You mean like, the one cop who ever went to jail for murdering black people?
He's literally the exception, not proof of anything. I mean, occasionally the justice system has to throw a bone to keep the masses settled.
Never heard of him.
And now you're up to 2 cops? Wow. Well, my impression of dozens of cops seen on video murdering people and then never going to jail for it is dashed, just like that. All it took was for you to name 2 cops that went to jail.
You're going to need to name a lot of cops that went to jail for murdering a PoC (white people don't count, because they're off limits - they count as people in the JS's opinion) for me to start to think differently.
I've read so many stories, watched videos, of cops straight up murdering people.
In one case, someone was ordered to drop their gun and approach the cop. The person complied, then was shot dead while prone on the ground.
Another cop shoved an old man to the ground, fracturing his skull and paralyzing him. That cop was just acquitted.
In another case, a cop killed an ...
... autistic kid because the kid wouldn't comply with orders and wouldn't stop screaming.
In one case, cops killed the hostage in a retail store standoff because they blind fired through walls. At a Target, they killed a random person in the parking lot for a similar reason.
Recently, cops managed to chase down a kidnapper and their victim, then killed the victim when the person exited the car.
Philando Castille was killed for being black at a school of white kids.
Breonna Taylor was killed for being in the wrong place at the wrong time.
That's my point, though: it's more common for justice not to occur, especially if the victim was black (that's what the police get to mark up as a "whoopsie")
do you truly think this kinda nitypicky, highschool-debate level reading of OP's statements is productive? congratulations on memorizing counterpoints to the "most cops don't face justice" argument. why the effort to pretend like the system is at all fair?
