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"Police brutality" doesn't exist.
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yk*
it's not really that, imo and for my sensitivity it's delicate to touch such a topic yi
Well that got painfully off topic
the take on the doctors could've been avoided imo...
well yes you're right about this but it always depends on his definition of brutality. But I think it shouldn't be centered only on the US but also in other countries. But definitely yes you're right
I personally think it's good to exchange opinions in a debate, arguments don't always have to be heated conflicts.
The George Floyd incident is a perfect example of present modern day brutality.
In addition to that, Five Memphis police officers beat Tyre Nichols during a traffic stop in 2023. (He died 3 days later).
Aside from these, many other cases of police brutality either don't gain much social traction, or remain private.
From these examples alone, one can conclude that it exists.
yeah it may be difficult but I think it's interesting an opinion exchange on such a difficult topic, what do you think?
This debate may be extremely hard for Pro.
There's many historical cases of police brutality, along with many present cases in more corrupt countries. - That alone breaks his stance that "Police brutality" doesn't exist.
I have to extend my thanks, I'm pleased to have the opportunity to debate this topic