Pros And Cons Of Police Brutality

“ If someone puts their hands on you, make sure they never put their hands on you again” Even though some people say that it is the victim's fault, police brutality has gotten way worse than how it was back in the early 90s. Some police think they are above the law giving the mindset that they can do whatever they want to do and get away with it like it is okay. Americans seem to not want to come together and fight the issue, they are sitting back and just watching these terrible events happen. I can say that some do care and want to make a difference, but it is not enough. They more we sit around and wait the worse the situation will get. In my opinion it is time to put a stop to the on going actions known as “ Police Brutality” that we face
Why does this keep constantly happening ? Do the police really care about us or are they the KKK in disguise? All these questions have still have not yet to be answered or even thought about by most americans in the united states. Most people think that this whole “Police Brutality” thing is getting better. In my opinion it is getting, the way that the police handle it is different than they use to back in the day. In the early 90s police used dogs on people letting the attack anybody they felt were stepping out of their way, they also used water hose spraying people with high pressure on not caring what the outcome of physically abusing these people will be. Back in the day we had peaceful activist such as Martin Luther King and Ghandi. They felt like violence was not the answer and they is was no need to fight back when it comes to the police. Other activist such as Malcolm X thought that fighting back was the only way to get their point across. The police brutality against Rodney King sparked the L.A. Riots. The L.A. riots were associated with King's beating, but they also have a deeper meaning. People burned down liquor stores, fast-food joints,