You seemed to have completely ignored my first point, so I see no reason to repeat myself on that.

As for my second point, I think your twisting of what I said is an incredibly shitty thing to do. I never said that anyone was being passive about these laws, so for you to even make these accusations I think is pretty illuminating about your mindset on the issues. There are many people who are being proactive about these laws. I posted one example of that in my comment. However, my point was that the fact that people like you are demanding that the victims write the laws is in itself a perversion of justice. It is not the way that these things should work. It is due to a complete failure of the system, and we should demand that the system improves and does its fucking job. The many people and organization who are putting forward policy proposals and demands are going above and beyond what should be required of them, so for you to accuse them of not caring, man that fucking pisses me off...

As for the last point, something I often like to say in regards to mass shootings is that we shouldn't look to implement reactive policies to prevent one specific instance. We should be proactive instead of reacting. We should look to do the most good, instead of trying to prevent something that has already happened. That said, I think numerous things that were listed on that site could have made a difference, most notably changing how officers respond to minor offenses and improving training. The thing is, a lot of this comes down to changing mindsets. It isn't about saying or doing one specific thing, it is about fundamentally changing the relationship between police and the community, and that is something which cannot be done just by making one or two small changes. It requires foundational change.

I am seriously struggling to accept that you could legitimately be this naive.

Your behaviour is in-line with what the protests are about in the first place ... many people do not believe that the system works, from their subjective viewpoint. The outcomes they experience in their day-to-day lives are living proof to them that it doesn't work. They are trying to communicate this to naive people like you in the mainstream who just gaslight them and tell them to go back to voting and it'll all be ok.

Please at least make an attempt to learn inference as a skill for critical thinking.

"many people do not believe that the system works, from their subjective viewpoint"

>Indeed, very subjective. And that's a problem.

It really isnt. Most places it rarely happends, and when it does, they are charged for it.
Its mainly a USA issue.

Watch this:  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B_IN4Z1IpOg

Watch from 5mins on.
He talks about how cops in the US, treat you, vs how cops in germany (europe in general) treat you.

Short story:
He got pulled over, and hes thinking "oh no, cops, Im a blank man, here we go again".
The cop is like "I notice your plate is hanging lose, with just 1 screw and is about to fall off"
Hes like "oh sh*t we didnt know, we ll fix it right away sir, no problem"  (no ticket, no warnings nothing)
--> what happend was cop asked him if he wanted help with it? and the cop offered, saying they had time for it. They carry tools around in car.
The law enforcer, helped him get the plate secured, and and wished him a good day and drove off after.

Thats how most cops in europe are.
Vastly differnt than how cops in the US act.

Trying to enact preventative measures IS a proactive approach.

I can't... 
Shooting at a nurse treating a man bleeding heavily, who picked up a garbage can to shield her from the bullets...?
Is this an anime?

It's like you have to change the entire police/military system to fix this.

Pretty sure the water spray bottles were to try to help her get the residue off her eyes.

Can't see where the incident happened, but after all I've seen these past few days I wouldn't be surprised in the least if she was another collateral damage from their careless actions.

Like opening fire against people for just standing on the porch of their own house:

Looks like unorganised panic,such a quantity of cops and such a bad bad execution and i see none in the wave of cops that is kinda directing things.

These ones are apparently military police. You'd think they would be better organized. Even if they had to be called in all of a sudden, I don't know how anyone there thought it was a good idea to do that.

And this is them trying to be on their best behavior.
They know that everyone is watching them extra carefully for brutality and excessive force. And yet they still keep doing it.

Perhaps. If you think commiting crimes based on skin colour is justifiable then you're a racist. If you think the violent "protests" are bad, then you might not be a racist (you might be though, being anti-violence and believing people shouldn't commit crimes doesn't prove it one way or the other).

Yeah, there have been far too many times that people who had no right being cops abused their position to hurt or kill people. The individuals responsible should be dealt with through the justice system, but the cops that had nothing to do with it? Don't assume they're racist/bad just because they're cops.

The "them" aren't racists though. Not every cop is racist, some of them yes and that is a problem, but not all of them. Besides, even if every single cop were a racist (which is almost certainly not the case) innocent people are suffering because of these riots. That is not justifiable in any way.

ALL ACTS Of VIOLENCE ARE DAMN SHAMEFULL BEING ESCALATED OR NOT,THERE IS NO GOOD EXCUSE.

Destroying property of others and hurting unrelated people will not stop the police from killing black and brown people,those people aren't yours and no ones sacrifices to take no matter the cause.