Comments by "whyamimrpink78" (@whyamimrpink78) on "Fox News Frauds Completely Flip Flop On Peaceful Protests" video.

  1. No, the problem is that people like Kaepernick and BLM never once wanted to have a conversation and discuss the issue. They immediately went to racism. And during that time there were zero talk of Tony Timpa who was killed by police as well.
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  2.  @mrperfectisperfect0328  when he was asked why he was kneeling he said that he will do it until something changes in this nation. Ok, what? What is the problem? And what do you suggest? He gave nothing.
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  3.  @spindoctor358  what are their demands?
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  4.  @spindoctor358  and yes, based on the stats police brutality is not a common issue. It is rare and isolated and thus should be treated as such.
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  5. Well, a few weeks ago people on the left were simply telling others to wear a mask and stay at home and obey the government. Now you guys are saying that the government is bad and we should protest. So who flipped here?
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  6. Ok Kyle, What did he say? Give me a quote.
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  7. Because he did not say anything besides "something needs to change".
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  8. The problem was never once was the problem discussed in detailed nor was a solution given.
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  9.  J G  when did Sam Seder wreck me?
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  10.  J G  prove that is me.
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  11.  J G  being violent is not protected by the 1st amendment. Trump is offering the military to states who want to use them to take on these protesters. In reality it is more of a political stunt and many conservative states are starting to manage their protests where blue ones are not. Trump is pointing that out in NY where the situation is out of hand (the NYC mayor was arrested for throwing things at cops) but Cuomo refuses to use assistance from the military.
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  12.  J G  the military has been deployed in the past to deesculate a situation. Consider when schools were integrated and the national guard had to come in and prevent violence.
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  13.  J G  I am for limited government, there is a different. The president cannot have the military enforce domestic law with out consent of the state's governor. Thus, Trump is not going to just have the military march in and enforce things, the governors will. Also, the military will not stop peaceful protest but violent ones. Again, consider when schools were integrated and how the military was there but did not harm anyone. Two recent times that military was used to prevent violence were in 1992 after the Rodney King trial and in 2005 after Hurricane Katrina where in both cases rioters and looters were active and the military was sent to deesculate the situation. So this is not a novel issue.
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  14.  J G  I noticed you never responded to my comment. Maybe because I am much more intelligent than you.
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  15.  J G  i never called Sam
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  16.  Malic Bk  if he is going to protest like that than yes, it is up to him. He has an opinion so he should be able to do research and explain the problem and give possible solutions. Instead he wants to pass the buck to someone else. He wants other people to do the work while he gets credit. And saying "reform" means what? What reform? People were willing to listen but if you give no details, nor do you present what the problem is to begin with that creates lack of progress.
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  17.  Malic Bk  also, it doesn't help when it becomes a racial issue. Rush Limbaugh was on The Breakfast Club recently and brought up that if cops killed an unarmed white guy in a similar way the news won't bring it up. The Breakfast Club said the cops would be arrested and found guilty quickly. But if that is the case how did the cops walk in the Tony Timpa case?
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  18.  Malic Bk  if he is going to have a strong opinion than he better have details on what the problem is and possible solutions. To start, is police violence an overall problem to begin with? And is racial profiling a problem in police to begin with? Convince me with evidence. I am all for holding police accountable but what got me was when BLM marched for Alton Sterling. He was resisting arrest from two cops, was tazed twice, and then reached for his gun in which then the cops shot him. What more do you want? But again, convince me that police brutality and racial profiling with cops is a major problem to begin with. I feel it is an issue, but a rare and isolated one that should be taken on by a case by case bases. As for the policy issues, I will go through them 1. Minority populations are "targeted" more because more crime is committed there. It is a huge leap to go from people being killed by cops and going to the conclusion of racism when other factors are at play. Read the study entitled "Officer characteristics and racial disparities in fatal officer-involved shootings" Case in point, there are other factors at play. Not saying that study is gospel, just saying it is much more complex than saying minority communities are targeted. 2. I agree with this one and have said that groups like BLM can hire private investigators and lawyers to looking into these issues. Now why aren't they? There are intelligent people with the group. Take Cornel West for example. I imagine that he, via working in Harvard and Yale, would know some. Instead he goes on CNN and says something needs to change. Ok, what, professor? So I agree with this step, now do it. 3. I agree with this one as well. Again, as with number two these organizations should be hiring private investigators to do that. Do not rely on the government. 4. Same as with 2 and 3. You are repeating yourself here but I am actually agreeing with you. 5. The problem with this is that this is the definition of racism in that we should hire cops not on quality but based on the color of their skin. Ever thought we have more white cops in proportion of our population because simply more white people apply? 6. I 100% agree. 7. I agree training should be better and the current training should be investigated. How is training done now and how will you reform it? 8. Care to explain to me for profit police? 9. The police is far from militarized. For example, they do not have fighter jets. However, some of the weaponry they have is excessive as in the vehicles that can be used by only the military. But in some cases they do need them. In LA there was a bank robbery where the robbers had automatic guns and the cops did not. It lead to cops being killed and the situation from not be deesculated. With that the laws were changed allowing cops access to such weaponry. So this isn't that easy of an issue to take one. 10. I say get rid of police unions all together. You see, I am agreeing with you on many of these, and the ones I don't I am giving reasons why. One is demanding more black cops which is difficult as how many want to be a cop to begin with? You cannot force a round peg through a square hole. And with the first point, it isn't as simple as racism. Again, more crime happens in area where minorities live. That is the reality. But overall, as you can see i am agree with you on many ways. We need to discuss the details as what I did on the first point. Also, I heard about those situation which is why I can easily respond. The problem is that they are, in many ways, vague. As with training, now you have to dig into how are cops trained now and what to change. Or with more black cops, dig into why we have a shortage. Just giving a wish list with no details is the problem. And if you are talking about European nations they simply have less crime all around to begin with. That is their culture. Very difficult to change culture. Why is that is a completely different discussion all together, but you cannot compare us to the nations in Europe. But I do care as you can see I actually agree with some of your ideas.
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  19.  Gram Looner  because I have done research and I get vague answers. Also, I am challenging people here who seem passionate enough to have an opinion. Why don't you answer my points?
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  20.  @KoachKrab127  except I do not read those sources.
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  21.  Gram Looner  that no one is giving a clear answer. They are just crying racism for the most part.
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  22.  taylorgordon93  these comments will stay. I never delete comments. I stand by my comments and, for the most part, I am correct.
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  23.  Cthulhu In the deep  I never delete comments so I do not know what you are talking about.
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  24.  @spindoctor358  What are their demands? And if they have demands, why don't they explain them in detail?
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  25. Those people on the right are law abiding citizens. Also, the citizens are inciting violence now. What more do you want? The cops are in jail and waiting a trial.
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  26.  @Delicious_Oreoz  I agree with the looters and thugs. They are also happening in mostly blue areas. Basically, as with the virus, blue states are being destroyed. It is sad. And things like this happening again? How often does it happen?
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  27.  @Delicious_Oreoz  care to give examples
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  28.  @Delicious_Oreoz  FL is doing very well.
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