Topic: ISIS is nothing compared to U.S. cops. - page 15. (Read 16609 times)
Isn't i funny that the ones who were sworn to protect the people are the very ones who end up killing them, and it seems that they are always getting away with it which is not very good. But their crimes cannot be compared to what ISIS is doing. But there must be some serious inquiry about how the police force is killing civilians without anything concrete being done to stop it.
I got your idea, USA citizens should be afraid of their own "security". I don't get the point of being so agressive with your own people.
ISIS is just another brand of cops/soldier enforcing a different law.
Ridiculous. The ISIS barbarians are neither cops nor soldiers. They are a bunch of psychopaths who want to exterminate anyone who doesn't agree with their views. You can't compare the cops to terrorists such as those from the ISIS. Without these cops, the United States would be a less safer place, with more murders and rapes every day.
And what does this mean? There are corrupt police and judges, but not all. In this film, Stallone was also a judge. Are you on the forum say that all cops are bad, but if you were in trouble you turn to him and they come to you for help. Try to ask for help to ISIS!
Cops Turn Off Body Cams, Knock Man Unconscious, But Street Cams Busted Them
Read more and watch the video at http://thefreethoughtproject.com/cops-turn-off-body-cams-knock-man-unconscious/.
As Minneapolis is in an uproar that a resident, Justine Damon, could be shot and killed by police not using their body cameras to capture the horrific incident, one man is suing police for manipulating their own body cams to incriminate him.
Barine Deezia was walking home with his friends early on the morning of March 20, 2016, when police noticed one of his friends, a female, who appeared to be intoxicated.
They wanted to know what bar served her and were following her and Deezia down the street. The group of friends seemed to be managing just fine without the help of police, but like a criminal gang, the police kept following them.
Eventually, Deezia found a place for his female friend to sit and begin to sober up, but police engaged the group again. Because they had switched off their cameras the equipment was not recording the incident in question but street cameras did.
The video shows Deezia and his group of friends sitting and standing on an outside patio of a restaurant, when all of a sudden, police swarmed in and violently slammed Deezia into the restaurant's windows and then forcefully took him to the ground.
Barine Deezia was walking home with his friends early on the morning of March 20, 2016, when police noticed one of his friends, a female, who appeared to be intoxicated.
They wanted to know what bar served her and were following her and Deezia down the street. The group of friends seemed to be managing just fine without the help of police, but like a criminal gang, the police kept following them.
Eventually, Deezia found a place for his female friend to sit and begin to sober up, but police engaged the group again. Because they had switched off their cameras the equipment was not recording the incident in question but street cameras did.
The video shows Deezia and his group of friends sitting and standing on an outside patio of a restaurant, when all of a sudden, police swarmed in and violently slammed Deezia into the restaurant's windows and then forcefully took him to the ground.
Read more and watch the video at http://thefreethoughtproject.com/cops-turn-off-body-cams-knock-man-unconscious/.
Graphic Dashcam: Cop Shoots Fleeing, Unarmed Man in Back, Fires Again After He Falls
Read more and watch the video at http://thefreethoughtproject.com/killer-cop-cannot-claim-qualified-immunity-trial-proceed/.
Quote from: http://thefreethoughtproject.com/killer-cop-cannot-claim-qualified-immunity-trial-proceed/
Three years after a Knoxville police officer shot an unarmed man in the back six times and killed him, an appellate court has determined that the officer is not eligible for qualified immunity in the $3 million civil rights lawsuit he is facing.
The incident occurred during a stop on the side of the road when Officer David Gerlach encountered Ronald E. Carden, a 45-year-old man who was recently released on parole. It ended with Gerlach shooting Carden multiple times in the back, and then proceeding to shoot him as he was falling to the ground. The horrific incident now serves to illustrate that not only did police lie about what happened, they covered it up, and refused to bring charges against an officer who should have likely been charged with homicide.
Carden's son, Brandon, is suing Gerlach and the Knoxville Police Department for $3 million in a federal civil rights lawsuit. He recently won a small victory in court when an appellate judge refused to grant qualified immunity to Gerlach. The court ruled that not only did case law not sustain that the shooting was justified, but they denied Gerlach's claim of immunity from prosecution.
The incident occurred during a stop on the side of the road when Officer David Gerlach encountered Ronald E. Carden, a 45-year-old man who was recently released on parole. It ended with Gerlach shooting Carden multiple times in the back, and then proceeding to shoot him as he was falling to the ground. The horrific incident now serves to illustrate that not only did police lie about what happened, they covered it up, and refused to bring charges against an officer who should have likely been charged with homicide.
Carden's son, Brandon, is suing Gerlach and the Knoxville Police Department for $3 million in a federal civil rights lawsuit. He recently won a small victory in court when an appellate judge refused to grant qualified immunity to Gerlach. The court ruled that not only did case law not sustain that the shooting was justified, but they denied Gerlach's claim of immunity from prosecution.
Read more and watch the video at http://thefreethoughtproject.com/killer-cop-cannot-claim-qualified-immunity-trial-proceed/.
WATCH: Cop Kills Unarmed Man for Walking Toward Him – Gets Job Back & Immunity
Read more and watch the video at http://thefreethoughtproject.com/cop-schlabach-kills-unarmed-man-immunity/.
The parents of a man killed by police are understandably upset after finding out this week that the cop, officer Justin Schlabach, who shot their unarmed son, Timothy Mitchell, for walking toward him will have immunity in the lawsuit.
Mitchell's family sued Munising Officer Justin Schlabach, saying he used excessive force at the end of a chase in 2014.
According to TV6, in a 2-1 decision Wednesday, the appeals court said the officer had "probable cause" to believe Mitchell was an immediate threat after the man drove into a ditch. The court says dash-cam video shows Mitchell appeared hostile and took "long, purposeful steps" toward Schlabach.
However, the dashcam video shows no such hostility, only a man walking toward a cop.
There was one judge on the panel who dissented against granting the killer cop immunity. Judge Karen Nelson Moore noted that jurors should be able to conclude that Schlabach could have chosen another way to subdue Mitchell. And, when watching the video below, it is entirely clear that deadly force was not at all needed at that time.
Mitchell's family sued Munising Officer Justin Schlabach, saying he used excessive force at the end of a chase in 2014.
According to TV6, in a 2-1 decision Wednesday, the appeals court said the officer had "probable cause" to believe Mitchell was an immediate threat after the man drove into a ditch. The court says dash-cam video shows Mitchell appeared hostile and took "long, purposeful steps" toward Schlabach.
However, the dashcam video shows no such hostility, only a man walking toward a cop.
There was one judge on the panel who dissented against granting the killer cop immunity. Judge Karen Nelson Moore noted that jurors should be able to conclude that Schlabach could have chosen another way to subdue Mitchell. And, when watching the video below, it is entirely clear that deadly force was not at all needed at that time.
Read more and watch the video at http://thefreethoughtproject.com/cop-schlabach-kills-unarmed-man-immunity/.
https://youtu.be/__KnmbmkSdc
Mark Passio All Cops & Soldiers Are Bad People
Nuf said
ISIS is just another brand of cops/soldier enforcing a different law.
Can always argue on the degree of brainwashing and amount of damage done by one or the other, but fundamentally it's the same logic.
Mark Passio All Cops & Soldiers Are Bad People
Nuf said
ISIS is just another brand of cops/soldier enforcing a different law.
Can always argue on the degree of brainwashing and amount of damage done by one or the other, but fundamentally it's the same logic.
ISIS, on the other hand, represents some of the best in the Islamic written religion. That's how they got their start. Some Islamic people got fed up with standard Islamic clerics, and started to look at what the Koran really said. If the Koran didn't say it, there wouldn't be any ISIS. The US simply took advantage of what was brewing with the honest ISIS people when they funded them.
ISIS might be an example of some of the worst people to the rest of the world. But to other ISIS people, and according to the literal writings of the Koran, they are as close to the best as you can come. The rest of the world, even other Muslims, are all infidels, because they don't even try to follow the Koran like it is written.
The only reason why we have Muslims that the rest of the world would say are good Muslims is, Islam is dying. It isn't dying in that they go out and SAY it is dying. After all, they still use call themselves Muslims of Islam. But Islam is dying in the fact that they don't follow all the words of the Koran and Hadiths... but rather try to twist those words into something that matches life and religion the way they want to have it.
I agree and disgree with you here. i certainly agree that islamic orthodoxy (IS is just a hyper conservative religious organization to me) is the cause of the violence/terror; I would be lying to you if I said the Koran doesnt clearly espouse some violent, separatist doctrine). Bu that is part of the beauty of these three books to me (Torah, the NT, and the Koran), I think they are living works of literature. i believe they were so perfectly written that they can be interpreted to address the evolving concerns of human society. that is, older passages will change meaning as human society reaches a greater understanding of its true nature. it addresses the entire scope of our existence, the Book; there are truths about our future that have not been realized because it it not yet time. this is the very nature of esoteric knowledge.
our religions, despite of cultures, are religions of peace. i would say we were supposed to be the most peaceful, us Christians, accepting a covenant of non violence and empathy towards our fellow like our role model, JC.
we have failed as Christians, at that
maybe moreso we have failed as humans, and forgotten our Father's face 666 is the mark of the Beast, but it is tellingly also the mark of Man. If you want to see police troubles, Google "police troubles in Quartzsite."
i did, im taking my morning tea. im not liking what im seeing at all
http://www.parkerliveonline.com/2013/12/02/fired-quartzsite-police-officers-score-victory-in-federal-court/
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A federal court judge has awarded several former Quartzsite police officers, who once represented a majority of the town’s police force, summary judgment against their former employers.
Judge Mark E. Aspey, a United States Magistrate Judge, ruled in favor of the so-called ‘Quartzsite 8’, and against the Town of Quartzsite, former Police Chief Jeff Gilbert, former Town Manager Alex Taft and former Assistant Town Manager Al Johnson.
“The record in this matter is voluminous, exhibiting a pattern of small town politics and perceived loyalties and disloyalties.”
Chief Gilbert was accused by the officers in 2011 of failing to report paid vacation time as part of his annual leave, misusing the National Criminal Information Center database by using it to run background checks on political foes and misused grant funds.
Judge Mark E. Aspey, a United States Magistrate Judge, ruled in favor of the so-called ‘Quartzsite 8’, and against the Town of Quartzsite, former Police Chief Jeff Gilbert, former Town Manager Alex Taft and former Assistant Town Manager Al Johnson.
“The record in this matter is voluminous, exhibiting a pattern of small town politics and perceived loyalties and disloyalties.”
Chief Gilbert was accused by the officers in 2011 of failing to report paid vacation time as part of his annual leave, misusing the National Criminal Information Center database by using it to run background checks on political foes and misused grant funds.
this is what pisses me off. good cops (because i dont have any issue with the function cops are supposed to serve, preserving order) tried to point a finger, and had it bent back. it is truly the bad apples that ruin this bunch, and i honestly think this will ameliorate when a lot of the older generation of humans dies off, ie we have a cohort shift. im a traditionalist myself, i see a beauty in the wisdom of elders. but the poison attitudes cultivated in America need to die off. the old mentality is clearly not helping us here.
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The officers tried to blow the whistle by reporting to several authorities, including the Arizona Department of Public Safety, the Arizona Peace Officer Standards and Training Board (AZPOST) and the Quartzsite Town Council. A DPS investigation concluded that if Gilbert had permission for the vacation time from Taft (his direct supervisor) then it would not constitute “fraud or criminal behavior” and could not substantiate the other claims.
After these letters were written, the Plaintiffs alleged that there was threatened retaliation from the Chief:
‘Chief Gilbert then threatened retaliation for any officers involved in the DPS investigation against him, stating he knew the names” of those who had “talked against” him and that there would be “consequences” or “hell to pay.”’
From their training, some of the officers say they believed they could lose their certification as police officers if they failed to report any alleged criminal conduct by a superior officer, which they claimed put them in a difficult position. One letter from the officers begins:
‘We…write this letter with great hesitation, and only after much discussion and contemplation. We hesitate because we consider ourselves a team of professional, dedicated, and educated individuals and it goes against our nature to go against the Chief of Police. We also hesitate because we fully believe that if this letter does not have the desired result, and we continue to work under the current administration, there will most certainly be retaliation.’
After these letters were written, the Plaintiffs alleged that there was threatened retaliation from the Chief:
‘Chief Gilbert then threatened retaliation for any officers involved in the DPS investigation against him, stating he knew the names” of those who had “talked against” him and that there would be “consequences” or “hell to pay.”’
From their training, some of the officers say they believed they could lose their certification as police officers if they failed to report any alleged criminal conduct by a superior officer, which they claimed put them in a difficult position. One letter from the officers begins:
‘We…write this letter with great hesitation, and only after much discussion and contemplation. We hesitate because we consider ourselves a team of professional, dedicated, and educated individuals and it goes against our nature to go against the Chief of Police. We also hesitate because we fully believe that if this letter does not have the desired result, and we continue to work under the current administration, there will most certainly be retaliation.’
all cops arent bad, by all means. but the shits of the bunch, are massive, steaming piles. the lowest common denominator is exceedingly low hanging.
ISIS, on the other hand, represents some of the best in the Islamic written religion. That's how they got their start. Some Islamic people got fed up with standard Islamic clerics, and started to look at what the Koran really said. If the Koran didn't say it, there wouldn't be any ISIS. The US simply took advantage of what was brewing with the honest ISIS people when they funded them.
ISIS might be an example of some of the worst people to the rest of the world. But to other ISIS people, and according to the literal writings of the Koran, they are as close to the best as you can come. The rest of the world, even other Muslims, are all infidels, because they don't even try to follow the Koran like it is written.
The only reason why we have Muslims that the rest of the world would say are good Muslims is, Islam is dying. It isn't dying in that they go out and SAY it is dying. After all, they still use call themselves Muslims of Islam. But Islam is dying in the fact that they don't follow all the words of the Koran and Hadiths... but rather try to twist those words into something that matches life and religion the way they want to have it.
If you want to see police troubles, Google "police troubles in Quartzsite."
i did, im taking my morning tea. im not liking what im seeing at all
http://www.parkerliveonline.com/2013/12/02/fired-quartzsite-police-officers-score-victory-in-federal-court/
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A federal court judge has awarded several former Quartzsite police officers, who once represented a majority of the town’s police force, summary judgment against their former employers.
Judge Mark E. Aspey, a United States Magistrate Judge, ruled in favor of the so-called ‘Quartzsite 8’, and against the Town of Quartzsite, former Police Chief Jeff Gilbert, former Town Manager Alex Taft and former Assistant Town Manager Al Johnson.
“The record in this matter is voluminous, exhibiting a pattern of small town politics and perceived loyalties and disloyalties.”
Chief Gilbert was accused by the officers in 2011 of failing to report paid vacation time as part of his annual leave, misusing the National Criminal Information Center database by using it to run background checks on political foes and misused grant funds.
Judge Mark E. Aspey, a United States Magistrate Judge, ruled in favor of the so-called ‘Quartzsite 8’, and against the Town of Quartzsite, former Police Chief Jeff Gilbert, former Town Manager Alex Taft and former Assistant Town Manager Al Johnson.
“The record in this matter is voluminous, exhibiting a pattern of small town politics and perceived loyalties and disloyalties.”
Chief Gilbert was accused by the officers in 2011 of failing to report paid vacation time as part of his annual leave, misusing the National Criminal Information Center database by using it to run background checks on political foes and misused grant funds.
this is what pisses me off. good cops (because i dont have any issue with the function cops are supposed to serve, preserving order) tried to point a finger, and had it bent back. it is truly the bad apples that ruin this bunch, and i honestly think this will ameliorate when a lot of the older generation of humans dies off, ie we have a cohort shift. im a traditionalist myself, i see a beauty in the wisdom of elders. but the poison attitudes cultivated in America need to die off. the old mentality is clearly not helping us here.
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The officers tried to blow the whistle by reporting to several authorities, including the Arizona Department of Public Safety, the Arizona Peace Officer Standards and Training Board (AZPOST) and the Quartzsite Town Council. A DPS investigation concluded that if Gilbert had permission for the vacation time from Taft (his direct supervisor) then it would not constitute “fraud or criminal behavior” and could not substantiate the other claims.
After these letters were written, the Plaintiffs alleged that there was threatened retaliation from the Chief:
‘Chief Gilbert then threatened retaliation for any officers involved in the DPS investigation against him, stating he knew the names” of those who had “talked against” him and that there would be “consequences” or “hell to pay.”’
From their training, some of the officers say they believed they could lose their certification as police officers if they failed to report any alleged criminal conduct by a superior officer, which they claimed put them in a difficult position. One letter from the officers begins:
‘We…write this letter with great hesitation, and only after much discussion and contemplation. We hesitate because we consider ourselves a team of professional, dedicated, and educated individuals and it goes against our nature to go against the Chief of Police. We also hesitate because we fully believe that if this letter does not have the desired result, and we continue to work under the current administration, there will most certainly be retaliation.’
After these letters were written, the Plaintiffs alleged that there was threatened retaliation from the Chief:
‘Chief Gilbert then threatened retaliation for any officers involved in the DPS investigation against him, stating he knew the names” of those who had “talked against” him and that there would be “consequences” or “hell to pay.”’
From their training, some of the officers say they believed they could lose their certification as police officers if they failed to report any alleged criminal conduct by a superior officer, which they claimed put them in a difficult position. One letter from the officers begins:
‘We…write this letter with great hesitation, and only after much discussion and contemplation. We hesitate because we consider ourselves a team of professional, dedicated, and educated individuals and it goes against our nature to go against the Chief of Police. We also hesitate because we fully believe that if this letter does not have the desired result, and we continue to work under the current administration, there will most certainly be retaliation.’
all cops arent bad, by all means. but the shits of the bunch, are massive, steaming piles. the lowest common denominator is exceedingly low hanging.
If you want to see police troubles, Google "police troubles in Quartzsite."
BD may have missed this one, since this thread chronicles police brutality/police crime:
http://www.rawstory.com/2017/07/father-calls-for-justice-in-minneapolis-police-shooting/
in a nutshell, she called the cops to report someone being sexually assualted, and when they came, they fatally shot her in the stomach, though the door of the cruiser. it seems she may have surprised one of them accidentally, and he reacted by blind firing. very interesting that neither one of them was wearing the camera they were supposed to have while on duty.
Bless this family, and this womans fiancee. she had to leave the world because she scared someone trained to protect themselves, by knocking on a window
http://www.rawstory.com/2017/07/father-calls-for-justice-in-minneapolis-police-shooting/
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The father of an Australian woman fatally shot by a Minneapolis police officer over the weekend called for justice on Tuesday hours after a local medical examiner ruled that her death was a homicide.
A Minneapolis police officer shot Justine Damond, originally from Sydney, through the door of a patrol car as she approached him and his partner in an alley near her home shortly before midnight on Saturday, according to the Minneapolis Star-Tribune reported, citing three unnamed sources.
Damond’s father, John Ruszczyk, told reporters in Sydney on Tuesday that her death was “our worst nightmare”.
“Justine was a beacon to all of us. We only ask that the light of justice shine down on the circumstances of her death,” he said.
The Hennepin County medical examiner said in a report issued on Monday evening that Damond died of a gunshot wound in the abdomen and concluded that her death was a homicide.
Authorities and activists on Monday questioned why Minneapolis police who fatally shot her did not have their body cameras turned on during the incident.
Justine Damond’s American fiance also wondered about the details of how she was shot. She had called the police to report a suspected sexual assault near her home, fiance Don Damond told reporters outside the home.
A Minneapolis police officer shot Justine Damond, originally from Sydney, through the door of a patrol car as she approached him and his partner in an alley near her home shortly before midnight on Saturday, according to the Minneapolis Star-Tribune reported, citing three unnamed sources.
Damond’s father, John Ruszczyk, told reporters in Sydney on Tuesday that her death was “our worst nightmare”.
“Justine was a beacon to all of us. We only ask that the light of justice shine down on the circumstances of her death,” he said.
The Hennepin County medical examiner said in a report issued on Monday evening that Damond died of a gunshot wound in the abdomen and concluded that her death was a homicide.
Authorities and activists on Monday questioned why Minneapolis police who fatally shot her did not have their body cameras turned on during the incident.
Justine Damond’s American fiance also wondered about the details of how she was shot. She had called the police to report a suspected sexual assault near her home, fiance Don Damond told reporters outside the home.
in a nutshell, she called the cops to report someone being sexually assualted, and when they came, they fatally shot her in the stomach, though the door of the cruiser. it seems she may have surprised one of them accidentally, and he reacted by blind firing. very interesting that neither one of them was wearing the camera they were supposed to have while on duty.
Bless this family, and this womans fiancee. she had to leave the world because she scared someone trained to protect themselves, by knocking on a window
US Cops compared to ISIS? This thread is a LOL. LOL. 
Anyway, there are always rotten tomatoes everywhere. There are some in the US police department definitely. But in the ISIS, everyone's a rotten tomato. You cannot enter ISIS if you're not rotten, mentally, spiritually, and so on.
Anyway, there are always rotten tomatoes everywhere. There are some in the US police department definitely. But in the ISIS, everyone's a rotten tomato. You cannot enter ISIS if you're not rotten, mentally, spiritually, and so on.Comparing the US cops to ISIS is an insult to the millions of people around the world, who were victimized by the ISIS. Rather than demonizing the cops, it is an attempt to whitewash an evil terrorist organization known for its barbarity.
Oh, i think the post name is backwards. lol You can't even compare ISIS with lazy cops.
US Cops compared to ISIS? This thread is a LOL. LOL. Anyway, there are always rotten tomatoes everywhere. There are some in the US police department definitely. But in the ISIS, everyone's a rotten tomato. You cannot enter ISIS if you're not rotten, mentally, spiritually, and so on.
Anyway, there are always rotten tomatoes everywhere. There are some in the US police department definitely. But in the ISIS, everyone's a rotten tomato. You cannot enter ISIS if you're not rotten, mentally, spiritually, and so on.I already debunked this thread a few pages ago, badecker didn't really care since he is paid by someone to share his propaganda or he is just insane (I think the second) As you said, of course there are going to be bad cops, there are 700.000 cops in the United States and they have to face problems everyday. If 100 of them are bad, that's still only ~ 0.01% of all cops. Badecker keeps posting articles about bad cops but what he doesn't understand is statistics.
https://www.lewrockwell.com/2017/07/no_author/lady-gunfighter-vanquishes-2-home-invaders/
Note: There were multiple stories here, one sourced from the County Sheriff and one from the Police Chief. Each ignored the other’s investigation. It appears they are competitors rather than colleagues.
Note: There were multiple stories here, one sourced from the County Sheriff and one from the Police Chief. Each ignored the other’s investigation. It appears they are competitors rather than colleagues.
US Cops compared to ISIS? This thread is a LOL. LOL. Anyway, there are always rotten tomatoes everywhere. There are some in the US police department definitely. But in the ISIS, everyone's a rotten tomato. You cannot enter ISIS if you're not rotten, mentally, spiritually, and so on.
Anyway, there are always rotten tomatoes everywhere. There are some in the US police department definitely. But in the ISIS, everyone's a rotten tomato. You cannot enter ISIS if you're not rotten, mentally, spiritually, and so on. Tricks cops use to make you think they are good.
WATCH: Hero Cop Stops a Knife Attack With Love & A Hug -- NOT Violence
WATCH: Hero Cop Stops a Knife Attack With Love & A Hug -- NOT Violence
Totally ridiculous. So the media is saying that if someone charges at a police officer with a knife or a sword, then rather than shooting the attacker, the cop must stay there and hug him. If I am a cop, I am not going to do this. Best of luck to anyone who would attempt this.
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