OT Outrage after two white Texas cops are pictured on horseback leading a handcuffed black homeless man

The problem is a lack of respect from many young people regardless of race. This tells me they are not learning it at home or school.
Are youngsters anymore even taught to respect their elders and/or those in authority?

 

Why do you think i am "freaking out". One can object to something but not be freaked out.

 

Not everything is about you.

 

Didn't say it was. You made a broad statement and i was one who commented that it was not an appropriate way of handling the situation. Even the police chief made a similar comment. Was he freaking out also?

 

Yes. Just simple damage control for the overly sensitive masses.

 

If you've ever been to New Orleans they herd everyone with a horse regardless of race. The horse patrol is no different than motorcycle or squad car, or foot patrol, they all want to justify their existence by being used.
These guys could have been more sensitive, i guess, but people are also over re-acting to pc & images on the net. There is over sensory reactions going on too.
They would have been escorting a white guy on a horse too, if he was being arrested, just wouldn't have gotten the same reaction on the net.

 

After being cowed by social media outrage pansy police chief makes a racist statement that because the arrestee is black he should get to ride to jail in a limo.

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Would love to hear you explain what these two statements have to do with each other.

 

yeah...bit different if he's tied to the back of the limo while they drive it eh? Excercising good judgement and speaking with human dignity is hardly cowing to the media but that's sort of #faketakeonhumanity
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Do you know the police chief? When have you spoken to him as otherwise your opinion why he said something is

What's funny but sad is how low acceptable standards are for the trump supporters. They do mimic their leader.

 

I suspect you are partly correct here with this comment. But the word fail, stands out. Begging the question of fail in who's judgment?
Fail must be judged in the context of, for what do we have police departments?

Then note, that Galveston is not on the list here;

The 25 Most Dangerous Cities in the United States
Rank City State Violent Crime Rate (Per 100,000 People)
1 St. Louis Missouri 1,817.10
2 Detroit Michigan 1,759.60
3 Memphis Tennessee 1,740.10
4 Milwaukee Wisconsin 1,596.10
5 Baltimore Maryland 1,535.90
6 Oakland California 1,442.50
7 Kansas City Missouri 1,417.30
8 Stockton California 1,352.00
9 Cleveland* Ohio 1,334.30
10 Indianapolis Indiana 1,288.00
11 Washington District Of Columbia 1,202.60
12 Toledo Ohio 1,128.90
13 Atlanta Georgia 1,119.60
14 Buffalo New York 1,118.60
15 NashvilleMetropolitan Tennessee 1,101.00
16 Newark* New Jersey 1,077.70
17 Anchorage Alaska 1,070.90
18 Minneapolis Minnesota 1,062.90
19 Philadelphia Pennsylvania 1,029.00
20 Miami Florida 1,021.30
21 Wichita Kansas 984.8
22 Houston Texas 966.7
23 Albuquerque New Mexico 965.8
24 New Orleans Louisiana 949.6
25 Orlando Florida 940.6

I have seen people herded out of Central Park in NYC. And you can be sure, you best take care when being herded between two trained horses under the control of two trained NYPD mounted Police.
But then never see anyone herded in downtown Portland, where people crap all over the place. It is a damn disgusting jaunt from the nearest transit bus drop off to the Train station.
The old Greyhound station vicinity, close to the Train station is so figgin disgusting, that I expect is why the local Portland bus lines do not go there anymore..
Herding some of those dudes out there, should be a welcome improvement to anyone with any sense.

https://www.worldatlas.com/articles/most-dangerous-cities-in-the-united-states.html

 

Yes, the police chief is my brother.

 

The optics of that image are just brutal. Clueless cops. What else is new

 

You're in the Village People?