Imagine the outrage from the left if a similar Christian theme was even put in curriculum
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What are the numbers? How many deaths from black on black crime vs how many by cop. Not including suicide by cop
For those officers who break the law by killing people they are sworn to serve, pigs is an acceptable description.
Imagine the furrowed brows at the cabinet shop Out Wayne if Fever walked in.
You seem to know a bit too much about the klan lately.That flat head of yours would see an improvement if it was hid under a pointy white hat.
You know, you remind me of another poster who I have on ignore. You just joined him.
I thought he had a typo and was speaking of black on black murders. In any case, I thought we quit using the PIG term on cops in the 70s, and I also don't think the numbers justify the term killing spree. Now the numbers of murders in Chicago would justify use of that term but not murders by cops
As of Sept 1, a total of 161 unarmed people have been killed by police officers this year. I don't know how many were considered murders, but that's a lot of unarmed people killed. Shooting was the most common cause of police-related death, at 680. Of the 161 unarmed individuals, 71 were shot by police. The second most common cause of death found in the study were Tasers, which led to the deaths of 39 people, followed by being struck by police vehicles (26).
Although police advocates claim the frequent use of force is necessary to protect officers from a highly dangerous job, the statistics don’t seem to back this up. The National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial Fund reported that 25 officers were killed by gunfire so far in 2015, with the Officer Down Memorial Page noting that two of those deaths came from accidental discharge of their firearms.
Further, Bureau of Labor Statistics released last year show that being a police officer is not even among the country’s 10 most dangerous professions. Indeed, those statistics show that loggers, roofers, pilots and farmers are all more likely to be killed on the job than police.
