So when various mayors say they truly understand and respect peaceful protesters - yet then their own police get violent toward those protesters - does this mean the mayors do not have control of their police forces? Actions speak louder than words.

Jun 1, 2020 · 4:07 PM UTC

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Your really getting tedious!
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Good question. Another way of putting it is, are we in fact already living in a police state?
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They don't . You are correct.
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many mayors have lost complete control of their police force. you are correct.
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Looting is not peaceful protesting. It is criminality.
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Good Police Officers versus evil cops and the God given Spiritual Wisdom to know the difference. A special thank you for your service, goes out to all of the good Police Officers out there. We need you!🙏🏼✌🏼👮🏽‍♂️
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Hennepin County, MN (includes Minneapolis) Sheriff Richasent sheriff deputies to Standing Rock. The county is overwhelmingly Democratic, yet somehow votes for a anti reform, Tea Party, Info War quoting Republican from 2007-2019. White centrists are the worst.
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Its systemic, your entire police force are trained to use maximum force with maximum weapons equipped. Their job is protect and serve, not beat and mace though. Tear gas is a war crime on the battlefield, but allowed against civilians? No wonder the Riots started!
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