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- Jul 3, 2019
As I've stated many times before there does need to be poilce reform as well as criminal justice reform. The current systems in place are a major part of the problem. poilce have for to much Immunity from there own actions. Many of are current laws Actively victimize the mentally ill as well drug users and the poor. This has caused resentment in many communities. This doesn't excuse niggers and there own behavior which has helped escalate this problem.This is the type of behavior that's rampant with the NYPD. (along with the "accidental" killings and abuses of power.) They antagonize you and if you resist in any way or "disobey" them they charge you with resisting arrest and felony assault on an officer like they did to this guy. They will charge you with that even if you are beaten and bloodied and they don't have a scratch on them. Then, even if you get completely acquitted of that charge, any time you have another interaction with an officer and they look up your name they will see the arrest and try to fuck you over and put you through the system again for anything they can.
Oh, and the reason they went after this guy is because it's either against MTA rules or an illegal offense or both to take up more than one seat in the subway, even if it's the middle of the night and the entire car is empty. A lot of people don't even realize hopping the turnstyle/not paying your fair is an arrestable offense and they will put you through the system.
Defunding the poilce and replacing them with social workers isn't going to help much.
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