The War on Cops: How the New Attack on Law and Order Makes Everyone Less Safe

Since the summer of 2014, the United States is known as a protest movement. The campaign believes that the police are the biggest threats faced by young black men today - if not the greatest threat. From the prosecutor to the drug law, the police and other departments of the criminal justice system distinguish minorities' communities from unpaid and high-class distinctions.

In police war: How new attacks on law and order degrade the safety of everyone, researcher Heather Mac Donald of Manhattan Institute strict data explaining misunderstanding and enforcement of law enforcement agencies We will provide led account. Sometimes malicious attacks are spreading all over the country like Pueraria - and those results. In fact, as I wrote, San Diego reported that another officer was murdered and another seriously injured person was flashing on the screen. This type of event has become very common. At the same time, the violent crime rate in many of our big cities has risen after decades of decline.

These arguments are similar to the basic readings of recent Heather McDonald's "Police Battle: New Law and Order Attacks Make everyone safer". This amazing book warns that the "victim industry of the academic world" and accomplices have evoked hatred of black life for the police and pushed the current "anti-police story" to a powerful mainstream. As John Adams said, facts may be stubborn, but facts alone are not particularly effective for deep-seated cultural stories that are protected and promoted by the media alone. A false misunderstanding of police violence against black trends will combine the facts with strong ideas and adequate ideas to accept the truth.

In the last article, I believe that there is no evidence that there is "a war against the police" from the number of police officers killed at least by felonies. Some readers believe that this measure is too simplistic and does not accurately capture what the commentator calls war. For this purpose, I consulted Heather MacDonald at the Manhattan Institute about one of the most important supporters of police story wars. According to her book "Police War: New Attacks on Law and Order Does not Safety Anyone", the war is not primarily directed to police violence, but rather to Grieg's punishment He lacks a priest. In other words, the main artillery of this war is criticism of the police, and planned violence against the police is only a manifestation of criticism.