Comments by "Violet Joy" (@VioletJoy) on "Ray Tensing traffic stop: Am I being detained?" video.

  1.  @christinasicilia86  1. You made unfounded claims. 2. Feel free to look up the stats. There is no evidence to suggest there is an epidemic of "systemic racism" or even a concerning problem.
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  2.  @ojibwayne2896  The vast majority.
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  3.  @ojibwayne2896  Maybe you read someone else's comment , because none of what you said lines up with my comments. I would never say "all traffic stops are good". All I said was that the bad ones are rare in comparison. The statistics are available. There are hundreds of calm, appropriate traffic stops here on YouTube if you want to find them. Just keep in mind that the dramatic ones gets the most views.
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  4. Most are not like this. I know cops that hate to see cops act like that.
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  5.  La Fam  Who would you call if you were in fear for your life or your child's life? Do you think every single officer is corrupt?
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  6.  La Fam  I hope that works out for you. I'm just curious where the hostility comes from.
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  7.  La Fam  Is that where the hostility comes from? Reading the bible?
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  8.  La Fam  You just seemed super angry and I was wondering where that came from. It sounds like you are convinced all cops act like that.
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  9.  @mr3rdeye630  Huh?
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  10. No, that's not why. The protests are based on a false premise. This kind if incident is unusual. Think about it logically. There are thousands and thousands of traffic stops per day throughout the nation and this is maybe 5% or less... but the "boring" ones don't make YouTube.
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  11.  Ex Life  It's not accurate to say there is "no accountability". Most cops have body cams and often times, that footage is released to the public.
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  12.  @ojibwayne2896  Huh? The "bad ones are also good"?
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  13.  @ojibwayne2896  I'm sorry, I'm a little lost with your questions and examples. To start with,  n.o, I'm not saying it's okay. You said that's what I'm saying. Personally, I'd like to see those instances handled very seriously. Some people just don't have the proper temperament or personality to be a good officer. But what you seem to be suggesting is that there is some magical way to get rid of all "bad" cops. There are "bad" teachers, civic leaders, pastors, doctors, judges... There is only so much that can be done to prevent or curtail that from happening. People are flawed. Period..m There is intense training for the police department. So if someone completes the necessary training, applies for a job and gets the job, how are we to know if they will be a "good" or "bad" cop? There is a process just like most jobs where employees can be written up for bad behavior. Sometimes they get away with it and no one wants to see that happen. But that has to be dealt with individually and per county by the appropriate governing bodies. You asked why cops don't say why they pull you over. I've wondered that myself and don't know the answer to that. Maybe there's a good reason, maybe thats something that would be better to change. I don't know. I'm not sure what significance that has here.
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