In the last few years police violence as well as anti-police violence has been all over the news. Have you ever wandered what the causes are? Why the sudden increase, and who is to blame? Well I don't think these events are all that surprising considering the direction our country has been heading down.
For the last eight years we have had an anti-establishment president that regularly condones anti-authority behavior. The president has played a dangerous game of race baiting to create a false story of deep racism in America. The president does not stand up for our police and switches between naming guns as the problem and naming racism as the problem. He attacks the business that drives economy and provides us with jobs. He has demonized the military during a time of war and attacked the Christian value that make up a significant portion the cultural backbone of these country.
President Obama is not entirely to blame for these incidents. after-all there must have been some underlying cultural problems in the United States to allow for him to have been elected in the first place. First we have a generation that has grown up during an unpopular war lasting longer than Vietnam. Second we have a generation of secularists that are unaware of the concept that to much rapid change is a bad thing. We have a generation that has grown up in an environment saturated with electronics allowing for so many non personal relationships to form. These relationships cause a disconnect with the world, especially in a moral and ethical sense. We have a generation that thrives on the drama they have learned to crave through their social media addictions.
The Millennial generation seems to have lost their identity. While they seek to understand themselves and find value in their lives they destroy establishment and good order. They race bait each-other and look for authority to place hate. They embrace mental disorders like gender confusion. They search for excuses to their lack of success or lack of self value. Many of them hate traditional religion and seek out cult-like dangerous belief systems. Worst of all they have engulfed the rest of us in a perpetual system of political correctness. This may seem to some like simple politeness but it is not, it is much darker than that. It is an indirect attack on the free speech witch would normally be the solution to the above problems. This election I will be supporting the Republican Party, I'm ready for a new establishment of order. I am ready to call a bum a bum, a lunatic a lunatic, and a gang banger a gang banger. Bring on the order.
Showing posts with label Police. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Police. Show all posts
Thursday, September 3, 2015
Friday, September 5, 2014
Is Police Demilitarization the Solution?
With a rising social awareness of police crimes I will be shifting some focus onto them and their brutality, But more specifically a solution to their madness. I will be comparing the difference between accountability and militarization.
The Stop Militarizing Law Enforcement Act, spearheaded by Georgia Rep. Hank Johnson is a proposal that will cripple our nations ability to fight domestic terrorism. Being well armed does not make you a murder. While the growing concern for police behavior and this proposal seem to go hand in hand, they are unrelated.
What congress should be looking into is a police accountability act. We need to find an effective way to hold the police accountable for their crimes against the people through non-violent means. Police are losing the respect they once had in this country because of their actions and if we do not restore this respect future generations of police. Below is a list of link detailing the Bill and police crimes. Remember to check out CopBlock to learn how to make a difference.
http://talkingpointsmemo.com/dc/hank-johnson-stop-militarizing-law-enforcement-act
http://thefreethoughtproject.com/swat-team-barges-assaults-children-smashes-everything-whoops-wrong-house/
http://thefreethoughtproject.com/criticizing-cops-york-hate-crime/
http://nblo.gs/ZGvHA.com
The Stop Militarizing Law Enforcement Act, spearheaded by Georgia Rep. Hank Johnson is a proposal that will cripple our nations ability to fight domestic terrorism. Being well armed does not make you a murder. While the growing concern for police behavior and this proposal seem to go hand in hand, they are unrelated.
What congress should be looking into is a police accountability act. We need to find an effective way to hold the police accountable for their crimes against the people through non-violent means. Police are losing the respect they once had in this country because of their actions and if we do not restore this respect future generations of police. Below is a list of link detailing the Bill and police crimes. Remember to check out CopBlock to learn how to make a difference.
http://talkingpointsmemo.com/dc/hank-johnson-stop-militarizing-law-enforcement-act
http://thefreethoughtproject.com/swat-team-barges-assaults-children-smashes-everything-whoops-wrong-house/
http://thefreethoughtproject.com/criticizing-cops-york-hate-crime/
http://nblo.gs/ZGvHA.com
Saturday, August 16, 2014
Mike Brown
This week another unarmed person was shot and killed by overzealous police, Mike Brown is their newest victim. The Ferguson police Sparked riots in Missouri and other parts of the nation after their disregard for human life and irresponsible officers targeted and murdered the unarmed teenager. But Mike Brown is just a recent incident, not even the latest.
Police indiscretion is a growing problem and it is time we do something about it. I am not talking about violence towards police either, anarchy is never a solution. I am referring to legal political reform. If you do not think police behavior is a problem then consider this. More Americans have been killed by police than terrorist organizations since 2001, Military personal have stricter rules for dealing with enemy fighters than police do when dealing with American citizens. This is unacceptable and it's time for a call for police accountability.
If you feel the need to do something about this then write your representatives in congress and voice your concerns. Currently there are states passing laws for self defense against police witch I support, and there is a bill coming through called the Police Demilitarization Act witch I do not. these are but a few ways to be involved. But remember do not attack police and I would recommend against taunting them, but do not trust the police unless you have nowhere else to turn. I would like to give a shout out the the organization Cop Block for spreading police awareness to citizens who may not have been as concerned as they should be.
http://www.copblock.org/
Police indiscretion is a growing problem and it is time we do something about it. I am not talking about violence towards police either, anarchy is never a solution. I am referring to legal political reform. If you do not think police behavior is a problem then consider this. More Americans have been killed by police than terrorist organizations since 2001, Military personal have stricter rules for dealing with enemy fighters than police do when dealing with American citizens. This is unacceptable and it's time for a call for police accountability.
If you feel the need to do something about this then write your representatives in congress and voice your concerns. Currently there are states passing laws for self defense against police witch I support, and there is a bill coming through called the Police Demilitarization Act witch I do not. these are but a few ways to be involved. But remember do not attack police and I would recommend against taunting them, but do not trust the police unless you have nowhere else to turn. I would like to give a shout out the the organization Cop Block for spreading police awareness to citizens who may not have been as concerned as they should be.
http://www.copblock.org/
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