re: It's time to support the police 100% indefinitely

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LEO's need to be held accountable for their actions, period. When they do their job well, they should be commended. When they do it poorly, they need to be called out.

I hate that the support of LEO's has become a political thing. If a cop makes a shitty decision, I'm not going to support he or she just because of a political stance. They're dealing with people face to face, and their decisions have lifelong consequences. They need to be supported when they're doing things the right way, and called out when they're not

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Good post. This country was finally coming around to true change when BLM hijacked the movement. There is a true need for police reform in this country. Unfortunately, these assholes, and all those that support them, have pushed the movement back for years. The execution of of law enforcement officers is so heinous and disgusting that we won't be able to have another national conversation about it for 25 years. Good job BLM, fricking dickheads.

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support the police 100% indefinitely

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Sounds dangerous.

Ugh great idea but your premis is based on stupidity, BLM just wants the systemic violation of constitutional rights like driving while black to end.

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This doesn't apply to every person?

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Why is this the go-to comment when anyone says to hold them responsible?

This thread is about police and how they should be supported. not about every average joe out there.

Yeah, they really suck at picking martyrs.

When the funeral processions happen, take the time to attend. Stand beside the road with your hand on your heart, or wave to them as they pass by. Hold an American flag, hold your child. There are few better ways of showing them you care than by doing this to support them in their time of grief. Teach your kids that this is the proper way to honor a hero.

Wow - 27 down votes?? Very sad.

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This doesn't apply to every person?

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It applies to a lot of professions as well as persons, so I'm not quite sure why you keep posting this as some sort of comeback. Good cops should be praised and put up as the pillars of their communities, because they are out there going face to face with crime every single day.

Good points. I see black people in potential leadership positions saying the right things, but they seem to be largely ignored by the center mass of this thing.