Police Kill Americans at an Alarming Rate, and They are Not Just Minorities

[Paranormalis]

We all know the controversy surrounding various incidents between African Americans and police officers over the years. It was particularly bad this past year, with multiple questionable incidents where unarmed men were killed by police. Well, while there is definitely a problem with the way the numbers are distributed (despite a lower percentage of the population, African Americans have a disproportionate amount deaths at the hands of police), it is more than just a racial issue. American police forces are killing

When exactly is it okay for police to kill unarmed individuals, regardless of their skin color or ethnicity?

Americans at an alarming rate no matter how you look at it, and while there may be some racial bias involved in those numbers, the fact of the matter is that it is an across-the-board problem as well.
In American politics, we often hear about gun control, gun control, and more gun control as an answer to problems. And yet, hundreds of Americans are being gunned down by police while they are unarmed. The media touts when this happens to African Americans, but the truth is it just happens a whole lot any way you look at it.
We at Common Sense Conspiracy are not trying to downplay the racial aspect, but we also believe that focusing on the racial aspect takes away from a broader look at the problem that American police just seem to think that using deadly force is a pretty available option. You don’t have to be that sure. Shoot first and ask questions later. The video below from The Guardian sums up both parts of the equation quite nicely, and it is particularly disturbing when you compare it per capita to other nations. It seems that American police are getting braver and braver when it comes to pulling the trigger on unarmed civilians, and yet everyone points to civilians having guns as the big problem. Maybe the police should practice gun control first instead of trying to force it on the population as a whole. Perhaps we are getting to a point where civilians legitimately need guns to protect themselves from officers of the law as well as criminals. How did we get here?

Source: Common Sense Conspiracy

 

[Japrim]

It is a policeman's job to violate. ALL government policemen are criminals. Their job is to enFORCE the law, the huge body of bullshit on paper that criminalizes and regulates nonviolent victimless behavior.

All laws are enFORCEd through coercion with the threat of up to an including deadly FORCE. This is a systemic violation of rights. This is what makes policemen criminals.

Policemen have no right to tell you anything any more than anyone else. They are just people. Their funny clothes do not give them special powers or rights. They are simply criminals bossing people around with guns.

There is no such thing as a "good cop". They are ALL "bad cops" BECAUSE they are policemen.

They are a threat to civilization, and should be avoided or ignored, or shot.

 

[Harte]

So, nobody finds it odd that an "alarming rate" is claimed, but no rate is cited?

Harte

ETA- My bad, it's in the vid - about 6.5 people per million.
However, according to the graph, that's police killings, not police killings of unarmed offenders.

The real question that these anticop a holes ignore is why are these people being killed? Why do they offend in such a way to be shot?
There are likely many more justifiable homicides committed by regular citizens than by the Police.

How many justifiable homicides, by people other than police, occur in the United States each year? Nobody knows, but it is some multiple, likely 5-10 times as many as reported in the FBI's Uniform Crime Reports. The FBI figure was 310 for 2012, of which 258 were shot. So total justified homicides for 2012 by people other than police, would be approximately 1,500 - 3,000.

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Harte

 

[Japrim]

Why do they offend in such a way to be shot?

Most don't offend at all. It is those filthy worthless pigs telling people they did something wrong even though they didn't. That's what starts 99.9% of police shootings of nonviolent people.

 

[Japrim]

NEVER trust a policeman. They are the most evil of all criminals.

If you see a cop, the best thing to do is to kill them on sight before they victimize anyone else.

 

[Harte]

Why do they offend in such a way to be shot?

Most don't offend at all. It is those filthy worthless pigs telling people they did something wrong even though they didn't. That's what starts 99.9% of police shootings of nonviolent people.

Most people shot by police haven't offended at all?
Dude, you need medication.

Harte

 

[Japrim]

Why do they offend in such a way to be shot?

Most don't offend at all. It is those filthy worthless pigs telling people they did something wrong even though they didn't. That's what starts 99.9% of police shootings of nonviolent people.

Most people shot by police haven't offended at all?
Dude, you need medication.

Harte

No, it's true.

For example; Reality.

A bunch of people organize to hire people to have religious ceremonies, say magic special words, and write down on paper what everyone can or cannot do, how they are supposed to live and think, etc. Those papers get sent through a long chain of command, eventually to an army, who wear funny clothes and carry weapons, who hunt people and make them do what the paper says or else be stolen from, kidnapped, beaten and/or shot to death.

Most of those things written on the paper are in regard to victimless human behavior. The result is a bunch of pigs hunting people and bossing them around with a gun for doing absolutely nothing wrong whatsoever.

No one has a right to do what police do. No one has a right to violate.

What happens is that the police and government and media lie to people and say that the person committed a crime, then disobeyed, and was subsequently shot to death. The reality is that the police are the criminals because they think funny clothes and bullshit on paper gives them a right to boss people around and threaten them with guns, forcing opinions.

 

[Japrim]

If I dressed up in a super-hero outfit, wearing a cape, fancy mask and holstering a gun, then attached lights and fancy stickers to my car, does it give me a right to boss people around, kidnap them or kill them because I want to control them? Of course not.

But what if I say magic special words and go to religious ceremonies? Well, that doesn't mean anything either.

Okay, ...what if I get other people to agree with me? Does it give me a right to boss people around with a gun? No, because they don't have that right either. What difference does that make?

Okay, what if we all get together, say magic special words and write it on paper and sign it and/or stamp it with special stickers?

That should do the trick, right? I should then be rightful in going around threatening people with a gun, kidnapping them and beating or shooting them for not obeying my opinion, according to the reasoning of most stupid brainwashed serfs.

 

[Japrim]

 

[Japrim]

Government crime is not recorded as other crimes are. This is because they are not counted as crimes. This is because they are given special words that exempt them.

For example; Taking property against consent of the rightful owner is called theft. Theft is a crime because it violates rights. You have a right to your stuff because you traded your time expertise and labor, your life, for stuff. It is yours. If someone takes it against your consent, they are stealing because they are taking a piece of your life/time.

If someone uses deceit or fraudulent terms, coercion, etc to take stuff against consent of the owner, it is still theft.

But government can take things against consent because it isn't called theft. It is called fines or taxation, regulatory standards, etc. It works exactly the same way. But it isn't theft because it is called something else because they say so.

Another example would be abduction.

If you forcefully take someone, it is called abduction. You have a right to decide what you do with your time life and body, and to travel freely. If you abduct someone because they don't have a piece of plastic or numbers or whatever, it is still abduction. But when government does it, it is called being arrested. It also works the exact same way, but isn't really violating because it is a different word. Thus it is not counted as a crime.

There is a long list of exceptions to crimes. The basic rule is that government doesn't commit crimes. It changes words instead, because it says so, ...by force.