Did you know 6557 innocent people were killed by police between 2015-2019?

 BLM doesn't even have a website.  BLM doesn't even have a mission statement.  BLM is a spontaneous movement of individuals with a common purpose, with no central leadership.  What I have posted are verifiable facts.  What you have posted are opinions and you offer no corroboration of your radically erroneous opinions at all.  

Stephon Clark: Standing in his mother´s back yard holding a mobile phone and was shot to death 20 times.

Botham Jean: Eating ice-cream on his sofa when shot to death by a police-officer intruding in his home without a warrant. 

Tamir Rice: 12 years old, playing with a toy gun in the park with his sister. Just so so sad. 

Now imagine a family member of yours was shot under these circumstances.

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Because I read this article and many others that state the facts.  You should try reading it too, instead of making me type it out for you.  Innocent of what?  Breonna Taylor was a paramedic, asleep in her bed, getting some rest before her next shift, when the SWAT Team burst into the wrong house and shot her dead.  They were on a drug bust that was supposed to happen across town, and the person they were looking for, was already in custody, but they were too careless to know this.  So they shot her dead, tell me what she was guilty of?  How do I know this is true?  Because I read it in a dozen different newspapers and nobody disputes the truth of it. SWAT Teams are deployed across America 50 thousand times a year.  More than 80% of all SWAT Team deployments are for drug raids in people's homes, only 7% of their deployments are for active shooter or hostage events, the other deployments are also in people's homes, but looking for evidence of fraud, like credit card fraud.  Half the time SWAT breaks into the wrong address. 

https://www.vox.com/2014/10/29/7083371/swat-no-knock-raids-police-killed-civilians-dangerous-work-drugs

And this is why we have to ban #NOKnockWarrents. And we don't need SWAT Teams either, I don't care if somebody is doing drugs in their home I don't want innocent citizens across town to get shot for it. I don't need that much protection, and I bet you don't either. Especially you Republicans because you love your guns.  Now if you are like me there is a loaded pistol in your bedside table and if somebody breaks into your house in the middle of the night it will be shoot out at the okay corral but that doesn't go well with the SWAT team, they out gun you, they out number you and they shoot you dead, even tho you did nothing and you know nothing about it. When SWAT shot Breonna Taylor dead, her boyfriend shot back at them.  He didn't know they were cops, all he knew was that they broke into the house at 1 in the morning guns a blazing.  So he shot back and when the dust settled they arrested him for shooting at the cops with his legally owned weapon.  So, #DefundThePolice, we don't need to pay for SWAT, they only endanger the public.  If there is an active shooter, call out the National Guard. 

The regular police also end up killing the occupants of the house a lot of the time. In the next case the lady was at home reading a book to her eight year old nephew, when her neighbor noticed she had left her front door open and called the police to tell them her neighbor's front door was open.  Now, right there was an attack of lethal stupidity, because you should never call the cops for something trivial like that, why in hell didn't she walk over and say good evening to her neighbor instead of calling the cops?   Because cops are stupid as rocks, so they arrived on the front porch, looked thru the window, saw a black women in there and presumed she was an intruder and shot her dead while her horrified neighbor looked on.  

You know, you can read the article which I posted and it will tell you about 100 of these stories. How do I know they are innocent? Some are innocent and nobody disputes that.  Some were guilty of minor crimes like falling asleep in a Wendy's Drive Thru or trespassing on a construction site while they were out for a walk.  So what? The Eight Amendment states the punishment shall fit the crime.  And Due Process demands a judge and jury of their peers, a conviction, not just police murder.  None of these people were violent criminals, or they wouldn't be on this list.  If the criminal isn't violent, the law shouldn't be either.   I've read a lot of news accounts about of these incidents and there is no debate, nobody disputes the material facts herein stated.

Do you ever actually say anything related to the thread or anything that is not an abusive personal remark directed toward another poster?  You take up a lot of space, and there's a lot of bulk to your postings, but no substance at all.  Cat got your tongue?  Or Putin got your brain?  You got nothing but word salad.

Because most of them weren't even suspected of any crime. and because I can read articles before I dispute them, how about you?  Have you read the two or three articles I posted?  Well, then, when you read them, you'll know too.

But if you are too lazy to read it, you can know by logic that none of them had Due Process, because none of them lived long enough to have their day in court, the cops killed them, and in America they are innocent until proven guilty, that's how I know they were innocent.

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Cards?  Are you lost?  1950's is that way, but never go back, you can't ever go home again, Angel! 

No I didn't.  I said you might find some that were accused of minor crimes, but only if you consider falling asleep in a drive thru or having a broken tail light a crime. Eric Garner for instance, was accused of having sold a single cigarette to some passer by on the street who wanted to buy one for a quarter.  Yeah, he sold one cigarette. I really don't care if he did that, do you? If it's a crime, it's a trivial one, and any judge would throw it out rather than waste the court's time, but Eric Garner never got his day in court, and he is innocent until proven guilty because this is America, so he was innocent.   Whether or not they were committing those crimes can only be decided by Due Process, which they were denied, and there is, by law, a presumption of innocence in America, therefore they are innocent.  You should read the link. 

Wow how were the two women I just told you about who were in their own homes, one asleep and the other reading to her nephew, how were they not law abiding citizens?  You are incredibly callous to say that while refusing to even read their stories I have told you repeatedly they were innocent citizens, so why do you persist in saying they were not law abiding?  They were law abiding. 

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