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Regardless, it's embarrassing how careless the political-left, whatever you want to call them, carelessly use the terms nazi, racist, white supremacist, etc.
> With great power comes great responsibility, so the saying goes.
So you acknowledge that it's difficult, terrifying, unpopular and requires great reasonability, but offer nothing for a solution. What good is your comment?
The police job is more stress than any content moderator on social media, because the police are living the content that gets moderated. They're subjected to immense violence because average citizens need protection from criminals.
Once again, do you have any decent solution or do you plan to just add to the stress of this critical and thankless job?
1) It's extremely difficult being a cop
2) It's extremely terrifying being a cop
3) It's extremely unpopular being a cop
It boggles me every time I hear people say cops need "stricter requirements" and "less pay" but never hear anyone volunteering to join the force and make real change. Look around, how many white knights want to be a cop?
The videos from Thursday/Friday night Minneapolis shape my framework for these riots, not the supposed abuse to protesters and reporters. IMO, given the circumstances, the cops overall have been very civil while taking an onslaught of verbal and even physical abuse. And don't get me wrong, I'm not ignoring police abuse and brutality.
I think I'll do this. I don't feel like I can reasonably protect myself from data-snooping companies, whether I use their products or not.
Yes and thank goodness, I would hate living in oppressive Australia.
I'm tired of this conversation anyway, just another corrupt person in power bending rules for their own favor, covering up injustice, lying to affirm their position, and creeping on people cross-social media. I would even bet you and your mod pals have put me on some kind of watch list. It's disgusting and shameful really, and I'll be calling out moments like this as long as the law lets me.
My post objectively didn't break any rules on /r/portland.
Thanks for looking into my Reddit post creep, I feel totally weird about you now.