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" It should no longer be much of a surprise to learn that minority citizens are more likely than white folks to have regular dealings with middle management executives of their local police company. But this is astonishing. Black citizens in Milwaukee are stopped seven times more often than white citizens are? A greater disparity than exists in Charlotte? Or St. Louis? When you consider that the primary contact many of these people have with their government is with its police power, it&amp;#039;s small wonder that people give up on their rights, especially when the local chief of police looks at the data and concludes not that there is a problem with selective enforcement, but with the fact that he is not doing his policing in fking Singapore: &amp;quot;Yes, of course we are going to stop lots of innocent people. The point is, do folks understand what their role is as a cooperative citizen in having a safe environment,&amp;quot; Flynn said. Actually, chief, my role as a citizen is to protect my rights against the arbitrary intrusion of state power. It is to resist (peacefully) searches without warrants, and arrests without cause, and trials without effective counsel. That is the role spelled out for me in the first 10 amendments of the Constitution. I do not have a &amp;quot;role&amp;quot; as &amp;quot;a cooperative citizen&amp;quot; in any of these matters. I am an American with the rights thereof. You serve that reality or you do not serve anyone at all. What in god&amp;#039;s name do they teach these people? "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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