Challenger TX
08/15/16 9:50 am
Sure but it's not going to change blacks behavior. No amount of education is going to change their genetic and hormonal predispositions towards impulsive, violent and criminal behavior behavior. The same behavior is seen in every Black Country and in every black community of every nation in the world—but that's all just a coincidence because sub-species with different behavioral traits only affects almost every other life form on the planet.
Challenger TX
08/15/16 9:50 am
Sure but it's not going to change blacks behavior. No amount of education is going to change their genetic and hormonal predispositions towards impulsive, violent and criminal behavior behavior. The same behavior is seen in every Black Country and in every black community of every nation in the world—but that's all just a coincidence because sub-species with different behavioral traits only affects almost every other life form on the planet.
beckabee Ohio
08/10/16 6:40 pm
We are AMERICANS. The very thought of someone shooting any of us because they have the authority to do so with very little provocation should terrify all of us. The thought of us being indoctrinated on how to "address" any one should terrify us.
jDinOR Oregon
08/10/16 12:40 pm
Shouldn't parents be teaching their children appropriate behavior?!? Mine did. Ridiculous idiocratic position our society has manipulated itself into. Taking away freedoms to protect us from vast stupidity and irresponsibility in society.
whiplash29 ohio
08/10/16 10:59 am
Good move. I was pulled over by 4 police with there guns drawn. I couldn't here what they were saying so I went to roll down my window and almost got my head blown off. Turns out they were saying show me your hands. They got the wrong guy though.
erika348 Texas
08/10/16 9:23 am
WTF is a law needed for? Seriously people, do you need a law to wipe your bums, no you don't. Why not just make it part of the state run drivers test for goodness sakes.
lisalashe
08/10/16 8:00 am
They need to also add officer training on how to pull over a citizens/motorists and deescalate intense situations with motorists!
phalnx Ohio
08/10/16 6:45 am
Pretty good idea. Kids start out not knowing anything, and it's usually better to learn things in the classroom rather than the school of hard knocks.
dryanmorr
08/09/16 11:05 pm
Since we don't teach common sense, respect, and don't discipline our children anymore, I suppose it's a start.
Darthscion Utah
08/09/16 8:23 pm
You are all ass holes to cops. They die for your bitchy ass! 99.99999999% of all cops are good honest cops. But you only hear about the bad things because the media is a shit source for info. Like there was a story where a cop shot a teen and the media jumped on it, later it was found that the teen had a gun on him the in the body cam video you can see him reach for, but did the media ever re-run the story to include that??? NO!
Volt Florida
08/09/16 5:18 pm
It is a fantastic idea but I am afraid it will be twisted into submission to the point where they simply obey everything the cop demands rather than fully knowing their rights. Hopefully the teachers keep up on it.
thatguy2 We tried to warn you
08/09/16 4:07 pm
'Step 1 - Act like a hostage
Realize you no longer have rights in this moment. Do anything the cop says if you wish not to be murdered. Understand that all he has to do is yell, "He's got a gun!" in order to shot you. Know that his body cam will have "fallen off".'
Captainbstring Biden is a Clown
08/09/16 3:36 pm
That's a great idea!! I believe it's a parent's duty to teach their kids behavior etiquette in all situations. Unfortunately not all parents fulfill their obligations to their kids. At least the state will make it known what the behavioral expectations when someone is stopped.
mrmc2
08/09/16 3:22 pm
I have close friends who are cops, some local and some state. These guys put their lives on the line every single day. I've heard stories that could easily have resulted in someone getting shot; I'm sure these stories eclipse the ones we hear about, but they're no more newsworthy than planes landing safely. That being said, some of recent shootings are inexcusable. Unlike most jobs, when there are bad cops or good cops who screw up, the consequences are horrendous. I spent 20 teaching in a small city school district, the kids who buck authority (mostly for no good reason) don't suddenly get it when they turn 18. I think it's a good idea that kids, who mostly have only seen the cops as people who arrest their friends/relatives, learn how to behave when they are confronted. In a perfect world we wouldn't need this, but saving lives, on both sides, is critical.
krannapple
08/09/16 2:31 pm
I assume the police will be required to take similar training and will ACTUALLY be held accountable if they don't follow the rules?.....
Zod Above Pugetropolis
08/09/16 1:15 pm
Probably not. If it mandates the curricula without mandating the behavior, it seems like a waste of time and effort. It really doesn't take a new chapter in the book to suggest drivers "follow the officer's instructions".
gonzoboy Arizona
08/09/16 1:14 pm
I very much like the idea of including instruction on appropriate behavior in interacting with an officer when pulled over, as part of the core curricula of driver's ed.
Maybe now, some folks won't charge an officer, run from the scene, dig in their pockets for anything, grab for an officer's firearm, etc.
For the sake of those who believe that officer's are craven killers who wake up with murder in their hearts (we all know there are bad ones), if you remove the 'justification' for pulling their triggers, one would be significantly more likely to leave in peace.
Alive.
Liberty Lets Use Logic
08/09/16 1:09 pm
It could be good if it informed motorists of their rights and how to protect themselves, but it'll likely just be BS about being subservient to government employees.
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