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In reply to the discussion: Across US, after NYC deaths, a surge of support for police [View all]DLnyc
(2,479 posts)4. True, to tar all cops is unjust.
But the question I have is "Why don't the 95% (say) who are 'good' cops do something to get the few racist, violent and corrupt cops off the force?"
If that 95% of cops, who are heavily armed and have the whole justice system on their side, are too afraid to speak up about that dangerous 5%, what chance do us civilians have?
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Excellent, at the foundation of this all is the thin blue line, the fact that almost all cops
NoJusticeNoPeace
Dec 2014
#28
Anyone around here ever stop to think about the two "racist" officers that were murdered Saturday?
George II
Dec 2014
#25
There is a statistic that proves less than 1% of cops have murderous tendencies?
NoJusticeNoPeace
Dec 2014
#30
Jeff didn't throw out the concept of police officers CLEARLY having murderous tendencies...
George II
Dec 2014
#36
You can be supportive of police -- and still denounce police brutality when it happens
bigworld
Dec 2014
#40