Enforcers category archive
Immunity Impunity
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More folks who just can’t seem to stop themselves.
Facebook Frolics 0
Afterthought:
Lots of folks don’t seem to realize that the internet is a public place.
Oxymoron 0
The writer of a letter to the editor of The Roanoke Times asks a question.
Mulling Over Pulling Over 0
In an odd bit of synchronicity yesterday, both a columnist at AL.com and the writer of a letter to the editor of The Roanoke Times tell stories of traffic stops that occurred in their pasts.
In both cases, they wonder whether, if they had been not-white, they’d be alive to tell their tales. Follow the links for their stories.
Rand Gestures 0
Sam and Emma discuss Rand Paul’s rejection of the concept of the common good.
Upon Reflection . . . . 0
A police detective from Savannah, Georgia, reflects on the verdict in the case of the murder of George Floyd. Here’s a couple of those reflections; more reflections at the link:
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Here’s the second thing that needs to happen: We police need to fight the destructive reaction we have resorted to before, saying that if we can’t do our job the way we have always done our job, well then, we won’t do our job at all.
All the News that Fits 0
Farron looks at right-wing “news” media’s reaction to the Chauvin verdict.
Freedom Florida Style 0
Warning: Short ad at the end.
There Are Too Many Thumbs Still on the Scales of Justice 0
I have not blogged about the Chauvin trial because I have had nothing to add to what everyone else has been saying.
The whole damned thing has been blatantly obvious from the git-go. A white cop killed a black man because (he was certain) he could get away with it. (And, chillingly, said cop seemed to relish the experience.)
But methinks Tom Levenson makes a telling point about the guilty verdict over at Balloon Juice.
Driving While Black, Saying the Quiet Part Out Loud Dept. 0
In a related vein, Tony Norman reflects on the teacher and the lesson.