>increased policing leads to more arrests and jail time served, disproportionately impacting Black and other working-class communities of color. Could it be that... naw. Never mind. Carry on. >over-policing Let me contemplate that for a while. >In 2014, police killed at least 287 people involved in minor offenses and harmless activities Albert Bourla, how many deaths are you responsible for? I bet it's more than 287. Yet you continue unabated at the helm of Pfizer. >Their tool kit only consists of violent suppression of working people and the poor, on behalf of the rich. Police are there to prevent violent niggers from completely destroying urban areas filled with people who aren't violent. Violent people don't work so conflating working people with criminals is a lie. Poor people aren't necessarily violent but saying poor people is a rhetorical device. And the mental gymnastics just keeps on going.