On the occasions when FBI informant Sharpton, and New York Mayor De Blasio are not acting the fools, they express misguided solutions to police abuses. They did not think this one through, if they are sincere in their support of civil rights. If there ever was a national, one size fits all police standard, it may dangerously place all police under one command, as the state of Massachusetts did. That allows for one person who may be popularly elected with enormous support to end the freedoms under the constitution. Already the therapeutic state successfully obliterated the First Amendment censoring some words, and pushing vigorously for the end to religious protections. Here Sharpton and de Blasio promote the idea of one police force in the nation. If anyone did get control of that mechanism, it would enable a dictatorship.
[From article]
“There must be national policy and national law on policing,” Mr. Sharpton said. “We can’t go from state to state, we’ve got to have national law to protect people against these continued questions.”
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Mr. Sharpton praised the city’s mayor and police chief for bringing the charges, but said the nation couldn’t rely on the judgement of local officials.
“We commend them, but we cannot have a justice system that hopes we have a mayor in the right city or a police chief,” he said. “We have to have one policy that is national.”[. . .]
Mr. de Blasio told reporters. “The vast majority of police do their job well and want to work more closely with the community. Obviously community residents want to work more closely with the police. But we have to create more of a national standard that says we all have to be on the same page.”
http://observer.com/2015/04/al-sharpton-calls-for-fedeal-police-laws-after-south-carolina-killing/
Al Sharpton Calls for Federal Police Laws After South Carolina Killing
By Jillian Jorgensen
By Jillian Jorgensen
04/08/15 1:14pm
