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The post that was quoted here has been removedI guess the fact that the left wing was protesting at 5 times the rate and how that might disproportionately contribute to increased tensions between police and leftwing protestors was conveniently excluded from the analysis...
@suzianne saidThere was a study, years ago, which came to the same conclusion. It also concluded that the average police officer is more right-wing than the average citizen.
Are you sure it's not just racial, i.e. more likely to be more violent against blacks versus whites?
The post that was quoted here has been removedNo...I'm just pointing out ( what any rational thinker would realize ) key information oddly missing from the article that if presented would likely tell a different story about potential causes of the observed "discrepancy" of 3.3% other than use of force leftwing bias.
@suzianne saidNo. That is exactly the trap USAlian wokelings are falling into.
Are you sure it's not just racial, i.e. more likely to be more violent against blacks versus whites?
@joe-shmo saidFunny that those "estimates" don't happen to say who actually did this damage. Peaceful protests generally don't result in property damage until/unless they are provoked by inordinate/excessive suppression and/or bad actors looking to blunt the protest by blaming protestors for the actions of those actors.
Estimates of the damage to private and public property as a result of the George Floyd "protests" 1 to 2 BILLION dollars.
Gee wiz...I can't imagine why these poor activist had more rubber bullets shot at them!
@shavixmir saidLook at the Capitol riot. How many of those mostly white protestors got beaten down? Answer: not even a fraction as many as had they been black.
There was a study, years ago, which came to the same conclusion. It also concluded that the average police officer is more right-wing than the average citizen.
The uniform, structure and authority appealing to certain types more than others.
And that it was an issue which needed to be addressed.
@suzianne saidThis statement is so franking idiotic I've deleted my reply.
Funny that those "estimates" don't happen to say who actually did this damage. Peaceful protests generally don't result in property damage until/unless they are provoked by inordinate/excessive suppression and/or bad actors looking to blunt the protest by blaming protestors for the actions of those actors.