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America Has A Problem With Poorly-Trained Police Officers, Not "Systemic Racism"

In what just might be the most misguided attempt at ‘utopian’ living ever conceived, progressive Democrats continue to demand the defunding and disbanding of police forces in cities around the country. Yet, like a doctor that has made the wrong diagnosis on a patient, such a radical idea will not bring peace and security to America’s ailing neighborhoods. In fact, it will make them virtually unlivable. The United States desperately needs a national debate on the root causes of police violence, which the political left has prematurely and wrongly attributed to “systemic racism.” Missing from the bigger picture are questions pertaining to economic hardship, broken homes, drug abuse and street gangs – and perhaps most importantly of all, poorly trained police – as just a few of the contributing factors that have placed law enforcement between a rock and a hard place.

America has a problem with poorly trained police officers, not 'systemic racism' -- Society's Child -- Sott.net

Wed, 28 Apr 2021 08:42 UTC In what just might be the most misguided attempt at utopian living ever conceived, progressive Democrats continue to demand the defunding and disbanding of police forces in cities around the country. Yet, like a doctor that has made the wrong diagnosis on a patient, such a radical idea will not bring peace and security to America s ailing neighborhoods. In fact, it will make them virtually unlivable. The United States desperately needs a national debate on the root causes of police violence, which the political left has prematurely and wrongly attributed to systemic racism. Missing from the bigger picture are questions pertaining to economic hardship, broken homes, drug abuse and street gangs - and perhaps most importantly of all, poorly trained police - as just a few of the contributing factors that have placed law enforcement between a rock and a hard place.

Don't put a 'bog standard vice chancellor' in charge of new UK research agency | Science

Dominic Cummings in row over suggestion for new science body chief

Dominic Cummings was slated by a Labour MP today for mooting a scientist who was forced out of a university post in a eugenics row as head of a new UK research agency. Dawn Butler hit out after the former No10 chief mentioned Stephen Hsu when he was asked at a science committee who should lead the new £800million Advanced Research & Invention Agency (ARIA). Professor Hsu left his position as Senior Vice President for Research and Innovation at Michigan State University last summer after a campaign by some students and professors. He had been accused of suggesting there are cognitive differences between races, and questioning the value of diversity in recruitment.