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In 2020 we've found out that the rights that we thought were guaranteed under the Bill of Rights were just a misunderstanding on our part. No freedoms to peaceably assemble, no freedom of religion.
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You have to say "No offense...", then you can say whatever you want.
this country has lost its mind.
“I’m not trying to offend anybody”I prefer “with all due respect”
F'k everyone...
How's that for free speech.
This is so reminiscent of the early days of the Me Too movement when Matt Damon got blasted for saying that it was important to make distinctions between levels of bad conduct.Agreed. The protestors keep saying it’s time we have a conversation about police brutality against blacks. Then someone else comes along and says it’s time we have a conversation about police brutality in general, not just blacks, and provide a lot of statistics showing that it isn’t racially motivated. Second person gets blasted and called a racist, because it’s not time to talk about any other issue other than how police treat blacks. Statistics or not, it’s time to talk about their feelings.
Nothing will get done, because you cannot have said conversation based on feelings alone and no facts. They don’t want to have a conversation. They want to make demands. They aren’t open to facts or statistics that don’t fit their narrative. The media doesn’t emphasize police brutality unless it contains a racial angle, because it doesn’t incite rage or viewer interest.
Nobody is defending the cop that killed George Floyd or the other three that stood by and watched. They broke laws, violated policy, and are being dealt with appropriately. The same people that are saying that brutality complaints against officers need to be taken more serious also support unions that protect said officers against said complaints.