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Lol as if it even matters who controls the house in regards to cop reform. Sinema and Manchin would 100% block anything the house passes because this shithole country is deeply deeply sick with cop admiration.
I did not realize those calls ever stopped from all the other incidents. >

Americans have an extremely short attention span. >

Correction: The media has an extremely short attention span. >

No, that's done on purpose. Once they stop covering the story, nobody cares anymore. They know they could get away with it because Americans have an extremely short attention span. >

Maybe that’s true for you and the people around you, but it’s not true for me and the people around me. Maybe it’s because I’m a minority who grew up in a community that’s always been affected by these issues. 
If you have the luxury of a short attention span for police brutality, I don’t blame you if it’s not constantly on your radar, but let’s not pretend that just because you forget, so does everybody else. >

Ending qualified immunity and requiring individual officer insurance will quickly address many of the issues. Tack on a lifetime database of an employee record for good measure. >

Qualified immunity doesn’t apply in a criminal case. All officers are being charged with 2nd degree murder. >

Officers are going to act a lot more carefully if they know they can be held liable for their actions. >

Yep. These fuckers knew their cameras were on and didn't fucking care. Nor did anyone standing around watching them. >

I'm sure this time the call for reform will be successful unlike the last thousand times /s >

more important to see bidens kids dick pick apparently >

Can you imagine what this country would look like if one party offered us something good, and then the other party went on to offer us something better? 
Instead Democrats are going to propose solutions and Republicans are going to propose that if he was going to run then he should have run faster. >

And then Democrats will propose worse and worse solutions until we find one that is adequately awful enough for Republicans to support it. And then moderates will point their fingers at us and demand we praise them. >


And then Democrats will propose worse and worse solutions until we find one that is adequately awful enough for Republicans to support it. And then moderates will point their fingers at us and demand we praise them.  

I too wish that Republicans hadn't won the House in the midterms, yes.