What's up with the wave of police brutality to disabled people?

[raddad]

Cop pushes over wheelchair, guy lands in street, they handcuff him and drag him to the car.

http://www.wxyz.com/home/news/local-new ... wheelchair

[daniel]

It's just reflective of the increase in police brutality overall.  Nobody in government is accountable to anyone anymore so it's not much of a surprise that this kind of behavior is not only acceptable, but maybe even preferred.

[raddad]

Disturbing:  Americans Killed by Cops Now Outnumber Americans Killed in Iraq War

http://www.freedominfonet.net/americans ... -iraq-war/

I agree, no accountability.  I've heard noise online about the pentagon funding research about mass rebellion.  I think they are watching Soylent Green as a training film.  I believe there will one day be a reckoning.  No idea how much further people need to be pushed.

[Cactus Jack]

Nothing new about it.  I have been harassed by cops repeatedly, but never arrested locally.  Not here where I live, at least.  The cops won't do anything to me here because I now own my home.  Before, back in the day of just renting, it was a common occurrence.  To the point of losing count how many times I was arrested.  Just something they did to pass the time or get on their chief's Christmas card list.

There are good cops out there, but there are also a lot of really bad ones that make the Nazis look good.