You Are a SLAVE

A cop doesn’t need to get violent.

If a cop abuses his authority, that’s also a type of Police Brutality, IMHO. Am I right?

Also, which cops are the worst? In the media, you hear most often from the big departments like LAPD or NYPD, but I think GENERALLY police in the Midwest and South are the most corrupt. What do you think? That said, there are of course many fine upstanding and hardworking officers who put their lives on line every day to protect the American people, but–like in any big organizations–there are also the black sheep.

Seriously, it’s true. Some cops think there are 10 feet tall and bulletproof. I’ve seen some police officers abuse illegal immigrants, knowing they won’t do sh*t, since they’re afraid of getting deported. But what really ticks me off is seeing them take pride on what they did. Cops are humans and with 3 months in the academy, they’re not professionals. It’s because of cops like them, that have made a real cop’s work more difficult.
And in regards to LAPD & NYPD, for some damn reason if something happens, Los Angeles are the first ones to go through it. They were the first ones to kill a suspect for stealing a car on live television (The guy was also shooting at the police).
Another incident occured in L.A. where 3 Police Officers died in a shootout, and they found their empty magazines in their pockets. They were actually picking them up during the shootout. Since then, Police Departments across the U.S. started training differently.

What kind of surveillance policy will be needed in 2020?
In the near future, say 2020, all kinds of nanotechnology and other technologies will have developed so much that it will probably be very easy for just about anybody to build or acquire extremely powerful weapons, maybe even weapons that can terminate mankind – if people are not even more closer watched than today. Do we want our government(s) to put microchips in us and put cameras in our homes, or would they create a dictatorship then? How to solve this dilemma? In 2020, extreme surveillance in some form will be needed, to protect mankind against terrorists who want to terminate mankind. But would the surveillance be in better hands if for example instead of the government, the people would govern it all? We could all watch each other. Then no one of us could enslave the rest of us, because the rest of us would discover that in time. This solution is suggested in David Brin’s "The Transparent Society". Is there a better one?

oh my god. Are you suggesting a police state? Is that what you are proposing? that is not done in a free society, so if that is to be done, we can no longer call us "free."

They will microchip me over my dead body!

The Political Unrest in this country turned me into a Marxist activist. I’m a teen. There is your answer.

lol, full blown or just moderate Tyranny regradless. by the way, limited government constitutional libertarian types share no ideological values with marxists so that didn’t make much sense…

Time to stand up. Grab your guns and rifles buy all the ammo you can, buy a reloading kit and supplies. Stock up on food (non perishable) and begin taking back our country
I am ready I have all my supplies.

after all…its a life and death issue isnt it? pay or die …literally!!!!

but others say the people who want to drive down the cost to patients so care is more affordable and more available are the tyrants. what do you think?

there are plenty of other gov. run programs that fully effect our lives and health , why isn’t the right attacking:

Public Education
National Parks / Interior Department
Tax Funded Police and Fire
Labor Unions
IRS
Farm Subsidies
Maternity Leave
Medicaid / Medicare
Highways
The Mint
Sewers
Sanitation
DMV’s
Import Tariffs
Energy Credits
Lemon Laws
Anti-Discrimination / Civil Rights Laws
Civilian Conservation Corps (during the depression)
Social Security
The Military
GI Bill
Emission Standards
National Center for Missing and Exploited Children
CDC
Veteran Care
Foreign Aid
OSHA
FEMA
NASA
Amtrak
FDIC
Federal Prisons

I know that each of the programs has different levels of success and effectiveness, but if that’s not enough…
The U.S. also lags when it comes to the treatment of chronic conditions.

This Commonwealth Fund report found that U.S. residents with one of seven chronic conditions- high blood pressure, heart disease, lung disease, diabetes, cancer, arthritis and depression- were more likely to 1) forego medical care due to costs and to 2) experience medical errors than were their peers in Australia, Canada, France, Germany, the Netherlands, New Zealand, and Britain.

* 44% of U.S. residents with chronic illnesses said that they did not receive recommended medical care, fill prescriptions or visit a physician at some point because of high costs, compared with 7% of study participants from the Netherlands.
* 41% of chronically-ill patients in the U.S. spent more than $1,000 on out-of-pocket medical costs last year, compared with just 4% of folks in Britain and 5% of French patients, according to the study.
* Between 1997 and 2002, U.S. health expenditures grew 2.3 times faster than GDP.
* In comparison, health expenditures across other developed countries outpaced economic growth by just 1.7 times.
* Medicare is an expensive program overall. Medicare is expected to consume 13% of GDP in next year’s federal budget. It is crucial that legislators work to reform the Medicare program and to rein in total spending. However, when you consider the extensive health services that Medicare provides to our elderly population, it has done a remarkable job of controlling costs.

I know that in real life American police don’t do as much unless it’s in the South lol just kidding,but most police officers are good people,but it does have some truth to it.How come you don’t hear of Police Brutality in European countries as much as you do in American States.I’m guessing maybe because American criminals are more heinous.

And probably because its more common and well known in the U.S.
I wish the cops who arrested Mario Andriette McNeil and Antoinette Davis would have beat the crap outta them.
For ppl who don’t know, they were charged w/human Trafficking of 5 yr old Shaniya Davis.
Those ppl really deserve it!

Surely some of you seen the video of police kicking a mental man while he was down, broke his ribs, punctured his lung, etc. The police always get away with it, even though it was on film.
I am a victim of Police Brutality, how can I possibly win if they get away with murder?
There is no "Innocent until proven guilty!" The police think they’re the judge and jury. This is just wrong! Has anyone else here in the US been a victim of this crime too?
The police will lie for the "bad" ones, they all stick together even though it’s a lie, so even the so-called "good" ones are then "bad" as well.
Everyone is supposed to be "Innocent until proven guilty." Some of the answers I’ve seen on here prove that everyone is guilty just for being arrested!
Most have proved my theory of this correct.
This has nothing to do with not seeing hands, resisting arrest, running from the police, or police feeling their lives or someone else’s life is in danger. It’s just about bad cops abusing their power to be judge and jury.

yeh watch the news its all over they shot a man 50 times that was getting married the next day then they shot another man like 3 days later why do they get away from it hmm thats a good question i think its cuz they know they can i mean if they get in trouble how would that make the commisiner look or the president that is why they protect them to make them look good and us the people look like were the ones guilty and their cops look like angels also remember they are the biggest gang in the world something to think about =)

Are we seeing a new form of global governance being created, is the recession a manufactured problem to be ’solved’ by those who always intended to created a Prison Planet of total surveilance and absolute control?

In short YES! You only need to seek the information, the facts speak for themselves! If you are looking for more info then check out this website amonst others.

http://www.freenation.org.uk

See what you think for yourself. There are films made by respected people (not the crazy ones! lol).

JFK himself made a speech on secret societies and their ability to control the media and government globally for there own purposes. It all out there for you to view.

A list of good films for you to watch would be

Zietgeist I & II
Freedom to Fascism
The Obama Deception

There are more but too many to list here!

Hope this helps…….

I mean, America voted for change in November. And yet, every Bush loving retard somehow are commenting on every anwer post. Liberal this and Liberal that! They are all little Bush sucking retards.

I want a discussion I can respond back to.

Not this one sided – "I Love my country" – "Bush is wonderful" – "The war can still be won" crap with their gay little Republican avatars pointing away!

Everyone knows Yahoo was told to shut down the message boards because "EVERYONE READ THEM"!

It made a difference and swayed a lot of voters.

I guess 2,980,000 anti-Bush posts took their toll!

Yahoo – Republican bought and paid for – without a choice!

I’ll bet Bush’ies are dancing the two step now that America is back in the dark!

Thank God for Infowars – Prison Planet – Alex Jones and Kieth Olberman

History will remember – fact!

Thank God for Keith Olbermann…hahahahahahahaha

I went on a drive the other day and noticed cameras on every light at every intersection, at every retail shop, and at every gas station. I hear in some major cities, even privately owned cameras are interconnected. I know Britain is even worse; the cameras can "tell" you to pick up litter or cease and desist. Does CCTV make society safer and/or more accountable? How do you feel about police operated UAVs? In order to even the score should there be public access to surveillence networks?

There is, I used to go on line and look at certain intersections in Las Vegas in "real" time.