The suburban 20somethings that use cities as their drinking amusement parks should spend another summer calling for the police’s defunding. That worked well
As violent crime in Chicago soared, arrests fell to historic lows
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Sometimes being held accountable makes people stop doing their job. This brings about lack of trust by the citizens, which in turn pisses of the Leo's who understandably then do not respect the citizens they are under no legal obligation to serve and protect.
Welcome to America for the foreseeable future as neither side of the issue want to work thru a mitigation of the issue
Welcome to America for the foreseeable future as neither side of the issue want to work thru a mitigation of the issue
Feel Guilty about being born. But not quite bad enough to live in these areas of misunderstood youths.
It's the Republicans with the lousy math skills. You can't claim something is continuously soaring when it's not. Rs are once again lying about Chicago to prove points they cannot make. Chicago crime rates explosions are busted in every thread. Chicago is nowhere near the top for crime this year, last year, or any other year. Yet Rs keep trotting these tired lines out. It's sad. Please stop doing it.
What we think we said: We want better policing
What police think they heard: It's the police's fault, punish them
What we got: police who prioritize protecting themselves over doing their job
It's no surprise. Police are human, not robots. We can't just reprogram them with new code to do policing in a different manner. They react to incentives the same way other humans do. They react to change the same way others do: resist. They react to "criticism" the same way others do: dig in.
Changing or improving how policing works was always going to be difficult. It's harder with the extreme polarization in the country today. Probably impossible with how the "need" for change came about with various hot flash incidents that are red hot in terms of emotions.
Maybe there was a needle to thread between: do nothing, the status quo is fine and what we got.
What police think they heard: It's the police's fault, punish them
What we got: police who prioritize protecting themselves over doing their job
It's no surprise. Police are human, not robots. We can't just reprogram them with new code to do policing in a different manner. They react to incentives the same way other humans do. They react to change the same way others do: resist. They react to "criticism" the same way others do: dig in.
Changing or improving how policing works was always going to be difficult. It's harder with the extreme polarization in the country today. Probably impossible with how the "need" for change came about with various hot flash incidents that are red hot in terms of emotions.
Maybe there was a needle to thread between: do nothing, the status quo is fine and what we got.
Might be better than just randomly shooting people who aren't a real threat to anyone.
Obviously, they don't like to do their job. Maybe you should apply.Yeah that is the problem.
That would not be good. I believe in justice. I'd carry out out justice to the full extinct of the law to all the POS running around these days.
Sounds like it would be good then. But I doubt you would do it, since you appear to not care about the crimes of police departments and right wing politicians.
The criminals? Yes, they are. More than ever. Congratulations! You got what you wanted.
Now police can't even chase criminals in Chicago for certain crimes.
Once again, the criminals WIN.
Once again, the criminals WIN.
LOL. I wanted? What a f**king moron. Use your America hating bullshit on someone else.
Yeah, the cop haters like to hate on the cops until they need one.
By my count it is 6 red, 1 purple and 2 blue if you count Maryland as blue.
- Louisiana (12.4 per 100k)
- Missouri (9.8 per 100k)
- Nevada (9.1 per 100k)
- Maryland (9 per 100k)
- Arkansas (8.6 per 100k)
- Alaska (8.4 per 100k)
- Alabama (8.3 per 100k)
- Mississippi (8.2 per 100k)
- Illinois (7.8 per 100k)
- South Carolina (7.8 per 100k)
I think there is a very specific rule against that sort of thing happening.
Thanks for your erudite feedback.
Now I would suggest you do some reading and actually have some curiosity. Educate yourself with something other than cable news.
https://www.statista.com/statistics/200445/reported-violent-crime-rate-in-the-us-states/
https://www.brennancenter.org/our-w...ies-understanding-recent-trends-violent-crime
https://www.wsj.com/articles/violent-crime-rural-america-homicides-pandemic-increase-11654864251
NYC not included. Throwing the bs flag. Los Angeles not included, again Throwing the bs flag. You and your fellow liberals are truly nuts. The party of no Commonsense. In your world , you think the police not the criminals are the problem. Wow.
I will also add when a super lib like bill maher agrees with my opinion, you need to question your sources. The party of no Commonsense. Call the social workers when you are threatened. Great idea.
I do. Those cities have more population than most states. Call the social workers not the police when you are threatened .lol. the party of no Commonsense.
That’s why it’s called a rate dumb phuq. You’re much more likely to get the dead in those ten states.
So our lesson today is the police are causing more deaths to our citizens. Let the criminal people off and we will be safe. The party of no Commonsense.
Where did you get that? I’m talking red states v blue states murder rates. My guess is that is the abject poverty in those states along with very lax gun laws.
Chicago and New York have very strict gun laws and plenty of poverty. Try again.
Odd, Chicago is 28? Can’t be right.
Murder map: Deadliest U.S. cities
You might be surprised by the murder rates in major cities across the U.S.
www.cbsnews.com
Why police forces are struggling to recruit and keep officers
https://amp.cnn.com/cnn/2022/02/02/us/police-departments-struggle-recruit-retain-officers/index.html
This is great news! Violent criminals in the cities surveyed in this CNN article recognize that LEOs are becoming more scarce. They’ve committed to changing their ways and obeying the law. Disband! Defund! The progressive utopia is upon us.
Yes your list has Kansas city up thereOdd, Chicago is 28? Can’t be right.
Murder map: Deadliest U.S. cities
You might be surprised by the murder rates in major cities across the U.S.
I'm sure every American is much more fearful of crime in kc than Chicago. Lol, try again.
Oh, so you don’t like the facts that rates are higher in a red state. I see I’m done here.
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