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let me answer with a question:
Posted on: August 6, 2020 at 08:09:31 CT
o'lineydisciple MU
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Seems like we both want *better*, more well-qualified, more well-trained policing.
No matter how good and effective policing gets, at some point there will always be mistakes, or an error rate in terms of "what should have happened" during an interaction vs. "what did happen".
So my question is, what is an acceptable error rate in terms of policing?
1%?
0.1%
0.01%
Where is that line that for you, is a small enough amount of mistakes or bad interactions on the police's part, to be OK?
No matter how good and effective policing gets, at some point there will always be mistakes, or an error rate in terms of "what should have happened" during an interaction vs. "what did happen".
So my question is, what is an acceptable error rate in terms of policing?
1%?
0.1%
0.01%
Where is that line that for you, is a small enough amount of mistakes or bad interactions on the police's part, to be OK?
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let me answer with a question: - o'lineydisciple MU - 8/6 08:09:31
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