Comment by sneak
15 hours ago
They’re comfortable saying this because the US doesn’t have the rule of law, as evidenced by laws not applying to police.
15 hours ago
They’re comfortable saying this because the US doesn’t have the rule of law, as evidenced by laws not applying to police.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:American_police_offic...
you link to a page with convicted police numbering in the tens in a nation of 340 million people, with a police force on the order of a million. I wouldn't believe you in a second if you said that the police commit crimes at a rate of 0.0001 per capita. That's absurd. You're basically verifying the claim that the police are not held accountable for breaking the law. Great work. If that was your intent, please do more than post a link, and elucidate your opinion in the future please, if it wasn't your intent, well, next time just please don't post, it's not a useful contribution to the discussion in this forum.
Those are the ones that were high profile enough to warrant a Wikipedia page, it's not exhaustive. Here's a more comprehensive database: https://policecrime.bgsu.edu/
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OK, now do prosecutors :)