Comments by "Scott Charney" (@scottcharney1091) on "'Native Disciples' Gang Leader SHOT by Minneapolis Police" video.

  1.  @TheWokeMachineIsGone The violence in Chicago is highly concentrated.
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  2.  @arthurbrumagem3844  The most dangerous parts of California (for example) are Fresno and Bakersfield, both GOP-dominated.
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  3.  @arthurbrumagem3844  The point is that they're not anywhere close to the way that sensationalist reporting portrays them.
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  4. He said that it was a mistake. Also, Sowell is a crank.
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  5. Stop shouting.
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  6.  @patesbaroni77 Note the time.
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  7. You're disingenuous.
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  8.  @timmattle4730  I'm referring to the infamous Roland G Fryer study at Harvard. He and his team found that there is no racial disparity in lethal police violence (although the methodology is controversial), but there was a notable such disparity in non-lethal violence by police, and Fryer himself notes the damaging spillover effects of that. A lot of people love to crow about this study ("See? BLM is nonsense!"), but they're rather missing the point.
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  9. Departments/grand juries/etc. investigate police shootings as a matter of course. Also, say what you want about her, but she's a woman, not a girl.
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  10.  @AlaskaErik  He wasn't charged.
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  11.  @flipnap2112  No, it's standard all over the country to investigate police shootings.
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  12.  @AlaskaErik You assume too much. It's standard to investigate police shootings.
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  13.  @laughingdog747  I am not Minnesotan, but I am asking you to elaborate/explain what you mean in the previous comment.
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  14.  @dlmsarge8329 Or because of lead exposure. See Kevin Drum's work in Mother Jones, and what the Brookings Institution has written about it.
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  15. And the meth/opioid dealers are out in the boonies.
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  16. Police shootings are investigated. It's standard.
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  17. It's standard to investigate police shootings.
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  18.  @rockstarofredondo  Please be more specific.
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  19.  @peace-love-on-the-right  "Democrat cities," by which you mean the municipal government, have shown very little enthusiasm for defunding police. Neither have the voters. Also, in some cases, GOP-dominated areas like Bakersfield and Fresno are the most dangerous places in their states.
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  20.  @mikesixx7655  What's untrue? I don't know which comment you're referring to.
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  21.  @mikesixx7655  Fresno's mayor is Republican, and Kevin McCarthy's district partially includes Fresno.
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  22.  @flipnap2112 Rightly so. He's a crackpot.
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  23.  @iamtruth6056  That's disingenuous.
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  24.  @rndmprsn3532  You're being disingenuous.
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  25.  @iamtruth6056 You assume too much.
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  26.  @eastbaykidd8574 No he does not, again and again, as I listed.
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  27. It's 6:13 PM.
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  28. There wasn't any such action. It's standard procedure to investigate police shootings. That's true everywhere.
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  29. *whom
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  30. Once again: It's standard to investigate police shootings.
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  31. It's standard to investigate police shootings.
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  32. Don't be a bootlicker. If you want them to go to different states, that's reasonable, as the "red" states have higher crime rates.
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  33. *you're
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  34. *breathe
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  35. That's not a lot of people. In any case, it's 6:13 PM.
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  36.  @sayitaintso2900  Look at the clock.
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  37.  @erickr867 See the time in the top right of the screen.
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  38.  @phxrsx  This takes place at 6:13 PM.
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  39. He murdered someone.
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  40.  @rogersmith7808 They have to review police shootings, bootlicker.
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  41. It's standard to investigate police shootings.
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  42. He didn't die.
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  43. "Saw," not "seen."
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  44. I don't know if that's irony exactly.
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  45. Once again: Investigating police shootings is standard practice.
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  46.  @angeloftheabyss5265  No, it's just standard practice to investigate police shootings.
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  47.  @qwettttttt Crimes aren't legit.
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  48. Why would the trainer have to be a woman? (Commas are important.)
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  49.  @CommentConqueror  True, but that's not the alleged job of the cops. Plus, they dish out non-fatal violence routinely.
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  50.  @timmattle4730 No, it hasn't been proven wrong. Cops dish out non-fatal violence as a matter of course, and that has serious racial disparities.
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  51.  @timmattle4730 Sure, although his trouble at Harvard looks like it had to do with behavior, allegedly by him. In any case, the point is that conservatives (and others) love to tout that study, but they don't seem to understand it fully!
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  52.  @timmattle4730  That's not entirely true. Unmarried parents don't necessarily mean an absence of one of them. Far from it.
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  53.  @timmattle4730 I know, but the number you're mentioning pertains to marital status.
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  54.  @timmattle4730  True; I'm just saying that the number isn't as high as you mentioned.
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  55.  @timmattle4730  No, I mean the first, much higher figure.
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  56.  @camerontobacco288  Were they defunded?
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  57. Yet again: It's standard to investigate police shootings.
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  58. It happened at 6:13 in the evening.
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  59.  @thomastherriault8632  Departments everywhere have to investigate police shootings.
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  60. What the hell are you talking about, and what does "FJB" have to do with anything?
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  61. It's standard to investigate police shootings. That's reasonable.
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  62.  @laughingdog747  Rainbows? What does that mean? Also: "Floyd's related?" Floyd is related? I don't know what you're talking about.
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  63.  @AlaskaErik  Quite the opposite, cops around the country (and the world) get away with almost anything. High-profile cases give a different impression. Sensationalist reporting!
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  64. I'm not sure that they knew it was the same guy.
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