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nemu posted...

Breakdown of police killing civilians/criminals by area, and then relevant statistics to those areas. Basically, if high crime areas account for a the majority of these issues, it doesn't necessarily reflect the whole country. Even removing those, we'd still high on the per capita deaths, but not as high. Such areas are kind of their own thing, where that is just one symptom of a much larger cycle. Solving the issues elsewhere won't necessarily solve the issues in those communities, and solving the issues in those communities won't necessarily solve them elsewhere.

I remember you arguing the theme "Let's not do anything until you tell me HOW many bad cops there are" in another topic. Here you bring up the statement "Solving the issues elsewhere won't necessarily solve the issues in those communities, and solving the issues in those communities won't necessarily solve them elsewhere." which is blatantly false - there are LOTS of laws/rules/policies that have been instituted country wide and solved problems in multiple areas without creating significant problems in other areas.