What people who didn’t intend to offend or harm say when they’re informed they have nevertheless caused offense or harm: “I’m so sorry.”
What people who intended offense and harm all along say: “so now you’re telling me I’m not allowed to do that anymore?”
Which is obvious.
What people who intended offense and harm all along say: “so now you’re telling me I’m not allowed to do that anymore?”
Which is obvious.
Likewise if police didn’t intend murder we’d see some slight attempt or even pretense at an attempt to recognize that what happened was tragic or at least undesirable.
Instead they frame each murder entirely around their license to continue.
They kill who they want to.
Instead they frame each murder entirely around their license to continue.
They kill who they want to.
Police are fully revealed now as an institution that believes that racist brutality and murder are not only necessary but good; not only good, but *very* good.
They don’t see brutality as a side-effect of their mission; they see it as the mission.
I’m not speculating. They’re saying it every day. They’re projecting a worldview that only makes sense through that lens.
I don’t think we should trust such an organization to do *anything*.
I’m not speculating. They’re saying it every day. They’re projecting a worldview that only makes sense through that lens.
I don’t think we should trust such an organization to do *anything*.
Calling police to help with something only makes sense if you’d also call the mafia for that same thing.
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