Thread: Bishop 'outraged'

Originally Posted by FaithfulOne

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#AhmaudArbery #BlackLivesMatter #Prolife #Psalm8

You should know that that was a picture from Obama's time in the White House...

Fake Photo Circulated Of 'Dark' White House Is Actually From 2015
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Fake Photo Circulated Of 'Dark' White House Is Actually From 2015

Media outlets and Twitter users circulated a photo of the White House showing the lights darkened both inside and outside, allegedly from Sunday night during the riots.

Originally Posted by Pentecali

What is this Bishop upset about?

She is upset because she is a lefty. Lefty's cannot stand anything that the right does.

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That meme just shows how ignorant people actually are. The president does not have a choice when the secret service says "You are going to the bunker, sir!" Then they will actually carry him if he doesn't obey.

And then they blame a virus on him, which was started by Joe Biden's friends in China. And if that wasn't ignorant enough, they paint all police as the enemy.

They are lucky I am not running things. It wouldn't be pepper spray, it would be CS gas. And I wouldn't hesitate to have the military mow down a gaggle of them as an example that America is not going to tolerate thuggery and anarchy by those who were just looking for an excuse to loot and cause mayhem in the first place.

Ignorance burns down police stations and police cars without even realizing that it is actually only hurting the hard working tax paying citizens. The police don't buy the cars and buildings, we do. The meme: IGNORANCE GONE TO SEED!

Harvard study finds black people die as a result of police pulling back after brutality protests
Harvard study finds black people die as a result of police pulling back after brutality protests | Just The News

'My estimates show that we lost a thousand more lives, most of them black as well, because of an increase in homicides,' said Harvard's Roland Fryer

An upcoming study by Harvard economists found that many more black Americans die as a result of police drawdowns following high-profile, police brutality protests.

Police become skittish following viral, racially-charged police misconduct investigations, leading to reluctance to protect black neighborhoods, according to the to-be-released academic paper by Harvard economist Roland Fryer and co-author Tanaya Devi, reported on by The Wall Street Journal's Jason Riley. The study found that homicides and felonies spike immediately after the reported events in question, crime that hits black communities the hardest.

"When police were investigated following incidents of deadly force that had gone viral, police activity declined and violent crime spiked. It happened in Ferguson, Mo., after Michael Brown was shot by an officer. It happened in Chicago after a cop gunned down Laquan McDonald. And it occurred in Baltimore after Freddie Gray died in police custody," Riley wrote.

"In Chicago, there was a 90% drop in police-civilian contacts immediately after the announcement of an investigation, and Baltimore literally went to zero after a probe was announced there, he said. "In cities where these contacts fell the most, homicides increased the most. Sadly, the decision to launch department-wide state and federal inquiries into the deaths of Brown, McDonald and Gray resulted in numerous additional deaths. ... What happens, he said, is that police effectively pull back. They don't stop doing their jobs, but they become less proactive and curb their interactions with civilians."

Fryer told Riley that it wasn't the investigations themselves that are the problem so much as the circumstances under which they are launched. Fryer and Devi's research reportedly found that "investigations that weren't prompted by well-publicized events resulted in little change in police behavior and violent crime."

"But when I look at cities in which the investigation was preceded by a viral event," Fryer told Riley, "homicide goes up considerably. Total crime goes up considerably. ... My estimates show that we lost a thousand more lives, most of them black as well, because of an increase in homicides. ... I never would have guessed that if police stopped putting in the effort, that homicides would change like this. ... You hear some people say, 'Oh, we want to police our own neighborhoods, get out.' No, you don't want that. I guess I always knew it was a foolish idea, but I didn't realize it was this deadly.".......