@SeasonedRP Note how long it took to convict this racist murderer. Then note how long it has taken to sentence a man to 2 years in jail for winding his dog lead round his hand at a protest about the murder and the way the police handled it. The British court and prison system are backed up months but for the upper tier it can be shortened right down.
When there were race riots in London a few years back because a notorious black drug dealer was shot by police for having a gun in his car that he appeared to be reaching for, they never got through everyone who smashed the shops up. But you can be sure they will make an example of whites who transgress.
@First-light I get where you're coming from, but in such a case there would really be no drive for a change.
Change that benefits majority will always come from a bottom.
It is said, if you don't like your work go elsewhere.
Epically bad intervention - punishment - new ideological recruits see no ROI in joining and they don't - normal people avoid - crime on the streets - people vote in differently
Otherwise it would be like moving a priest that couldn't keep in up in the pants to a new region.
And we're talking here serious mistake. Something that doesn't look like accident. We're talking he was brainwashed, but that as well might be a Low damage excuse to e.g. covering for homie.
@SwarmShawarma My genuine feeling is that nothing should happen to the two arresting officers. They didn't do very well that day but they were doing what they were trained to do. They were enforcing woke on the whites. This is the police policy. For example the police force of the county of Wiltshire (one of the larger British counties but quite rural -population 500,000). Openly and publicly stopped hiring any white males. They congratulated themselves on doing it. West Yorkshire (quite urban, population 2.5 million) police has a similar but not quite so openly stated policy.
Those police officers were unlucky. But they weren't really failing in their duties to uphold wokeness s per the engagement policies of their forces. Its the people who wrote those racist policies who should be in court. They however are safe in the government, police force, civil service and universities, spreading more wokeness and patting each other on the back.
Read More@First-light knifeman was an easy win for politicians
What I'm waiting for is what happened to the police people that arrested bleeding bloke (he died on them)
The chief constable stated that one of the officers involved had left the force for an unrelated reason and the other three were no longer on front-line duties.[46] The IOPC stated that the officers involved are currently being treated as witnesses
They sacrifice a negro but don't touch forces that might help to hold them in power.
@Typo-MAGAshiv you can use voice recognition
You'd be one of this cool dudes talking to a phone holding it like a waiter
" don't put her on pedestal, fuck all the holes and if she is still not a hell yea woman, dump her right away and go fuck another 10 women“
While getting a shared drive with a few PC complaint cooworkers.
@SeasonedRP yeah, I've been following that one too. Not as closely as I'd like, but keeping an eye on it.
The two-tieres policing and justice system in the UK is outrageous, especially when the ones being mistreated are the natives rather than the invaders.
@First-light The Henry Nowak case got a lot of attention in the U.S., though not from the mainstream press. Everyday people in places like the midwest are familiar with it and outraged.
