Topic: ISIS is nothing compared to U.S. cops. - page 19. (Read 16609 times)

Muslims, Blacks, Hispanics.

Go on.

Yes I agree with you
The police duty to protect the citizens.
But if isis we all already know that they are the enemy of every country.
And it must be destroyed from the face of this earth.

Guilt by association. This happens in every social group.

Good blacks are "picked on" by the cops because of the bad blacks.

White's are assumed more innocent than blacks because less whites commit crimes. Or at the very  least, don't get caught.

Mainstream Muslims are considered as dangerous as their radicalized counterparts.

All Russians drink Vodka. It's a mob [organized crime] ritual.

And the list goes on.

It's easier to judge people this way than on a case by case basis because there is just too damn many of us on the planet.


There.....I said it.

There will be bad apples everywhere. But it will be unfair to blame the entire police force, for the actions of a few. Also, we must remember that being a cop is a very tough job in the United States. Do you know the number of cops who were killed by the criminals in 2016? The number is staggering. But no one is concerned for them.

It's sad the fact that some cops are exploit their power and authority.At least they aren't all like this.A policeman's job is to protect the citizen and not to sentence him and use him like a experimental animal.Both of police officers and citizens must respect each other, and cops they aren't compared with terrorists.Police should elimante the terrorism.

ISIS is a bad group. They are expected to be bad and wild by everybody. Do they ever do any good? Even members of their own group expect that they may be unexpectedly "sacrificed" to some sudden violent project that the group decides on. If ISIS kills people, it's expected. If ISIS beheads people, it is expected. If ISIS uses suicide bombers, it is expected. They do these kinds of things all the time. Everybody expects them to do these things.


Cops are good people. They are expected to be good and self-controlled by everybody. So, when you see this group of people in blue doing things that ISIS is expected to do, all the while that cops are EXPECTED to be good, that makes them way worse than ISIS.

Cops may not be worse than ISIS in the sense that they are literally out there randomly killing and maiming and destroying. But then, they are expected to be doing the complete and exact opposite.


ISIS is like a wild bulldog, that tears anything and anybody up if it can. Its owner keeps it chained and penned up if he doesn't put it out of everybody's misery.

Cops are like the sweet, well-trained house dog who has been bringing the newspaper to his master for years, helping the family, and doing all kinds of good things. Cops are like this dog suddenly gone rabid when you least expect it.

You know you can't trust ISIS. But don't trust a cop, because he just might turn on you when you least expect it.


You and your best friend in a street gang meet a couple of guys in a rival street gang. You expect that members of the rival gang are going to fight you... could fight with you at any moment. But when your good buddy, one of your own gang members, turns on you suddenly and unexpectedly, who is worse? Members of the other gang who you expected to be against you? Or your own good buddy who you have trusted with your life at times?

Cops are worse than ISIS.

To compare the police to ISIS can only be one person who has never experienced live with ISIS. Yes cops can discriminate against African-Americans, but still they adhere to the laws. When dealing with ISIS you have no rights and for them there is no law.

Well, I wouldn't compare cops to ISIS, no matter how racist they are. 

It has more to do with the crime rates. The African Americans are almost 10 times as likely as the non-Hispanic whites to indulge in violent crime such as murder, rape and home invasion. So it will not surprise me if the blacks are stopped more by the cops. It has nothing to do with racism. They are just trying to prevent the crimes.

In America there are entire neighborhoods in which African Americans live and there is very developed criminality. The cops know about this and the habit to pay more attention to African-Americans have with all the cops. Even if the COP himself is black.

If you can't perceive the bias, you will never see the dysfunction

The black people are not disproportionately targeted by the cops. The African Americans are more likely to commit crimes, and that may be one of the reasons why a larger percentage of them have to deal with police action. But that said, a white criminal is actually more likely to be facing police action, when compared to a black criminal.

Mostly to black people that is, we have seen so much police brutality as if we were still in the 1960's and all of these things happened during the tenure of a black President who cared nothing about his own people being killed and only made speeches about the whole thing. Such an incompetent man.

Three or Four decades ago, some people started finding out what the law really was. But they didn't quite go far enough.

When they started representing themselves in court, their wins became so popular that many people started using their methods. This clogged the courts with cases. The judges fell back on the one thing that they could use to overcome these pro se/sui juris/propria persona people. They fell back on the fact that most of these people had entered into the judge's jurisdiction, and so the judge could rule however he felt. He could even direct the jury on how it must rule.

Because of this, the "patriots" (as they were called) started losing cases, until the government started becoming the dictator it is today.

Here is the thing that many of the patriots lacked in their understanding. It is extremely simple. It works like this. You file a claim, in a court of record, present (not represented at all in any way). That's it. When you know how the law works, a court of record is between two human beings and the jury. The judge is a referee, only. Or, if you make the judge to be your literal judge rather than the jury, he has to judge according to the clear law.

Google and Youtube search on "Karl Lentz common law." Look at http://voidjudgments.com/ and http://1215.org/. Do it Karl Lentz's way.

And our police state has enhanced powers under the current administration.

Let me add to the clusterfuck that is modern policing theory in America:

http://www.nbcnewyork.com/news/local/Burning-Man-Beaten-Police-Officers-Jersey-City-Chase-Was-Innocent-Bystander-427098313.html

An innocent man was beaten by cops after a police chase and shooting that ended in a fiery crash in Jersey City Sunday night, prosecutors say.
The man seen on video being kicked by officers on Tonnelle Avenue turned out to be a bystander who suffered burns in the crash -- not the driver that police officers were pursuing, according to the Hudson County prosecutor's office.
"Our investigators have reviewed the video and we believe with certainty that this man is the bystander from West New York who suffered burns, not Leo Pinkston, the individual pursued by police," said a spokesman for the prosecutor's office.
Jersey City Mayor Steven Fulop says he wants the officers fired.

Be careful guys. This isn't the community policing that our parents grew up with, this is an entirely different beast. And my parents were Black, in Louisiana, during the 60s. That should speak volumes.

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It is just propaganda. I don't think that the American cops kill innocent people without any reason. And it is not race related, in my opinion. A lot of whites get killed every year as well.

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Google "police brutality" for starters.   

If both things results in the same thing then i could probably say that there is really no difference at all. Now in this case if they both kill innocent people then this makes sense at all. I am not familiar on the US corps tho.