bunk wrote: ↑07/07/2020 16:34
A glede nemira potaknutih ubojstvom Floyda..nista se znacajnije (nazalost) nece promijeniti.
Jer ,policajci su ljudi od krvi i mesa koji se (sa punim pravom) boje svakog latinosa ili afroamerikanca u nebogatim dijelovima gradova cim padne mrak.
Procitah interesantan clanak o tome:
https://www.vox.com/policy-and-politics ... orge-floyd
In 1998, Georgia sheriff’s deputy Kyle Dinkheller pulled over a middle-aged white man named Andrew Howard Brannan for speeding. Brannan, a Vietnam veteran with PTSD, refused to comply with Dinkheller’s instructions. He got out of the car and started dancing in the middle of the road, singing “Here I am, shoot me” over and over again.
In the encounter, recorded by the deputy’s dashcam, things then escalate: Brannan charges at Dinkheller; Dinkheller tells him to “get back.” Brannan heads back to the car — only to reemerge with a rifle pointed at Dinkheller. The officer fires first, and misses; Brannan shoots back. In the ensuing firefight, both men are wounded, but Dinkheller far more severely. It ends with Brannan standing over Dinkheller, pointing the rifle at the deputy’s eye. He yells — “Die, fucker!” — and pulls the trigger.
The dashcam footage of Dinkheller’s killing, widely known among cops as the “Dinkheller video,” is burned into the minds of many American police officers. It is screened in police academies around the country; one training turns it into a video game-style simulation in which officers can change the ending by killing Brannan. Jeronimo Yanez, the officer who killed Philando Castile during a 2016 traffic stop, was shown the Dinkheller video during his training.
“Every cop knows the name ‘Dinkheller’ — and no one else does,” says Peter Moskos, a former Baltimore police officer who currently teaches at the John Jay College of Criminal Justice.
The purpose of the Dinkheller video, and many others like it shown at police academies, is to teach officers that any situation could escalate to violence. Cop killers lurk around every corner.
Americkim policajcima se konstantno i tokom obuke i na radnom mjestu ponavlja da im je zivot uvijek u opasnosti, da svako koga vide na ulici moze biti naoruzan i predstavljati prijetnju, i onda je vecina njih "u grcu" svaki dan dok su na duznosti, sto cesto ima tragican rezultat. A u stvarnosti kamiondzije imaju duplo vise sanse da stradaju na poslu nego policajci.