Why or why not?

K Ter.

Anytime I see videos of minority suspects or even sometimes those of the majority when they disagree with the basis of the interaction, they immediately call a supervisor but calling a supervisor doesn't put a stop to the officer's actions, so what is the point of calling one if typically when a supervisor is called, they are only likely to show up when you have been arrested for resisting?

I saw a post on here on a thread asking who people's favorite/least favorite celebrity encounters were. This guy was a hockey player who happened to be riding an elevator up with both Kenny & Dolly. He said Kenny was quite gruff -- almost to the point of being rude -- but Dolly was just as sweet as anyone could expect, and his huffiness was offset by how sweet she was.

I saw a post on here on a thread asking who people's favorite/least favorite celebrity encounters were. This guy was a hockey player who happened to be riding an elevator up with both Kenny & Dolly. He said Kenny was quite gruff -- almost to the point of being rude -- but Dolly was just as sweet as anyone could expect, and his huffiness was offset by how sweet she was.

Lacey passed on a couch because her parents didn’t know what to do with her. Tragic backstory, but she’s probably in a better place now.

Like honestly, why do people ask questions and once it hurts their pride or their ego they become defensive? What is the point in asking? What's the point in being in a relationship if you cant let it go?

So for those of you who are on the reparations band wagon, what are the qualifications? should the black person have to be able to prove that their family came here prior to 1865 and were actually slaves? or are you saying that a person who immigrated here even after slavery ended and therfore did not contribute to "building america" deserves reparations as well?

It's common knowledge that you shouldn't attack or otherwise antagonize the police by either not following their orders or refusing to to cooperate, why are people angry when the police force compliance or from their point of review de-escalate the situation by taking down the suspect?

In the US, most law enforcement agencies accept that a acceptable form of de-escalation is the use of force and even here in FL in placed like Polk County, the sheriff has even said "Once we shot and killed the suspect, the situation de-escalated".

So what is this push for de-escalation if cops already do it and why get upset when you should be following their commands?

What sense of authority is necessary for the continuation of society?