BullBuchanan Posted September 21, 2020 Author Posted September 21, 2020 Back to the constant reminder that police are violent terrorists without any sense of morals. Arizona branch of organized terrorist police force put an unarmed and compliant man in a vulnerable position, and then used an animal they trained to maul human beings to attack him with. Not only are they violent fascists, but they've trained animals to be ruthlessly violent as well. Body-camera footage released by the Prescott Valley Police Department on Wednesday a man being mauled by a police K-9 despite appearing to comply with the officers' demands. Police initially attempted to stop Alfredo Saldivar for driving erratically at high speeds through Prescott and Prescott Valley. Saldivar ultimately stopped and body-camera footage shows officers then use a K-9 in an attempt to take him into custody. The officer's use of that K-9 and whether it was justified is now under investigation. https://www.azcentral.com/story/news/local/arizona-breaking/2020/09/12/prescott-valley-police-body-cam-k-9-man-complying-orders/3472864001/
BullBuchanan Posted September 22, 2020 Author Posted September 22, 2020 Shreveport branch of organized terrorist police group charged in the negligent homicide of a man with a mental disorder. "McGlothen Jr. died April 5. The Caddo Parish Grand Jury on Friday, returned indictments against four Shreveport Police Department officers in connection with his death. Treona McCarter, Brian Ross, D’Marea Johnson and James LeClare are charged with negligent homicide and malfeasance in the death of McGlothen, 44, following an incident with a homeowner in the 3700 block of Eileen Lane. McGlothen, who had a known mental condition, died at an area hospital a short time after his detention and arrest by the officers. In reviewing the case, Caddo Parish Coroner Dr. Todd Thoma determined McGlothen’s death was preventable in that the responding officers should have known McGlothen needed medical treatment. The officers had, in fact, been notified of McGlothen's mental condition during the first of three encounters with officers within a short time span. In each encounter, McGlothen exhibited signs he was a mental patient in need of medical treatment, according to information provided by the coroner’s office." "In this instance, the SPD officers used excessive force in violation of SPD Taser policy; used excessive use of physical force that was injurious to McGlothen when it was unnecessary; failed to call for medical assistance; and placed McGlothen in the patrol cruiser on his head, limiting his ability to breathe. Finally, the officers failed to transport McGlothen to the hospital or call for paramedics for transportation to the hospital for care and treatment."https://www.shreveporttimes.com/story/news/crime/2020/09/18/shreveport-police-officers-indicted-tommie-mcglothen-death-a-black-man-who-died-in-custody/5828034002/
Chef Jim Posted September 22, 2020 Posted September 22, 2020 7 minutes ago, BullBuchanan said: Shreveport branch of organized terrorist police group No one will ever take you seriously when you start a post in this manner. Shame.
BullBuchanan Posted September 23, 2020 Author Posted September 23, 2020 23 hours ago, Chef Jim said: No one will ever take you seriously when you start a post in this manner. Shame. Jon Mattingly, member of Louisville branch of organized terrorist police group who murdered Breonna Taylor sends an email to 1000 member sof law enforcement. In it, calling protestors thugs and pitting the police department directly against the people of Louisville by way of his statements against the Mayor, the duly elected representative of the people. It's interesting that this scumbag who murdered someone takes no responsibility for his actions, but instead blames the mayor for failing to back his play. To somehow still still yourself as a beacon of light in a dark and evil world after you murdered an innocent woman who worked every day to save lives, is mind-blowingly oblivious. The world is not evil, but Jon Mattingly is. He says he did the right thing that night. He refers to Breonna Taylor, an innocent woman as a criminal. He murdered an innocent woman and says he did the right thing. How long are you going to keep defending this *****, Jim? "I’m not here to give you a Rah Rah you got this speech. I’m not here to tell you that you signed up to help this community and to keep your head up. I’m here to tell you I’m sorry you have to go through this. I’m sorry your families have to go through this. I’m sorry the Mayor, Amy Hess and Chief Conrad failed all of us in epic proportions for their own gain and to cover their asses. You DO NOT DESERVE to be in this position. The position that allows thugs to get in your face and yell, curse and degrade you. Throw bricks, bottles and urine on you and expect you to do nothing. It goes against EVERYTHING we were all taught in the academy. The position that if you make a mistake during one of the most stressful times in your career, the department and FBI (who aren’t cops and would piss their pants if they had to hold the line) go after you for civil rights violations. Your civil rights mean nothing, but the criminal has total autonomy. We all signed up to be police officers. We knew the risks and were willing to take them, but we always assumed the city had your back. We wanted To do the right thing in the midst of an evil world to protect those who cannot protect themselves. To enforce laws that make it possible to live in a peaceful society. We as police DO NOT CARE if you are black, white, Hispanic, Asian, what you identify as...this week. We aren’t better than anyone. This is not an us against society, but it is good versus evil. We are sons, daughters, husbands, wives, parters, brothers, sisters, dads and moms. We are human beings with flaws, feelings and emotions. Now I’m just rambling, but I want you to know that I’m still proud to be a cop. To be an LMPD cop. No matter the ineptitude in upper command or the mayors office, this is one of the greatest jobs on earth. With that being said these next few days are going to be tough. They are going to be long, they are going to be frustrating. They will put a tremendous amount of stress on your families. Do not let your ego get you in a trick bag. Have your partners 6. De escalate if possible. DO NOT give the pencil pushers at the top, you know the ones who are too scared to hold the line, a reason to open investigations on you. The same ones that couldn’t make decisions to save their lives. We need leaders that lead from the front and not in a room under a desk. Do what you need to do to go home you your family. Just do it with dignity and make sure you can justify your actions because everything down there is recorded. I don’t know a lot of you guys/gals but I’ve felt the love. Regardless of the outcome today or Wednesday, I know we did the legal, moral and ethical thing that night. It’s sad how the good guys are demonized, and criminals are canonized. Put that aside for a while, keep your focus and do your jobs that you are trained and capable of doing. Don’t put up with their *****, and go home to those lovely families and relationships. I wish I were there with you leading the charge. I’ll be praying for your safety. Remember you are just a pawn in the Mayors political game. I’m proof they do not care about you or your family, and you are replaceable. Stay safe and do the right thing. YOU ARE LOVED AND SUPPORTED by most of the community. Now go be the Warriors you are, but please be safe! None of these “peaceful” protesters are worth your career or freedom. God speed boys and girls." https://www.wave3.com/2020/09/22/jon-mattingly-officer-involved-breonna-taylor-shooting-sends-candid-email-lmpd-colleagues/
Chef Jim Posted September 23, 2020 Posted September 23, 2020 2 minutes ago, BullBuchanan said: Jon Mattingly, member of Louisville branch of organized terrorist police group No need to read any further. Because a cop is bad doesn’t mean the cops are bad.
BullBuchanan Posted September 23, 2020 Author Posted September 23, 2020 (edited) 5 minutes ago, Chef Jim said: No need to read any further. Because a cop is bad doesn’t mean the cops are bad. Isn't Al-Qaeda bad just because they have some members that did some bad things? Edited September 23, 2020 by BullBuchanan
Chef Jim Posted September 23, 2020 Posted September 23, 2020 2 minutes ago, BullBuchanan said: Is Al-Qaeda bad just because they have some members that did some bad things? You’re insane. We’re done here. 🙄
njbuff Posted September 23, 2020 Posted September 23, 2020 6 minutes ago, Chef Jim said: You’re insane. We’re done here. 🙄 You are just figuring that out now? 😁
BullBuchanan Posted September 23, 2020 Author Posted September 23, 2020 (edited) 6 minutes ago, Chef Jim said: You’re insane. We’re done here. 🙄 Why? Can you refute any of my evidence? I gave you a 10+ point list in the defund thread as my justification why this is absolutely not a case of 1 isolated cad cop out of hundreds of thousands of Andy Griffith cops. This is all ***** that happened, from major news sites, backed up by the police themselves in most cases. Just because it doesn't fit your agenda, it isn't valid I guess. Edited September 23, 2020 by BullBuchanan
Chef Jim Posted September 23, 2020 Posted September 23, 2020 7 minutes ago, BullBuchanan said: Why? Can you refute any of my evidence? I gave you a 10+ point list in the defund thread as my justification why this is absolutely not a case of 1 isolated cad cop out of hundreds of thousands of Andy Griffith cops. This is all ***** that happened, from major news sites, backed up by the police themselves in most cases. Just because it doesn't fit your agenda, it isn't valid I guess. The minute you compare American police officers to Al Qeada you went further off the deep end than I thought you ever could. You don’t have to convince me there are bad cops. You’re not on to something new there junior. The fact that because the profession has some bad actors calling police departments terrorist organizations or like Al Qeada you have become someone I care not debate with. 1
B-Man Posted September 23, 2020 Posted September 23, 2020 HEATHER MAC DONALD: Blue Truth Matters. The Black Lives Matter movement trades on Americans’ ignorance about the demographics of criminal offending. As long as that ignorance prevails, BLM’s anti-cop narrative will continue destroying the institutions of law and order. Activists and their media enablers present racial disparities in police activity—be it stops, arrests, or officer use of force—as prima facie evidence of police bias. They generate those racial disparities by comparing policing data to population ratios. In New York City, for example, a little over 50% of all pedestrian stops conducted by the New York Police Department have a black subject. But blacks are slightly less than a quarter of the city’s population. Voilà! Proof of racism, declare the mainstream media, Democratic politicians, and virtually the entirety of academia. Census data is the wrong benchmark for evaluating police behavior, however. The proper benchmark is crime rates, because policing today is data-driven, deploying officers to where criminals prey on their victims. Blacks in New York City commit over 70% of all drive-by shootings, according to the victims of, and witnesses to, those shootings, who are overwhelmingly minority themselves. Add Hispanic shootings to black shootings and you account for nearly 100% of all shootings in New York City. These numbers mean that virtually every time an officer gets a “shots fired” call over his radio, he is being called to a minority neighborhood, on behalf of a minority victim, and being given the description of a minority suspect, if anyone is cooperating with the police for once. The cops don’t wish this reality into being. It is forced upon them by the facts of crime. Such disparities exist in every American city. In Chicago, blacks commit about 80% of all shootings and murders, and whites less than 2%, though both blacks and whites are each a little less than a third of the population. In St. Louis, blacks commit up to 100% of all homicides, though they are less than 50% of the population. Officers cannot use their lawful powers of enforcement, in other words, without having a disparate impact on blacks, since blacks commit the lion’s share of violent street crime. You’re not supposed to talk about this, though. But the data are what the data are. Believe in science. 1 1
BullBuchanan Posted September 23, 2020 Author Posted September 23, 2020 (edited) 2 hours ago, Chef Jim said: The minute you compare American police officers to Al Qeada you went further off the deep end than I thought you ever could. You don’t have to convince me there are bad cops. You’re not on to something new there junior. The fact that because the profession has some bad actors calling police departments terrorist organizations or like Al Qeada you have become someone I care not debate with. Why exactly is that going off the deep end? We have a thread on this very site that labels ANTIFA a terrorist organization. ANTIFA has been responsible for 0 deaths in the last 25 years. Al Qaeda and all official terrorist organizations combined accounts for 3393 American deaths across 21 years. 88% of which occurred on 9/11 American Police kill over 1000 americans per year. Across the same time period this would be a conservatively measured 20,000 American Deaths. This isn't my opinion - it's addition. 54 minutes ago, B-Man said: Such disparities exist in every American city. In Chicago, blacks commit about 80% of all shootings and murders, and whites less than 2%, though both blacks and whites are each a little less than a third of the population. In St. Louis, blacks commit up to 100% of all homicides, though they are less than 50% of the population. Officers cannot use their lawful powers of enforcement, in other words, without having a disparate impact on blacks, since blacks commit the lion’s share of violent street crime. You’re not supposed to talk about this, though. But the data are what the data are. Believe in science. So you're trying to tell me black people are stopped by the police more than white people? Yes, I know. You're approaching the point of understanding what systemic racism is. Keep reading. Your source claims that 100% of homicides in St Louis are committed by black people? Is this a Klan website? Edited September 23, 2020 by BullBuchanan
Chef Jim Posted September 23, 2020 Posted September 23, 2020 8 hours ago, BullBuchanan said: Why exactly is that going off the deep end? We have a thread on this very site that labels ANTIFA a terrorist organization. ANTIFA has been responsible for 0 deaths in the last 25 years. Al Qaeda and all official terrorist organizations combined accounts for 3393 American deaths across 21 years. 88% of which occurred on 9/11 American Police kill over 1000 americans per year. Across the same time period this would be a conservatively measured 20,000 American Deaths. This isn't my opinion - it's addition. So you're trying to tell me black people are stopped by the police more than white people? Yes, I know. You're approaching the point of understanding what systemic racism is. Keep reading. Your source claims that 100% of homicides in St Louis are committed by black people? Is this a Klan website? So a terrorist organization is defined based on the number of Americans they kill? Give it up man.
BullBuchanan Posted September 23, 2020 Author Posted September 23, 2020 4 hours ago, Chef Jim said: So a terrorist organization is defined based on the number of Americans they kill? Give it up man. If they aren't defined by violence and political motivation, what then? To be clear - you've said the police as a group are good people with a few bad apples The data makes it clear that they've killed exponentially more Americans than every than every terrorist organization combined Their own words say they are in a "battle of good vs evil" The FBI has found significant levels of gang and white supremacist involvement within the ranks of the police There are countless videos showing groups of dozens or more police instigating violence or refusing to intervene while they watch other members commit violence They settle thousands of cases of police misconduct for millions of dollars at taxpayer expense They are routinely caught covering up badge numbers to prevent identification and turning off body cameras to prevent their actions from being witnessed by the public Pretend for a second that you were raised somewhere else and that as small children we weren't repetitively told by media that police are good people and heroes and that we should aspire to grow up to be one of them. Pretend for a second that you don't know a police officer who happens to be a nice guy to you or who did you a solid once. Once you've put yourself in that space, take a look at the actions of thousands upon thousands of police officers who have been videotaped and/or credibly reported doing the above things and tell me that you still think that police are the good guys, and the people protesting their behavior are the "violent thugs" and "terrorists". If you still think that - why? At what point would your opinion change? Is there a magic number, or a certain event that would have to occur?
Westside Posted September 23, 2020 Posted September 23, 2020 5 minutes ago, BullBuchanan said: If they aren't defined by violence and political motivation, what then? To be clear - you've said the police as a group are good people with a few bad apples The data makes it clear that they've killed exponentially more Americans than every than every terrorist organization combined Their own words say they are in a "battle of good vs evil" The FBI has found significant levels of gang and white supremacist involvement within the ranks of the police There are countless videos showing groups of dozens or more police instigating violence or refusing to intervene while they watch other members commit violence They settle thousands of cases of police misconduct for millions of dollars at taxpayer expense They are routinely caught covering up badge numbers to prevent identification and turning off body cameras to prevent their actions from being witnessed by the public Pretend for a second that you were raised somewhere else and that as small children we weren't repetitively told by media that police are good people and heroes and that we should aspire to grow up to be one of them. Pretend for a second that you don't know a police officer who happens to be a nice guy to you or who did you a solid once. Once you've put yourself in that space, take a look at the actions of thousands upon thousands of police officers who have been videotaped and/or credibly reported doing the above things and tell me that you still think that police are the good guys, and the people protesting their behavior are the "violent thugs" and "terrorists". If you still think that - why? At what point would your opinion change? Is there a magic number, or a certain event that would have to occur? You come across as a far left version of Archie Bunker.
BullBuchanan Posted September 23, 2020 Author Posted September 23, 2020 Just now, westside2 said: You come across as a far left version of Archie Bunker. So just more personal attacks, and no evidence to refute mine then? I have never once seen you create a single post of substance.
Westside Posted September 23, 2020 Posted September 23, 2020 26 minutes ago, BullBuchanan said: So just more personal attacks, and no evidence to refute mine then? I have never once seen you create a single post of substance. Well, that goes for you as well. You spew hate. That's all you do.
3rdnlng Posted September 23, 2020 Posted September 23, 2020 13 hours ago, BullBuchanan said: Why exactly is that going off the deep end?We have a thread on this very site that labels ANTIFA a terrorist organization. ANTIFA has been responsible for 0 deaths in the last 25 years. Al Qaeda and all official terrorist organizations combined accounts for 3393 American deaths across 21 years. 88% of which occurred on 9/11American Police kill over 1000 americans per year. Across the same time period this would be a conservatively measured 20,000 American Deaths. This isn't my opinion - it's addition. So you're trying to tell me black people are stopped by the police more than white people? Yes, I know. You're approaching the point of understanding what systemic racism is. Keep reading. Your source claims that 100% of homicides in St Louis are committed by black people? Is this a Klan website? Yet in 2019 police killed 9 black "unarmed" people. This does not take into account that those unarmed people may still have been trying to harm the officers. So, at least 991 of those dead people were armed and presumably threatening the officers. That's what got them shot, not their skin color or how low their pants were hanging. I don't know that I've responded to you before but I've read a lot of your horseshit posts. You make wild accusations without links and then try to argue your points with circular logic and do so ad nauseum. You don't come here to learn anything or discuss, but come here to wear people down with your volume of bs.
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