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George Floyd legacy - US policing under fire: Live updates


US Democrats propose ban on police chokeholds, racial profiling and require nationwide use of body cameras and more.

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Biden states opposition to defunding police

A spokesperson for Joe Biden said the presumptive Democratic nominee does not support defunding the police, as a number of criminal justice activists have called for after the killing of George Floyd.


Campaign spokesperson Andrew Bates said in a statement that Biden “hears and shares the deep grief and frustration of those calling out for change, and is driven to ensure that justice is done and that we put a stop to this terrible pain.”

Bates said the former vice president “supports the urgent need for reform,” including proposals to fund community policing programs and diversify cities’ police forces, but some activists have said such reforms do not go far enough to crack down on police brutality.


Joe Biden’s statement expressing opposition to defunding police departments comes shortly after the Trump campaign held a press call about the movement.

The president and his allies have sought to tie all Democrats to calls to defund police departments, which have intensified since the killing of George Floyd.

However, many of the Democratic party’s leaders seem hesitant to endorse the movement, and congressional Democrats just unveiled legislation to reform police departments rather than defund them.

Well heck why don't they just go the whole hog and put a black man in the White House, he will surely sort out all the ills of the black man in America! Oh wait they tried that. Just because you're black doesn't mean you represent the average black person.
 
Well heck why don't they just go the whole hog and put a black man in the White House, he will surely sort out all the ills of the black man in America! Oh wait they tried that. Just because you're black doesn't mean you represent the average black person.
I doubt he would've done 2 terms if he made a solid attempt... He may have had a black parent but in reality, he grew up on the other side.
 
I have been reading through their Justice in Policing Act, and I don't see anything in particular which should resolve the current situation unless those who proposed the bill gets a grasp on the situation which should only appear to be the case. This part caught my attention,

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yes, I understand the problem and it has been elaborated upon in various studies that I have read, but it the limitations which may be problematic. I think there is a misconception by the lawmakers what it entails. I have also read the bill, not only the summary, and they want to end it with ERRPA which has already been submitted, https://www.congress.gov/bill/116th-congress/senate-bill/2355/text, but the HRC summarised it here,


16th Congress: H.R. 4339; S. 2355
The Problem

Recent incidents of racial and religious profiling with tragic results have brought renewed national attention to this issue that exists in every corner of the country. Unfortunately, new incidents of profiling by law enforcement continue to be reported at an alarming rate. Profiling of lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and queer (LGBTQ) individuals also continues to be a problem, particularly for LGBTQ people of color and members of the transgender community. A study by Lambda Legal, “Protected and Served?” found that a quarter of LGBTQ people and people living with HIV who reported in-person contact with law enforcement said they experienced harassment or misconduct—including profiling, verbal or physical assault, sexual harassment, or false arrest. The 2015 U.S. Transgender Survey reported that 49 percent of transgender individuals who interacted with officers who thought or knew they were transgender were addressed using the wrong gender pronouns or titles. In addition, 20 percent were verbally harassed, 4 percent physically assaulted, and 3 percent sexually assaulted by officers.

Police misconduct, when left unchecked, not only stigmatizes law enforcement agencies that, on the whole, seek to serve the community with integrity, but also fosters mistrust between the community and police that is difficult to repair.

What is the End Racial and Religious Profiling Act?
The End Racial and Religious Profiling Act would prohibit federal, state, and local law enforcement from targeting a person based on actual or perceived race, ethnicity, national origin, religion, gender, gender identity, or sexual orientation without trustworthy information that is relevant to linking a person to a crime. The bill would require law enforcement to maintain adequate policies and procedures designed to eliminate profiling, including increased data collection in order to accurately assess the extent of the problem. The bill would also require training for law enforcement officials on issues of profiling and mandate the creation of procedures for receiving, investigating, and responding to complaints of alleged profiling.

What is the Current Status of the Bill?
The End Racial Profiling Act was reintroduced in the House of Representatives by Rep. Sheila Jackson Lee (D-TX) on September 16, 2019. The bill was introduced in the Senate by Sen. Ben Cardin (D-MD) on July 31, 2019, as the End Racial and Religious Profiling Act of 2019.

this is rather political. There is human psychology that we need to understand, data to be collected and interpreted. In my view, it should best be limited in accessibility than to prohibit and eliminate the practice. Looking at the bill, it will have a huge impact. It would limit analytics and behavioural studies in general.
 
Yup but there's many narratives which aren't scientifically based.

Like only black people get offended by stuff, yet this forum is full of white people getting endlessly offended and indignant about stuff.

It's a funny old world isn't it?
I find it odd that you would think someone calling someone else wrong needs to be offended first in order to do it..... so far I have only seen lefties actually get offended here.... on behalf of people they will never ever actually meet.....
 
do you even think before you type or do you just let your monkey fingers tap across the keyboard.

homicide will lead to charges of murder or manslaughter. The officers are still deemed as the culprits for the "homicide" whether he gets 1st degree, 2nd degree or manslaughter charges is for the courts to decide but the fact that both autopsies ruled it as homicide means the officers were guilty of negligence leading the homicide.

His death was not attributed to George being a drug user.
Charges don't equate guilt though......
 
3000? who the hell believes that?

3000 years, 6000 years, 10 000 years... All the same to me, whether the 'age' is opposed by Creationists, dim-witted religious/cultural historians and or by those who oppose dating in general. I was surprised to learn some time ago which people occupies the Creationist space here in SA. Anyway.
 
3000 years, 6000 years, 10 000 years... All the same to me, whether the 'age' is opposed by Creationists, dim-witted religious/cultural historians and or by those who oppose dating in general. I was surprised to learn some time ago which people occupies the Creationist space here in SA. Anyway.
Claims a daft age in a insulting fashion, switches to age does not matter anyway, goes back to insulting rather than engaging.....

And you want others to actually take your beliefs in a old earth seriously? Really? No irony here?
 
How about we lift the lockdown for the whites and let the blacks keep their multi-km food lines if they want it so bad.... I'm game.
Wasn't it @Emjay who was asking for examples of racist posts? I was too lazy to search the thread then, so instead just waited for an example to show you. Thanks rambo.

You are welcome, Emjay.
 
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