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Streets in UK.
Streets in The USA.
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US Police killed more people in March than UK Police since 1900
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I think the reason is because the US has a "one fits all" approach to the police force, i live in Mexico, we have the cartels, sometimes the police are the cartels and we still have few people being killed by the police, so its not a matter of violent criminals.
The issue is that in most countries there are a division of cops, so the cop that is fighting violent criminals, terrorists and drug cartels are not the same cops that pull you over and write you a ticket.
So while most countries have a militarized police, in those countries these guys are not doing routine traffic stops turned drug search turned shootout. These guys are only called when there is a violent crime.
In the US you have a one cop fits all, so they deal with common people the same way they deal with gang members, that cant end well
The issue is that in most countries there are a division of cops, so the cop that is fighting violent criminals, terrorists and drug cartels are not the same cops that pull you over and write you a ticket.
So while most countries have a militarized police, in those countries these guys are not doing routine traffic stops turned drug search turned shootout. These guys are only called when there is a violent crime.
In the US you have a one cop fits all, so they deal with common people the same way they deal with gang members, that cant end well
