Featured Cops Have Killed Every 8 Hours in 2015, Sending At Least Three People to Early Graves

Poncho has told you what he thinks. Poncho has supported his position with a mountain of evidence that you refuse to look at or consider. Poncho has made it quite plain that he is against illegal regime change and the killing of people based on ethnic differences. No matter who they are or where they live.

You on the other hand have made it quite clear that you are in favor of illegal regime change and the killing of people based on ethnic differences.

Poncho thinks that's why you refuse to answer the simple question he asked you.

"CMG, do ethnic Russian Ukrainians (Russian speaking Ukrainian citizens) have a right to live in Ukraine?"

And now after this latest post of your's Poncho thinks that you're not only proving that you favor killing people because they are different you are also proving that you will go so far as to resort to repeated attempts at character assassination and making up blatant lies about Poncho to justify your anti human stance.

Poncho thinks you have shown your true self. Poncho thinks that you have amply documented over the course of several threads that you are hateful, paranoid and completely lacking in empathy for human beings that are being murdered because they are ethnically different from those you have chosen to side with.

And that is what Poncho really thinks. I know this is what Poncho really thinks because Poncho has told me this is what he thinks himself.

Now back to the topic . . .

Racial Group most likely to be Killed by Police? Native Americans

Although police killings of African Americans have drawn considerable attention in the past year, members of a different ethnic group—Native Americans—are more likely to die at the hands of law enforcement.

According to statistics from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, National Center for Health Statistics, from 1999 to 2011, Native Americans comprise 1.9% of police killings—legal interventions in official terms—but only 0.8% of the U.S. population. The same set of statistics, analyzed by the Center on Juvenile and Criminal Justice, showed that African Americans, 26% of the population, accounted for 13% of the people killed by police.

Over the period covered by the study, 4,531 people were killed by law enforcement, 96% of them via firearms and 96% of them men.

-Steve Straehley

To Learn More: http://www.allgov.com/news/unusual-news/racial-group-most-likely-to-be-killed-by-police-native-americans-150812?news=857179

 

Just to put things into perspective, let’s take a look at the rates at which police in other countries kill their citizens.

Let’s look at our immediate neighbors to the north, Canada. The total number of citizens killed by law enforcement officers in the year 2014, was 14; that is 78 times less people than the US.

If we look at the United Kingdom, 1 person was killed by police in 2014 and 0 in 2013. English police reportedly fired guns a total of three times in all of 2013, with zero reported fatalities.

From 2010 through 2014, there were four fatal police shootings in England, which has a population of about 52 million. By contrast, Albuquerque, N.M., with a population 1 percent the size of England’s, had 26 fatal police shootings in that same time period.

China, whose population is 4 and 1/2 times the size of the United States, recorded 12 killings by law enforcement officers in 2014.

Read more at http://thefreethoughtproject.com/cops-killed-8-hours-2015-early-graves-day/#PGEol1Hy33cgCB1l.99

Let that sink in. Law enforcement in the US killed 92 times more people than a country with nearly 1.4 billion people.

 

Is this supposed to justify all the other instances of abuse perpetrated on unarmed people that are already in custody?

Or is it supposed to justify treating "civilians" aka American citizens as guilty until proven innocent?

Does it justify militarizing the police, dressing them up as combat soldiers and training them as combat soldiers and giving them weapons used in actual combat? Does it justify the illegal spying the police engage in? Does it justify the use of evidence secretly obtained through the illegal spying the government and police engage in together?

 

As do I. I am against the way communist countries use of the military as police. I am against the communist use of secret evidence to convict their citizens. I am against the way communist countries spy on their citizens. I am against the way communist countries ignore the human rights of their citizens. I am against censoring information and crushing dissent. I am against incarcerating and or executing people without due process.

I don't know about you but I'm alarmed to witness our own government, police and media adopting the same tactics and justifications that communist countries have used to crush dissent and dominate their own citizens.

But what alarms me even more is witnessing "the majority" of Americans that are willingly accepting the same tactics and adopting the same justifications that made the communist's abuse and killing of their citizens possible.

 

Well let's put it all into perspective.

Look at how the government engages in un constitutional behavior. Spying on us, calling us terrorists if we believe the government should follow the constitution. Claiming the authority to lock us up indefinitely or execute us without due process.

Look at how the government has been arming itself and militarizing the police while it demonizes us all, tries to take our guns and makes up "laws" to outlaw free speech and dissent. Look at how the government treats whistle blowers and journalists that expose their crimes as criminals or traitors.

Look at the whole system and how corrupt and morally bankrupt is has become.

Let's put it all into perspective. Let's look at the whole picture. The police are just one part of it.

 

Yeah it does and that's why Washington supports so many of them with money and weapons. Look at how Washington uses the "divide and conquer" strategy in other countries then look at how it's using the same strategy on us. They've got the whites hating blacks and blacks hating whites, women hating men and men fearing women, gays hating straights, Mexicans hating whites and blacks.

Turn on the TV and it's just one big divide and conquer strategy on every level of society.

Call it the "liberal agenda" if you're into taking sides in this mess but I think there's more involved than a "liberal agenda". I think it's an elite agenda that liberals are just dumb enough to go along with and the conservatives are to consumed with controlling what others do and everything "liberal" to see it.

Unless this country wakes up in a hurry I'm afraid we're going to go down the same road the communist countries went down.

 

Where have we heard that before?

FBI: Violent crime is down, but police killing civilians is up

http://theweek.com/speedreads/441954/fbi-violent-crime-down-but-police-killing-civilians

And that's a bad thing?

Let's get back to the whole perspective . . . http://www.baptistboard.com/showpost.php?p=2250417&postcount=76