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by Greater Miami Shores » Wed Aug 05, 2020 7:41 pm
by Nobel Hobos 2 » Wed Aug 05, 2020 9:24 pm
The survey also found that 61 percent of black Americans remain either “very” or “somewhat” confident that police would treat them with courtesy and respect, compared to 91 percent of white Americans, 77 percent of Hispanic Americans, and 78 percent of Asian Americans who feel the same way.
by Plzen » Wed Aug 05, 2020 9:26 pm
Nobel Hobos 2 wrote:What racism? I see no racism here!
by Nobel Hobos 2 » Wed Aug 05, 2020 10:30 pm
by Fahran » Wed Aug 05, 2020 10:38 pm
Nobel Hobos 2 wrote:What racism? I see no racism here!
by Czechostan » Wed Aug 05, 2020 10:54 pm
Greater Miami Shores wrote:I always thought most Blacks and most Persons would agree with these statements.
81% of Black Americans Want To Maintain or Increase Police Presence in Their Neighborhood.
The majority of black Americans support police maintaining their current presence in their communities, a Gallup poll released Wednesday revealed.
The Gallup panel, conducted June 23 – July 6, asked respondents, “Would you rather the police spend more time, the same amount of time or less time as they currently spend in your area?”
Despite the narrative touted by proponents of the Black Lives Matter movement, which contends that minority communities desire to see less policing in their communities, 61 percent of black Americans indicated that they want police presence to remain the same.
Another 20 percent said they want to see police officers spend “more” time in their communities, and 19 percent said “less.”
Similarly, 59 percent of Hispanic Americans said they want police presence to remain the same, as do 63 percent of Asian Americans. Seventy-one percent of white Americans concurred.
Notably, 24 percent of Hispanic Americans said they want to see officers spend “more time” in their area, versus 17 percent who said “less time.”
The survey also asked Americans to estimate how often they see police in their neighborhood. Black Americans’ reported exposure to local police is slightly above the national average, with 32% saying they see the police often or very often in their neighborhood.
This compares with 22% of White Americans and 21% of Asian Americans. Hispanic Americans’ experience is similar to that of Black Americans, with 28% often seeing police where they live.
The slightly elevated frequency with which Black Americans see police in their neighborhood has limited impact on their preferences for changing the local police presence. About a third of Black Americans who say they often see the police in their neighborhood think the police should spend less time there (34%);
however, the majority of adults in this group think they should spend the same amount of time (56%) or more time (10%).
The survey also found that 61 percent of black Americans remain either “very” or “somewhat” confident that police would treat them with courtesy and respect, compared to 91 percent of white Americans, 77 percent of Hispanic Americans, and 78 percent of Asian Americans who feel the same way.
“Most Black Americans want the police to spend at least as much time in their area as they currently do, indicating that they value the need for the service that police provide,” Gallup reported.
The survey’s findings come as Democrat leaders nationwide make broad moves to defund the police, as demanded by many Black Lives Matter activists.
Black Lives Matter co-founder Patrisse Cullors, a self-described trained Marxist, has called on the Democrat Party to adopt radical reforms in its party agenda, including defunding the police and dismantling the Drug Enforcement Agency (DEA) and the Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE).
She, while addressing Democratic National Convention’s (DNC) party platform, said in part:
Until and unless our leaders become signatory to the BREATHE Act — to legislation that eliminates the federal government’s ability to give multi-million dollar grants to militarize police forces; dismantles punitive like ICE, Border Patrol, and the DEA; ends the use of surveillance systems being used to target protesters; and bans the use of police agencies to suppress political dissent — the Democratic Party of today will be remembered as the party of complicity. The party that refuses to sacrifice its own creature comforts and material securities to ensure it walked the walk. So before you leave today, I want you to answer this question for yourselves: Which side of history is my party actually on?
The Trump administration, however, has vowed to continue to back law enforcement.
“We’re not going to defund the police. We’re going to fund law enforcement,” Vice President Mike Pence said during a Tuesday appearance on Breitbart News Daily.
“We’re going to back the blue, even while we work to improve public safety and improve the lives of all of the families in our cities, all of the minority families, African American, Hispanic American, and every family impacted by the scourge of violence that’s frankly gone on for too long in too many American cities,” the vice president added.
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Notably, simply having an interaction with the police in the past year has no bearing on Black Americans' preference for local police presence in their area:
Seventy-nine percent of those who have had an interaction with the police in the past 12 months say they want the police to spend more or the same amount of time in their neighborhood; 21% favor less time.
Eighty-two percent of those who have not had an interaction want the same or greater police presence; 18% want less.
What does matter is the quality of the interaction:
Forty-five percent of Black Americans who report not being treated with courtesy or respect by the police within the past 12 months want less of a police presence in their neighborhood. Meanwhile, 55% want the same or more police presence.
By contrast, just 13% of those who did feel they were treated respectfully want the police to spend less time in their neighborhood; 87% want them there as much or more often.
by Greater Miami Shores » Wed Aug 05, 2020 10:57 pm
by Pilipinas and Malaya » Thu Aug 06, 2020 1:26 am
by Fahran » Thu Aug 06, 2020 10:23 am
Pilipinas and Malaya wrote:Isn’t Breitbart more biased than your average news stations?
Edit: I also checked the poll results above. You could have not included Hispano-Americans or Asian-Americans in there because of them not being exactly related to the topic at hand.
by -Astoria- » Thu Aug 06, 2020 12:27 pm
That is an understatement; more accurately just a few steps away from conspiracy theorists (of which there's some overlap).Pilipinas and Malaya wrote:Isn’t Breitbart more biased than your average news stations?
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by Alcala-Cordel » Thu Aug 06, 2020 2:07 pm
by -Astoria- » Thu Aug 06, 2020 2:51 pm
Forget what I said earlier about 'a few steps away'; this is the bloomin' motherload.
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by The Black Forrest » Thu Aug 06, 2020 2:53 pm
by Greater Miami Shores » Thu Aug 06, 2020 2:55 pm
Alcala-Cordel wrote:Please don't link to Breitbart unironically, their articles are extremely twisted at best and completely fake at worst. It's one of the worst sources you could possibly use if you can even call it a source.
by -Astoria- » Thu Aug 06, 2020 3:02 pm
The rules say otherwise:Greater Miami Shores wrote:To your credit at least you said please. Anyone has a right to link to Breitbart or MSNBC or any other allowed source on NS.
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by West Leas Oros 2 » Thu Aug 06, 2020 4:36 pm
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by Alcala-Cordel » Thu Aug 06, 2020 6:24 pm
Greater Miami Shores wrote:Alcala-Cordel wrote:Please don't link to Breitbart unironically, their articles are extremely twisted at best and completely fake at worst. It's one of the worst sources you could possibly use if you can even call it a source.
To your credit at least you said please. Anyone has a right to link to Breitbart or MSNBC or any other allowed source on NS.
There was a certain leftist nation, I cant remember the name of and If I did or look it up I would never post it, who had the nerve to chose for me which sources I should post from, comment from and link from. Decided by the leftist nation who strongly disagrees with me.
by Greater Miami Shores » Thu Aug 06, 2020 6:30 pm
Alcala-Cordel wrote:Greater Miami Shores wrote:To your credit at least you said please. Anyone has a right to link to Breitbart or MSNBC or any other allowed source on NS.
There was a certain leftist nation, I cant remember the name of and If I did or look it up I would never post it, who had the nerve to chose for me which sources I should post from, comment from and link from. Decided by the leftist nation who strongly disagrees with me.
I can't order you around and I definitely don't want to, it just massively undermines the credibility of any argument that cites it.
by West Leas Oros 2 » Thu Aug 06, 2020 6:38 pm
Greater Miami Shores wrote:Alcala-Cordel wrote:I can't order you around and I definitely don't want to, it just massively undermines the credibility of any argument that cites it.
I strongly disagree with leftist MSNBC, but I don't call it trash, a rag and non credible. I read it past their leftist spins, the substance of the posts, and I accepted.
There is a right wing media and left wing media, the right spins it to the right, and the left spins it to the left.
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by Alcala-Cordel » Thu Aug 06, 2020 6:40 pm
Greater Miami Shores wrote:Alcala-Cordel wrote:I can't order you around and I definitely don't want to, it just massively undermines the credibility of any argument that cites it.
I strongly disagree with leftist MSNBC, but I don't call it trash, a rag and non credible. I read it past their leftist spins, the substance of the posts, and I accepted.
There is a right wing media and left wing media, the right spins it to the right, and the left spins it to the left.
by Greater Miami Shores » Thu Aug 06, 2020 6:46 pm
Alcala-Cordel wrote:Greater Miami Shores wrote:I strongly disagree with leftist MSNBC, but I don't call it trash, a rag and non credible. I read it past their leftist spins, the substance of the posts, and I accepted.
There is a right wing media and left wing media, the right spins it to the right, and the left spins it to the left.
MSNBC is not leftist, no corporate media is. It's a center-neoliberal news source like most corporate media, and while it's a pretty bad source it's not nearly as terrible as Breitbart.
Not all news sources have bias, though most do.
by Fahran » Thu Aug 06, 2020 6:54 pm
by Greater Miami Shores » Thu Aug 06, 2020 6:54 pm
by Kubra » Thu Aug 06, 2020 7:07 pm
From Breitbart's source:Greater Miami Shores wrote:I always thought most Blacks and most Persons would agree with these statements.
81% of Black Americans Want To Maintain or Increase Police Presence in Their Neighborhood.
The majority of black Americans support police maintaining their current presence in their communities, a Gallup poll released Wednesday revealed.
The Gallup panel, conducted June 23 – July 6, asked respondents, “Would you rather the police spend more time, the same amount of time or less time as they currently spend in your area?”
Despite the narrative touted by proponents of the Black Lives Matter movement, which contends that minority communities desire to see less policing in their communities, 61 percent of black Americans indicated that they want police presence to remain the same.
Another 20 percent said they want to see police officers spend “more” time in their communities, and 19 percent said “less.”
Similarly, 59 percent of Hispanic Americans said they want police presence to remain the same, as do 63 percent of Asian Americans. Seventy-one percent of white Americans concurred.
Notably, 24 percent of Hispanic Americans said they want to see officers spend “more time” in their area, versus 17 percent who said “less time.”
The survey also asked Americans to estimate how often they see police in their neighborhood. Black Americans’ reported exposure to local police is slightly above the national average, with 32% saying they see the police often or very often in their neighborhood.
This compares with 22% of White Americans and 21% of Asian Americans. Hispanic Americans’ experience is similar to that of Black Americans, with 28% often seeing police where they live.
The slightly elevated frequency with which Black Americans see police in their neighborhood has limited impact on their preferences for changing the local police presence. About a third of Black Americans who say they often see the police in their neighborhood think the police should spend less time there (34%);
however, the majority of adults in this group think they should spend the same amount of time (56%) or more time (10%).
The survey also found that 61 percent of black Americans remain either “very” or “somewhat” confident that police would treat them with courtesy and respect, compared to 91 percent of white Americans, 77 percent of Hispanic Americans, and 78 percent of Asian Americans who feel the same way.
“Most Black Americans want the police to spend at least as much time in their area as they currently do, indicating that they value the need for the service that police provide,” Gallup reported.
The survey’s findings come as Democrat leaders nationwide make broad moves to defund the police, as demanded by many Black Lives Matter activists.
Black Lives Matter co-founder Patrisse Cullors, a self-described trained Marxist, has called on the Democrat Party to adopt radical reforms in its party agenda, including defunding the police and dismantling the Drug Enforcement Agency (DEA) and the Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE).
She, while addressing Democratic National Convention’s (DNC) party platform, said in part:
Until and unless our leaders become signatory to the BREATHE Act — to legislation that eliminates the federal government’s ability to give multi-million dollar grants to militarize police forces; dismantles punitive like ICE, Border Patrol, and the DEA; ends the use of surveillance systems being used to target protesters; and bans the use of police agencies to suppress political dissent — the Democratic Party of today will be remembered as the party of complicity. The party that refuses to sacrifice its own creature comforts and material securities to ensure it walked the walk. So before you leave today, I want you to answer this question for yourselves: Which side of history is my party actually on?
The Trump administration, however, has vowed to continue to back law enforcement.
“We’re not going to defund the police. We’re going to fund law enforcement,” Vice President Mike Pence said during a Tuesday appearance on Breitbart News Daily.
“We’re going to back the blue, even while we work to improve public safety and improve the lives of all of the families in our cities, all of the minority families, African American, Hispanic American, and every family impacted by the scourge of violence that’s frankly gone on for too long in too many American cities,” the vice president added.
Listen:
https://soundcloud.com/breitbart/breitb ... ust-4-2020
Source Provided:
https://www.breitbart.com/politics/2020 ... ghborhood/
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