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Topic	Why is it unpopular opinion to say not all cops are bad
nemu 06/07/20 10:05:36 AM #67:	averagejoel posted... why should geographic areas with more instances of police brutality be disregarded though Those areas are their own ecosystems which need to be fixed. Basically, if the percentage of black people killed and harassed by police is primarily systemic across the country, the percentage should be roughly the same regardless of sample size. But if there are several major areas that alone account for that percentage, then it's more of a localized issue. It's the same thing with murder and gun deaths. If 20-50% of them are happening in one single area, it's a sign that a local area is broken rather than the entire US being broken. These numbers are just out of my ass obviously. <cite>nemu posted [p:940308025] in Why is it ... [t:78752390]...</cite> <quote>averagejoel posted... </cite> <quote>why should geographic areas with more instances of police brutality be disregarded though</quote>Those areas are their own ecosystems which need to be fixed. Basically, if the percentage of black people killed and harassed by police is primarily systemic across the country, the percentage should be roughly the same regardless of sample size. But if there are several major areas that alone account for that percentage, then it's more of a localized issue. It's the same thing with murder and gun deaths. If 20-50% of them are happening in one single area, it's a sign that a local area is broken rather than the entire US being broken. These numbers are just out of my ass obviously. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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