Well said @josevitor91
Nevermind I see where you said it.
I do not support BLM at all. I truly think that Floyd was not killed because of a racist motive but because of out of control police force which is horrible but totally something else. A lot of extreme left people like Antifa are abusing the whole situation and giving themselves a cart blanche for destroying buildings, statues and to polarize a whole society.
@Developmentals Read comments #722 and #735. Might help.
@Chillkroete77 Your videos "evidence" are selectively edited.
They are framed in a way to trick well-meaning people like you into thinking a sort of way.
They are framed in a way to trick well-meaning people like you into thinking a sort of way.
@Chillkroete77 That video got downvoted so hard I’m not even bothering to watch it.
I support black lives, but I DONT support a movement created by the most evil person alive, George Soros. Sorry.
@josevitor91 "Why are you forcing your politics on me?" you keep screaming while intentionally reading these posts and continuing to engage in this discussion. You could just play chess here, if you wanted to. You apparently don't want to do that.
Exactly @JoJoBonnette the video is fake news edited to make some naive person believe their own point of view.
#30
@Fastbutverybad that's an unpublished 2017 study which has been debunked (EDIT: see my comment #834 for details on this). This begs the question, how did you find this study? It's not a study you would easily find if you searched on google scholar, or if you were objectively collecting information on racial discrimination or police brutality.
I'm genuinely curious. Where did you find this study? What did you search for to find it? It's actually difficult to find studies concluding that racial discrimination doesn't exist for lethal use of force by police in the USA. So I'm inclined to believe that to find this paper, you very selectively searched for a paper that would confirm your bias that blacks are not a target of race-based police brutality.
By the way, the study *does* conclude that racial discrimination occurs for non-lethal use of force, so your argument that it contradicts BLM is not even particularly valid.
@Fastbutverybad that's an unpublished 2017 study which has been debunked (EDIT: see my comment #834 for details on this). This begs the question, how did you find this study? It's not a study you would easily find if you searched on google scholar, or if you were objectively collecting information on racial discrimination or police brutality.
I'm genuinely curious. Where did you find this study? What did you search for to find it? It's actually difficult to find studies concluding that racial discrimination doesn't exist for lethal use of force by police in the USA. So I'm inclined to believe that to find this paper, you very selectively searched for a paper that would confirm your bias that blacks are not a target of race-based police brutality.
By the way, the study *does* conclude that racial discrimination occurs for non-lethal use of force, so your argument that it contradicts BLM is not even particularly valid.
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