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Originally Posted by Undertoad
ut: "Here are your statistics."
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A blank line is your statistics? That is the point. Relevant statistics do not exist. Again, the Economists does not discuss a minority who apparently are the problem. What the other overwhelming majority do is irrelevant. And what one obvious problem is - cops who use excessive force (ie gun fire) when no threat exists. And cops who regard everyone as a perp.
The Economist does not distinguish between shooting of unaggressive suspects verse others who are aggressive. Your (what I can only assume you are citing) statistics do not apply to many events that even "Black lives matter" complain about.
Please stop being so emotional. Please return to an adult frame. If you posted a relevant number, then recited which number is relevant - so that logical discussion can continue. An obviously emotional reply makes honest discussion impossible. One can only *assume* which number you believe is relevant.
Explain why your Hummelstown video is irrelevant. Every post references your refusal to discuss it. Logical is to explain why that is irrelevant - since it demonstrates the problem. Was that Hummelstown policewoman shooting justified or not? An example of a problem embedded in "Black lives matter" protests.
And again today, another innocent (not an aggressor) man shot because a cop thought a mentally retarded man playing with a truck was a threat. Another example of a shooting because neither suspect *never* did and *never* was going to threaten a cop. Another shooting and the complaint was irrelevant to an Economist study. And not defined any of your numbers.
So calm down Sherlock. Answer in an adult and unemotional attitude. Posted are logical questions. Please answer them without so much irrational animosity. Start with what is obviously relevant - the Hummelstown shooting. Why are your still unknown numbers relevant?
Emotion attached to contempt for "Black lives matter" makes no logical sense.