![]() |
|
Dealing With Police Brutality - Printable Version +- Cricket Windies (https://cricketwindies.com) +-- Forum: What’s on Your Mind? (https://cricketwindies.com/forum-3.html) +--- Forum: The Water Cooler! (https://cricketwindies.com/forum-4.html) +--- Thread: Dealing With Police Brutality (/thread-19292.html) |
Dealing With Police Brutality - May102014 - 07-24-2014 Can police brutality ever be eliminated altogether from society? I was wondering how is law enforcement in your country? For those of you not familiar with me, I live in America and police brutality is a common occurrence in this country everyday. What’s triggers police brutality anyway? Is it not ego or the desire to abuse authority? Can it be eliminated? I think yes. The real question is, will it ever be eliminated? Let me know your thoughts if you ever experience mistreatment from law enforcement. Re: Dealing With Police Brutality - chairman - 07-24-2014 i have never had any bad dealings with the police but i know dwb is very common. Re: Dealing With Police Brutality - mapoui - 07-24-2014 Quote:Can police brutality ever be eliminated altogether from society? Jackass question! anyway send Googly to deal with that. he mus' have an ancient secret or 2 fuh dem ![]() ::LOL:: ::LOL:: ::LOL:: ::LOL:: ::LOL:: ::LOL:: Re: Dealing With Police Brutality - chairman - 07-24-2014 why is it such a bad question. i know a blackman will never get equal justice Re: Dealing With Police Brutality - Captain - 07-24-2014 that's why is a bad question Re: Dealing With Police Brutality - 00mg - 07-24-2014 well can racism ever be eliminated? Re: Dealing With Police Brutality - Captain - 07-24-2014 only when humans is eliminated Re: Dealing With Police Brutality - Allison - 07-25-2014 It has become crucial to get those brutal incidents on video. It is imperative that those police officers are always always given a public hearing on the incident. Then the public should decide if those cops are to go to trial. As it stands now, all Police unions can almost squash any INVESTIGATION, criminal charges, and potential for a court trial. |