What about that post is inaccurate? Are you telling me that some police don't turn the other way when they notice a white person breaking the law, especially minor crimes such as possession of marijuana?

No more than for AA's.

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"They tend to arrest people who... are caught breaking laws. They don't go around just arresting people at random. Nor do they just look the other way when it's a white person breaking the law."Since my husband is a police officer and I a former prosecutor, I can state with 100% certainty, you speak from pure ignorance.

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What about that post is inaccurate? Are you telling me that some police don't turn the other way when they notice a white person breaking the law, especially minor crimes such as possession of marijuana?

Anonymous wrote:My girldfriend is a public defender in Orlando. She has often mentioned that when police pull over young white teenagers who have pot on them, they are given a warning. Sometimes the parents are called. However, when black teenagers are pulled over and there is a scent of pot swirling through the air, the police call in a dog for a probable cause search. That kid is arrested.

Anybody been following that case in Miami about the Black man arrested 42 times for trespassing. He has been arrested for trespassing at a convenience store. The kicker is he works at the store. I wonder if he can sue and win against Miami PD for false arrest and harassment.

I was wrong, he was arrested 62 times at his place of employment. All of these arrests created a very long rap sheet. So now, when he goes to apply for a job and the application asks, "have you ever been arrested", he has to say yes 62 times. He has only been convicted of one misdemeanor possession of marijuana. I think that is a drug that the vast majority of Americans have tried once. Some were lucky to get a warning. Others never caught.

http://www.nydailynews.com/news/national/police-stop-man-258-times-charge-trespassing-work-article-1.1526422

http://www.webpronews.com/employee-arrested-62-times-for-trespassing-at-work-2013-11

My girldfriend is a public defender in Orlando. She has often mentioned that when police pull over young white teenagers who have pot on them, they are given a warning. Sometimes the parents are called. However, when black teenagers are pulled over and there is a scent of pot swirling through the air, the police call in a dog for a probable cause search. That kid is arrested.

Anybody been following that case in Miami about the Black man arrested 42 times for trespassing. He has been arrested for trespassing at a convenience store. The kicker is he works at the store. I wonder if he can sue and win against Miami PD for false arrest and harassment.

"They tend to arrest people who... are caught breaking laws. They don't go around just arresting people at random. Nor do they just look the other way when it's a white person breaking the law."

Since my husband is a police officer and I a former prosecutor, I can state with 100% certainty, you speak from pure ignorance.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Oh, really 22:25?

So, as police officers and prosecutors you are saying you go around arresting and prosecuting black people for no good reason whatsoever, and that you just look the other way whenever white people commit crimes?

If that's how you conduct business, then YOU should be the ones locked up.

Good God, you are truly stupid!

I'm the one who should be saying "Good God!"

Let's be clear here. I will ask again if you believe the routine practice (i.e. OVERWHELMING MAJORITY OF ARRESTS AND PROSECUTIONS) of police and prosecutors was to randomly arrest and prosecute blacks for no reason whatsoever, with no evidence whatsoever. And for them to end up in prison, that would also have to mean planted evidence, lies under oath, false witness, et cetera - and a grand conspiracy of all involved knowing and participating in it. And likewise, that a white person committing a crime in broad daylight in front of witnesses will not be arrested and that there is likewise a grand conspiracy to do this. Even here in DC, with its majority African American police force.

So far a bunch of you have said YES and even went further to say you are cops and prosecutors and that as cops and prosecutors you routinely participate in that grand conspiracy to arrest blacks for no reason and likewise routinely look the other way when whites commit crimes.
Did you just not understand what was being said or are you communicating with us from some bizarre parallel universe?

Now let's begin to make shit up to bolster our stupidity. Nobody said what you wrote, but nice way of failing to comprehend.

Anonymous wrote:Let's be clear here. I will ask again if you believe the routine practice (i.e. OVERWHELMING MAJORITY OF ARRESTS AND PROSECUTIONS) of police and prosecutors was to randomly arrest and prosecute blacks for no reason whatsoever, with no evidence whatsoever. And for them to end up in prison, that would also have to mean planted evidence, lies under oath, false witness, et cetera - and a grand conspiracy of all involved knowing and participating in it. And likewise, that a white person committing a crime in broad daylight in front of witnesses will not be arrested and that there is likewise a grand conspiracy to do this. Even here in DC, with its majority African American police force.

So far a bunch of you have said YES and even went further to say you are cops and prosecutors and that as cops and prosecutors you routinely participate in that grand conspiracy to arrest blacks for no reason and likewise routinely look the other way when whites commit crimes.

Where has anybody said this on this thread?

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Anonymous wrote:Hungry kids are more disruptive.

I am also grouchy and unfocused when hungry, and my kid is even worse. Fortunately, the money in my pocket means he never goes to school hungry.

Can't really use that as an excuse when free meals are available. http://www.dc.gov/DCPS/Beyond+the+Classroom/Food+Services/Application+for+Free+and+Reduced+Meals

OMG!

Maybe the PP is Melissa Harris-Perry. She thinks that "Obamacare" is the equivalent of using the "N" word.

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Anonymous wrote:Oh, really 22:25?

So, as police officers and prosecutors you are saying you go around arresting and prosecuting black people for no good reason whatsoever, and that you just look the other way whenever white people commit crimes?

If that's how you conduct business, then YOU should be the ones locked up.

Good God, you are truly stupid!

I'm the one who should be saying "Good God!"

Let's be clear here. I will ask again if you believe the routine practice (i.e. OVERWHELMING MAJORITY OF ARRESTS AND PROSECUTIONS) of police and prosecutors was to randomly arrest and prosecute blacks for no reason whatsoever, with no evidence whatsoever. And for them to end up in prison, that would also have to mean planted evidence, lies under oath, false witness, et cetera - and a grand conspiracy of all involved knowing and participating in it. And likewise, that a white person committing a crime in broad daylight in front of witnesses will not be arrested and that there is likewise a grand conspiracy to do this. Even here in DC, with its majority African American police force.

So far a bunch of you have said YES and even went further to say you are cops and prosecutors and that as cops and prosecutors you routinely participate in that grand conspiracy to arrest blacks for no reason and likewise routinely look the other way when whites commit crimes.

Did you just not understand what was being said or are you communicating with us from some bizarre parallel universe?

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Not the PP, but given that Americans in general are that racist, it seems reasonable to assume that American teachers are too.

You really believe that Americans are that racist? Really?

I'm guessing you're a white person?

Let's start with this: African Americans represent 12% of the total population of drug users, but 38% of those arrested for drug offenses, and 59% of those in state prison for a drug offense.

http://www.naacp.org/pages/criminal-justice-fact-sheet

Right; police tend to arrest dealers vs. users. I see you tried to equate "users" with those arrested for drug "offenses"

+1.

Anonymous wrote:Oh, really 22:25?

So, as police officers and prosecutors you are saying you go around arresting and prosecuting black people for no good reason whatsoever, and that you just look the other way whenever white people commit crimes?

If that's how you conduct business, then YOU should be the ones locked up.

Good God, you are truly stupid!

Anonymous wrote:Oh, really 22:25?

So, as police officers and prosecutors you are saying you go around arresting and prosecuting black people for no good reason whatsoever, and that you just look the other way whenever white people commit crimes?

If that's how you conduct business, then YOU should be the ones locked up.

Again, the naive PP posting.

Oh, really 22:25?

So, as police officers and prosecutors you are saying you go around arresting and prosecuting black people for no good reason whatsoever, and that you just look the other way whenever white people commit crimes?

If that's how you conduct business, then YOU should be the ones locked up.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Not the PP, but given that Americans in general are that racist, it seems reasonable to assume that American teachers are too.

You really believe that Americans are that racist? Really?

I'm guessing you're a white person?

Let's start with this: African Americans represent 12% of the total population of drug users, but 38% of those arrested for drug offenses, and 59% of those in state prison for a drug offense.

http://www.naacp.org/pages/criminal-justice-fact-sheet

Right; police tend to arrest dealers vs. users. I see you tried to equate "users" with those arrested for drug "offenses"

They tend to arrest people who... are caught breaking laws. They don't go around just arresting people at random. Nor do they just look the other way when it's a white person breaking the law.

Since my husband is a police officer and I a former prosecutor, I can state with 100% certainty, you speak from pure ignorance.