And if we were to be anti-black, using the actions of the Baltimore rioters, Ferguson, and the Austin neighborhood of south Chicago to suggest that &#x27;time and time again, blacks have XYZ..&#x27;<p>What you&#x27;re doing is the exact same kind of justification. As far as cops not &quot;having a fucking clue&quot; I&#x27;m willing to bet you have an equal deficiency of clue about solving and preventing crimes or any number of technical systems used in law enforcement, or the legal and documentation requirements in law enforcement.<p>You&#x27;re just the &#x27;too cool&#x27; anti-cop &#x27;hacker&#x27; fighting for a &#x27;cause&#x27; that really doesn&#x27;t exist to fit some idealized boogeyman-version of law enforcement reality.<p>When cops screw up, let&#x27;s hold them accountable, but let&#x27;s not automatically assume that cops are evil. You don&#x27;t support racial stereotyping do you? This is no different. I have been robbed twice in my life at gunpoint by black people (I drove a taxi for a time during college.) Yet, I don&#x27;t look at all black people with suspicion. Yet we are willing to apply a hatred and disdain towards cops based on perception of their &#x27;badness.&#x27;<p>As far as legislators and cops, how about you educate them? Or become one? Since you&#x27;re an expert, put your name on the ballot and run for office. Or go work as a legislative aid. Start a website called a Legislator&#x27;s guide to tech or something. Go testify at Congressiinal hearings. Police and legislators represent us, we the people and they are us, we the people. You sitting in your basement drinking fair trade coffee isn&#x27;t helping. You actually doing something -- that&#x27;s how you create positive change. Hating the police is the wrong fight.