Views : 154,293
Genre: Education
Date of upload: Premiered Jan 9, 2023 ^^
Rating : 4.859 (409/11,183 LTDR)
RYD date created : 2024-05-09T22:29:54.20864Z
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Top Comments of this video!! :3
Charging activists and protestors with "domestic terrorism" is how the Syrian regime managed to police our uprising and eventually justified bombing entire cities.
I hope no one experiences that and power to the people of Atlanta and every place where people are demanding their basic human rights.
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Didn't a while ago a former cop in Atlanta revealed that they were told to constantly write tickets/do arrests at a specific apartment complex because the landlord wanted to tear it down and build new expensive "luxury" apartments? So to do that they tried to get everyone evicted and cops helped by arresting/citing so it would be literally impossible for the people to pay rent
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I’ve been saying this. People think it’s a “shortage” of police and that’s why they’re mass hiring. No, they’re trying to fill the streets with cops. I see police SOOOOOO much more than I’ve ever saw them here in Atlanta. Cop city is just boot camp for more militant cops.
The only thing that gives me a little hope is that a lot of Atlanta cops are black and from these neighborhoods. (At least in my opinion) APD is one of the more relaxed departments around Atlanta.
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Damn, as a British gal that doesn't keep up as much as I should with stuff over the Atlantic, especially in the south, when I glossed over the term 'cop city' I assumed that was just a descriptor for drastic overpolicing throughout Atlanta; now I learn it's a literal sci fi nightmare situation, a city within a city to fester a pure culture of 'us and them,' with expert training in militaristic violence too. Hope you guys are successful at getting the bastards out. Good luck and much love
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I love that this dropped as Renegade Cut released a video on police underreporting of hate crimes. I am fearful we are repeating the mistakes of the past with this hyper mobilization of police in response to perceived, exaggerated, and sometimes real increases in crime nationwide. I’m seeing people who should know better parrot the “tough on crime” rhetoric of the 80’s and 90’s. I have been feeling so uneasy for sometime about the growing authoritarianism, and public acceptance of it.
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I was, well... trapped in Atlanta over the holiday in as much I intended to be with family in a different state. Even just around the airport, the neighborhood around it, the police presence was conspicuous. I probably saw more Georgian cops than Texan cops last year just being in Atlanta across three days.
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@FDSignifire
1 year ago
Are yall seeing mid roll ads on this?
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