way of arrest because of that same skin tone.
That's it... there's the unfairness.
Let's forget the crime the Police are attempting to solve, let's not write about why this tool
of halting fleeing suspects is used and let's certainly not discuss why those of certain ethnic
communities would be perceived as being involved in crimes around an affluent first-world
capital.
Good-gosh, no... we might end-up talking about poverty and class, we may come around to
discussing racism in particular financial environments and how different parts of the country
fare against others, and we can't have that, can we?
No... best just call the Police racist pigs and be done with it.
After all, it's what they do in movies.
................................................
Black and mixed race people in London more likely to be Tasered.
'Figures show 40% of cases where stun guns used since 2014 involved people of black or
mixed white and black ethnicities.
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Black and mixed-race people in London have been on the receiving end of more than 40% of
police Taser use since 2014, despite accounting for less than one in six of the capital’s residents,
the Guardian can reveal.
Figures obtained by a freedom of information (FoI) request show police are disproportionately
targeting people of black or mixed white and black ethnicity with the electric stun guns, raising
fresh concerns of racism in the force.
Between January 2014 and September 2016, 1,530 of a total of 3,815 cases – 40.1% – where
police drew, aimed or fired Tasers involved people of black or mixed white and black ethnicities.
According to the 2011 census, people from those groups comprise 15.6% of London’s population.
The figures, which come before the expected rollout of a new, more powerful model of Taser gun,
also reveal that overall Taser use by the Metropolitan police increased in 2015 and was due for
another increase in 2016, based on figures for the first nine months of the year.
Lee Jasper, a race relations activist who was director of policing and equalities for the former London
mayor Ken Livingstone, said the latest figures showed that the police systematically targeted black
people.
“Black people are disproportionately charged for offences; we are disproportionately refused bail;
we are disproportionately found guilty and disproportionately sentenced,” he said. “We have got massive
disproportionality right throughout the system, of which Tasering is just one aspect.
“The working culture of the Met police service is one that deems black people to be mad, bad or criminal.
The mayor of London needs to take urgent action to redress the resurgence of institutional racism within
the MPS that is driving this disproportionately.”...'
SOURCE:
can manufacture. In the real world, a person is generally not accused of a crime that
they are not connected with.
Police in the first-world tend not to randomly knock on a person's door and accuse
them of a crime without information and evidence that indicates this person is involved.
This isn't a racial biased or deeply-embedded attitude that relates to an external view of
a citizen. It's not because of poverty -although I'd agree that social status may be involved
with the reason that those of certain wealth-generating positions in Government and business
can have a degree of leverage to some extent in regards of legal accountability.
It's because there's a connection from the crime to the owner of that door, and this doesn't
automatically place the person they wish to speak to into the category of 'suspect'
You can word any way you wish, but if you run away from the custodians of the laws you've
agreed to abide by, there's a rational chance you believe you've broken one of those laws and
don't wish to be held accountable.
In a modern Police Force, it's law enforcement cannot function if there's an agenda that the
majority disapprove of. Reality demands this and so does rationality.
However, in the 'Blue Pill'-world where personal dislikes and favouring a particular subject
because it furthers one's personal beliefs or aspirations is deemed credible, those menacing,
faceless men with their guns and tear-gas can be accused of anything their well-dressed white
owners wish to set their dogs on.
It's a great delusional narrative, it really is.
A small proportion of people in a community is arrested in a particular manner because of
their skin colouring and the reason for the article is that it seems unfair that this same set of
people have to endure this way of arrest because of that same skin tone.
That's it... there's the unfairness.
Let's forget the crime the Police are attempting to solve, let's not write about why this tool
of halting fleeing suspects is used and let's certainly not discuss why those of certain ethnic
communities would be perceived as being involved in crimes around an affluent first-world
capital.
Good-gosh, no... we might end-up talking about poverty and class, we may come around to
discussing racism in particular financial environments and how different parts of the country
fare against others, and we can't have that, can we?
No... best just call the Police racist pigs and be done with it.
After all, it's what they do in movies.
................................................
Black and mixed race people in London more likely to be Tasered.
'Figures show 40% of cases where stun guns used since 2014 involved people of black or
mixed white and black ethnicities.
Black and mixed-race people in London have been on the receiving end of more than 40% of
police Taser use since 2014, despite accounting for less than one in six of the capital’s residents,
the Guardian can reveal.
Figures obtained by a freedom of information (FoI) request show police are disproportionately
targeting people of black or mixed white and black ethnicity with the electric stun guns, raising
fresh concerns of racism in the force.
Between January 2014 and September 2016, 1,530 of a total of 3,815 cases – 40.1% – where
police drew, aimed or fired Tasers involved people of black or mixed white and black ethnicities.
According to the 2011 census, people from those groups comprise 15.6% of London’s population.
The figures, which come before the expected rollout of a new, more powerful model of Taser gun,
also reveal that overall Taser use by the Metropolitan police increased in 2015 and was due for
another increase in 2016, based on figures for the first nine months of the year.
Lee Jasper, a race relations activist who was director of policing and equalities for the former London
mayor Ken Livingstone, said the latest figures showed that the police systematically targeted black
people.
“Black people are disproportionately charged for offences; we are disproportionately refused bail;
we are disproportionately found guilty and disproportionately sentenced,” he said. “We have got massive
disproportionality right throughout the system, of which Tasering is just one aspect.
“The working culture of the Met police service is one that deems black people to be mad, bad or criminal.
The mayor of London needs to take urgent action to redress the resurgence of institutional racism within
the MPS that is driving this disproportionately.”...'
SOURCE:
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