I expect that she will sign this soon. They're hoping to put a
dent in our driving while not White problem.
Bill that would limit minor traffic stops heads to Oregon Gov. Kate Brown
"Senate Bill 1510 also provides grant money for social services and
alters restrictions for people on probation or parole.
Oregon police will soon be unable to pull over motorists solely because
they have a burnt out headlight, tail light or brake light, in a bill advocates say will cut down on frivolous stops of people of color.
Senate Bill 1510, passed out of the Oregon House on a 34-24 vote after lengthy debate Thursday. It now heads to the desk of Gov. Kate Brown
and, if signed, will take effect immediately.
A year in the making, SB 1510 is a pared-back version of a bill
advocates hoped to pass during last year’s session. And while it’s
gained most attention for its provisions around traffic stops,
proponents say the legislation will help address broader racial
inequities in Oregon’s justice system.
Other provisions require officers to inform motorists they have the
right to decline a search of their vehicle and to obtain written or
recorded documentation that a driver consented to a search. It also
modifies the conditions that can be set for people on parole and
probation and steers $10 million toward helping groups
disproportionately impacted by the justice system access housing and
social services.
“At its core, each policy included in this bill will make Oregon’s criminal justice system more equitable and enhance community safety
across the state,” said state Rep. Janelle Bynum, D-Clackamas, who is Black.
experience of negative interactions with law enforcement, and thank God
you don’t.”"
[snip]
TB
Technobarbarian <technobarbarian-ztopzpam@gmail.com> wrote:
I expect that she will sign this soon. They're hoping to put a
dent in our driving while not White problem.
Bill that would limit minor traffic stops heads to Oregon Gov. Kate Brown
"Senate Bill 1510 also provides grant money for social services and
alters restrictions for people on probation or parole.
Oregon police will soon be unable to pull over motorists solely because
they have a burnt out headlight, tail light or brake light, in a bill
advocates say will cut down on frivolous stops of people of color.
I was not aware that white peoples’ cars don’t burn out light bulbs.
Senate Bill 1510, passed out of the Oregon House on a 34-24 vote after
lengthy debate Thursday. It now heads to the desk of Gov. Kate Brown
and, if signed, will take effect immediately.
A year in the making, SB 1510 is a pared-back version of a bill
advocates hoped to pass during last year’s session. And while it’s
gained most attention for its provisions around traffic stops,
proponents say the legislation will help address broader racial
inequities in Oregon’s justice system.
Race, race, race!
Other provisions require officers to inform motorists they have the
right to decline a search of their vehicle and to obtain written or
recorded documentation that a driver consented to a search. It also
modifies the conditions that can be set for people on parole and
probation and steers $10 million toward helping groups
disproportionately impacted by the justice system access housing and
social services.
“At its core, each policy included in this bill will make Oregon’s
criminal justice system more equitable and enhance community safety
across the state,” said state Rep. Janelle Bynum, D-Clackamas, who is
Black.
You have to be shitting me.
“Many of my colleagues in this chamber do not have the lived
experience of negative interactions with law enforcement, and thank GodDon’t break the law and you won’t have to worry about interactions, negative or otherwise, with the police.
you don’t.”"
[snip]
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=OEvMc-K8XHY
TB
Technobarbarian <technobarbarian-ztopzpam@gmail.com> wrote:
I expect that she will sign this soon. They're hoping to put a
dent in our driving while not White problem.
Bill that would limit minor traffic stops heads to Oregon Gov. Kate Brown
"Senate Bill 1510 also provides grant money for social services and
alters restrictions for people on probation or parole.
Oregon police will soon be unable to pull over motorists solely because
they have a burnt out headlight, tail light or brake light, in a bill
advocates say will cut down on frivolous stops of people of color.
I was not aware that white peoples’ cars don’t burn out light bulbs.
Senate Bill 1510, passed out of the Oregon House on a 34-24 vote after
lengthy debate Thursday. It now heads to the desk of Gov. Kate Brown
and, if signed, will take effect immediately.
A year in the making, SB 1510 is a pared-back version of a bill
advocates hoped to pass during last year’s session. And while it’s
gained most attention for its provisions around traffic stops,
proponents say the legislation will help address broader racial
inequities in Oregon’s justice system.
Race, race, race!
Other provisions require officers to inform motorists they have the
right to decline a search of their vehicle and to obtain written or
recorded documentation that a driver consented to a search. It also
modifies the conditions that can be set for people on parole and
probation and steers $10 million toward helping groups
disproportionately impacted by the justice system access housing and
social services.
“At its core, each policy included in this bill will make Oregon’s
criminal justice system more equitable and enhance community safety
across the state,†said state Rep. Janelle Bynum, D-Clackamas, who is >> Black.
You have to be shitting me.
“Many of my colleagues in this chamber do not have the lived
experience of negative interactions with law enforcement, and thank GodDon’t break the law and you won’t have to worry about interactions,
you don’t.â€"
[snip]
negative or otherwise, with the police.
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=OEvMc-K8XHY
TB
George.Anthony wrote:
Technobarbarian <technobarbarian-ztopzpam@gmail.com> wrote:
I expect that she will sign this soon. They're hoping to put a >>> dent in our driving while not White problem.
Bill that would limit minor traffic stops heads to Oregon Gov. Kate
Brown
"Senate Bill 1510 also provides grant money for social services and
alters restrictions for people on probation or parole.
Oregon police will soon be unable to pull over motorists solely because
they have a burnt out headlight, tail light or brake light, in a bill
advocates say will cut down on frivolous stops of people of color.
I was not aware that white peoples’ cars don’t burn out light bulbs.
We have access to entitled bulbs.
On 3/4/2022 3:09 PM, George.Anthony wrote:
Technobarbarian <technobarbarian-ztopzpam@gmail.com> wrote:
I expect that she will sign this soon. They're hoping to put a
dent in our driving while not White problem.
Bill that would limit minor traffic stops heads to Oregon Gov. Kate Brown >>>
"Senate Bill 1510 also provides grant money for social services and
alters restrictions for people on probation or parole.
Oregon police will soon be unable to pull over motorists solely because
they have a burnt out headlight, tail light or brake light, in a bill
advocates say will cut down on frivolous stops of people of color.
I was not aware that white peoples’ cars don’t burn out light bulbs.
Senate Bill 1510, passed out of the Oregon House on a 34-24 vote after
lengthy debate Thursday. It now heads to the desk of Gov. Kate Brown
and, if signed, will take effect immediately.
A year in the making, SB 1510 is a pared-back version of a bill
advocates hoped to pass during last year’s session. And while it’s
gained most attention for its provisions around traffic stops,
proponents say the legislation will help address broader racial
inequities in Oregon’s justice system.
Race, race, race!
Other provisions require officers to inform motorists they have the
right to decline a search of their vehicle and to obtain written or
recorded documentation that a driver consented to a search. It also
modifies the conditions that can be set for people on parole and
probation and steers $10 million toward helping groups
disproportionately impacted by the justice system access housing and
social services.
“At its core, each policy included in this bill will make Oregon’s
criminal justice system more equitable and enhance community safety
across the state,” said state Rep. Janelle Bynum, D-Clackamas, who is
Black.
You have to be shitting me.
“Many of my colleagues in this chamber do not have the lived
experience of negative interactions with law enforcement, and thank GodDon’t break the law and you won’t have to worry about interactions,
you don’t.”"
[snip]
negative or otherwise, with the police.
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=OEvMc-K8XHY
TB
Yeah, I wouldn't expect you to know anything about this. Because
of persistent reports of problems the government here has been
collecting data. I wouldn't expect you to know anything about this
either because it's all about actual facts. White folks have burned out lights too, but people who aren't White must have more burned out
lights, because they're getting stopped more often for small shit.
TB
On 3/4/2022 5:20 PM, bfh wrote:
George.Anthony wrote:
Technobarbarian <technobarbarian-ztopzpam@gmail.com> wrote:
     I expect that she will sign this soon. They're hoping
to put a
dent in our driving while not White problem.
Bill that would limit minor traffic stops heads to Oregon Gov.
Kate Brown
"Senate Bill 1510 also provides grant money for social services and
alters restrictions for people on probation or parole.
Oregon police will soon be unable to pull over motorists solely
because
they have a burnt out headlight, tail light or brake light, in a bill
advocates say will cut down on frivolous stops of people of color.
I was not aware that white peoples’ cars don’t burn
out light bulbs.
We have access to entitled bulbs.
Dim bulbs.
Technobarbarian <technobarbarian-ztopzpam@gmail.com> wrote:
On 3/4/2022 3:09 PM, George.Anthony wrote:
Technobarbarian <technobarbarian-ztopzpam@gmail.com> wrote:
I expect that she will sign this soon. They're hoping to put a
dent in our driving while not White problem.
Bill that would limit minor traffic stops heads to Oregon Gov. Kate Brown >>>>
"Senate Bill 1510 also provides grant money for social services and
alters restrictions for people on probation or parole.
Oregon police will soon be unable to pull over motorists solely because >>>> they have a burnt out headlight, tail light or brake light, in a bill
advocates say will cut down on frivolous stops of people of color.
I was not aware that white peoples’ cars don’t burn out light bulbs. >>>
Senate Bill 1510, passed out of the Oregon House on a 34-24 vote after >>>> lengthy debate Thursday. It now heads to the desk of Gov. Kate Brown
and, if signed, will take effect immediately.
A year in the making, SB 1510 is a pared-back version of a bill
advocates hoped to pass during last year’s session. And while it’s >>>> gained most attention for its provisions around traffic stops,
proponents say the legislation will help address broader racial
inequities in Oregon’s justice system.
Race, race, race!
Other provisions require officers to inform motorists they have the
right to decline a search of their vehicle and to obtain written or
recorded documentation that a driver consented to a search. It also
modifies the conditions that can be set for people on parole and
probation and steers $10 million toward helping groups
disproportionately impacted by the justice system access housing and
social services.
“At its core, each policy included in this bill will make Oregon’s >>>> criminal justice system more equitable and enhance community safety
across the state,” said state Rep. Janelle Bynum, D-Clackamas, who is >>>> Black.
You have to be shitting me.
“Many of my colleagues in this chamber do not have the lived
experience of negative interactions with law enforcement, and thank God >>>> you don’t.”"Don’t break the law and you won’t have to worry about interactions,
[snip]
negative or otherwise, with the police.
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=OEvMc-K8XHY
TB
Yeah, I wouldn't expect you to know anything about this. Because
of persistent reports of problems the government here has been
collecting data. I wouldn't expect you to know anything about this
either because it's all about actual facts. White folks have burned out
lights too, but people who aren't White must have more burned out
lights, because they're getting stopped more often for small shit.
TB
I know as much about crime there as I know about crime everywhere else. Sadly, the reason there are racial inequities in enforcement is because
there are racial inequities in the crimes committed. Things will never get better if we blacks and minorities don’t stop claiming racism is the cause of all our problems. I and thousands of other minorities have done quite
well for ourselves. Have we experienced racism… of course. But to those of us who are successful, it was only a bump in the road, not an immoveable stone wall.
On 3/5/2022 4:38 AM, MR wrote:
On 3/4/2022 9:20 PM, George.Anthony wrote:
Technobarbarian <technobarbarian-ztopzpam@gmail.com> wrote:Well said George. You nailed it.
On 3/4/2022 3:09 PM, George.Anthony wrote:
Technobarbarian <technobarbarian-ztopzpam@gmail.com> wrote:
I expect that she will sign this soon. They're hoping to put a
dent in our driving while not White problem.
Bill that would limit minor traffic stops heads to Oregon Gov. Kate >>>>>> Brown
"Senate Bill 1510 also provides grant money for social services and >>>>>> alters restrictions for people on probation or parole.
Oregon police will soon be unable to pull over motorists solely
because
they have a burnt out headlight, tail light or brake light, in a bill >>>>>> advocates say will cut down on frivolous stops of people of color.
I was not aware that white peoples’ cars don’t burn out light bulbs. >>>>>
Senate Bill 1510, passed out of the Oregon House on a 34-24 vote after >>>>>> lengthy debate Thursday. It now heads to the desk of Gov. Kate Brown >>>>>> and, if signed, will take effect immediately.
A year in the making, SB 1510 is a pared-back version of a bill
advocates hoped to pass during last year’s session. And while it’s >>>>>> gained most attention for its provisions around traffic stops,
proponents say the legislation will help address broader racial
inequities in Oregon’s justice system.
Race, race, race!
Other provisions require officers to inform motorists they have the >>>>>> right to decline a search of their vehicle and to obtain written or >>>>>> recorded documentation that a driver consented to a search. It also >>>>>> modifies the conditions that can be set for people on parole and
probation and steers $10 million toward helping groups
disproportionately impacted by the justice system access housing and >>>>>> social services.
“At its core, each policy included in this bill will make Oregon’s >>>>>> criminal justice system more equitable and enhance community safety >>>>>> across the state,” said state Rep. Janelle Bynum, D-Clackamas, who is >>>>>> Black.
You have to be shitting me.
“Many of my colleagues in this chamber do not have the lived
experience of negative interactions with law enforcement, and thank >>>>>> GodDon’t break the law and you won’t have to worry about interactions, >>>>> negative or otherwise, with the police.
you don’t.”"
[snip]
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=OEvMc-K8XHY
TB
Yeah, I wouldn't expect you to know anything about this. Because
of persistent reports of problems the government here has been
collecting data. I wouldn't expect you to know anything about this
either because it's all about actual facts. White folks have burned out >>>> lights too, but people who aren't White must have more burned out
lights, because they're getting stopped more often for small shit.
TB
I know as much about crime there as I know about crime everywhere else.
Sadly, the reason there are racial inequities in enforcement is because
there are racial inequities in the crimes committed. Things will never
get
better if we blacks and minorities don’t stop claiming racism is the
cause
of all our problems. I and thousands of other minorities have done quite >>> well for ourselves. Have we experienced racism… of course. But to
those of
us who are successful, it was only a bump in the road, not an immoveable >>> stone wall.
MR
LOL, except for one tiny detail. He's arguing about things that no
one said. Unless they're killed in the process I don't think anyone is
going to have much trouble overcoming a nuisance traffic stop.
TB
Tb
On 3/4/2022 9:20 PM, George.Anthony wrote:
Technobarbarian <technobarbarian-ztopzpam@gmail.com> wrote:Well said George. You nailed it.
On 3/4/2022 3:09 PM, George.Anthony wrote:
Technobarbarian <technobarbarian-ztopzpam@gmail.com> wrote:
I expect that she will sign this soon. They're hoping to put a
dent in our driving while not White problem.
Bill that would limit minor traffic stops heads to Oregon Gov. Kate
Brown
"Senate Bill 1510 also provides grant money for social services and
alters restrictions for people on probation or parole.
Oregon police will soon be unable to pull over motorists solely
because
they have a burnt out headlight, tail light or brake light, in a bill >>>>> advocates say will cut down on frivolous stops of people of color.
I was not aware that white peoples’ cars don’t burn out light bulbs. >>>>
Senate Bill 1510, passed out of the Oregon House on a 34-24 vote after >>>>> lengthy debate Thursday. It now heads to the desk of Gov. Kate Brown >>>>> and, if signed, will take effect immediately.
A year in the making, SB 1510 is a pared-back version of a bill
advocates hoped to pass during last year’s session. And while it’s >>>>> gained most attention for its provisions around traffic stops,
proponents say the legislation will help address broader racial
inequities in Oregon’s justice system.
Race, race, race!
Other provisions require officers to inform motorists they have the
right to decline a search of their vehicle and to obtain written or
recorded documentation that a driver consented to a search. It also
modifies the conditions that can be set for people on parole and
probation and steers $10 million toward helping groups
disproportionately impacted by the justice system access housing and >>>>> social services.
“At its core, each policy included in this bill will make Oregon’s >>>>> criminal justice system more equitable and enhance community safety
across the state,” said state Rep. Janelle Bynum, D-Clackamas, who is >>>>> Black.
You have to be shitting me.
“Many of my colleagues in this chamber do not have the lived
experience of negative interactions with law enforcement, and thankDon’t break the law and you won’t have to worry about interactions, >>>> negative or otherwise, with the police.
God
you don’t.”"
[snip]
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=OEvMc-K8XHY
TB
Yeah, I wouldn't expect you to know anything about this. Because
of persistent reports of problems the government here has been
collecting data. I wouldn't expect you to know anything about this
either because it's all about actual facts. White folks have burned out
lights too, but people who aren't White must have more burned out
lights, because they're getting stopped more often for small shit.
TB
I know as much about crime there as I know about crime everywhere else.
Sadly, the reason there are racial inequities in enforcement is because
there are racial inequities in the crimes committed. Things will never
get
better if we blacks and minorities don’t stop claiming racism is the
cause
of all our problems. I and thousands of other minorities have done quite
well for ourselves. Have we experienced racism… of course. But to
those of
us who are successful, it was only a bump in the road, not an immoveable
stone wall.
MR
Technobarbarian <technobarbarian-ztopzpam@gmail.com> wrote:...<<snippage>>...
On 3/4/2022 3:09 PM, George.Anthony wrote:
I know as much about crime there as I know about crime everywhere else. Sadly, the reason there are racial inequities in enforcement is because
there are racial inequities in the crimes committed. Things will never get better if we blacks and minorities don’t stop claiming racism is the cause of all our problems. I and thousands of other minorities have done quite
well for ourselves. Have we experienced racism… of course. But to those of us who are successful, it was only a bump in the road, not an immoveable stone wall.Well and truly said, George!
Technobarbarian <technobarbarian-ztopzpam@gmail.com> wrote:
On 3/5/2022 4:38 AM, MR wrote:
On 3/4/2022 9:20 PM, George.Anthony wrote:
Technobarbarian <technobarbarian-ztopzpam@gmail.com> wrote:Well said George. You nailed it.
On 3/4/2022 3:09 PM, George.Anthony wrote:
Technobarbarian <technobarbarian-ztopzpam@gmail.com> wrote:
I was not aware that white peoples’ cars don’t burn out light bulbs. >>>>>>
I expect that she will sign this soon. They're hoping to put a
dent in our driving while not White problem.
Bill that would limit minor traffic stops heads to Oregon Gov. Kate >>>>>>> Brown
"Senate Bill 1510 also provides grant money for social services and >>>>>>> alters restrictions for people on probation or parole.
Oregon police will soon be unable to pull over motorists solely
because
they have a burnt out headlight, tail light or brake light, in a bill >>>>>>> advocates say will cut down on frivolous stops of people of color. >>>>>>
Senate Bill 1510, passed out of the Oregon House on a 34-24 vote after >>>>>>> lengthy debate Thursday. It now heads to the desk of Gov. Kate Brown >>>>>>> and, if signed, will take effect immediately.
A year in the making, SB 1510 is a pared-back version of a bill
advocates hoped to pass during last year’s session. And while it’s >>>>>>> gained most attention for its provisions around traffic stops,
proponents say the legislation will help address broader racial
inequities in Oregon’s justice system.
Race, race, race!
Other provisions require officers to inform motorists they have the >>>>>>> right to decline a search of their vehicle and to obtain written or >>>>>>> recorded documentation that a driver consented to a search. It also >>>>>>> modifies the conditions that can be set for people on parole and >>>>>>> probation and steers $10 million toward helping groups
disproportionately impacted by the justice system access housing and >>>>>>> social services.
“At its core, each policy included in this bill will make Oregon’s >>>>>>> criminal justice system more equitable and enhance community safety >>>>>>> across the state,” said state Rep. Janelle Bynum, D-Clackamas, who is >>>>>>> Black.
You have to be shitting me.
“Many of my colleagues in this chamber do not have the lived
experience of negative interactions with law enforcement, and thank >>>>>>> GodDon’t break the law and you won’t have to worry about interactions, >>>>>> negative or otherwise, with the police.
you don’t.”"
[snip]
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=OEvMc-K8XHY
TB
Yeah, I wouldn't expect you to know anything about this. Because
of persistent reports of problems the government here has been
collecting data. I wouldn't expect you to know anything about this
either because it's all about actual facts. White folks have burned out >>>>> lights too, but people who aren't White must have more burned out
lights, because they're getting stopped more often for small shit.
TB
I know as much about crime there as I know about crime everywhere else. >>>> Sadly, the reason there are racial inequities in enforcement is because >>>> there are racial inequities in the crimes committed. Things will never >>>> get
better if we blacks and minorities don’t stop claiming racism is the >>>> cause
of all our problems. I and thousands of other minorities have done quite >>>> well for ourselves. Have we experienced racism… of course. But to
those of
us who are successful, it was only a bump in the road, not an immoveable >>>> stone wall.
MR
LOL, except for one tiny detail. He's arguing about things that no
one said. Unless they're killed in the process I don't think anyone is
going to have much trouble overcoming a nuisance traffic stop.
TB
Tb
Well if no one will have trouble overcoming a nuisance stop, why waste so much in money and resources to stop them?
Technobarbarian <technobarbarian-ztopzpam@gmail.com> wrote:
On 3/4/2022 6:20 PM, George.Anthony wrote:
Technobarbarian <technobarbarian-ztopzpam@gmail.com> wrote:
On 3/4/2022 3:09 PM, George.Anthony wrote:
Technobarbarian <technobarbarian-ztopzpam@gmail.com> wrote:
I expect that she will sign this soon. They're hoping to put a
dent in our driving while not White problem.
Bill that would limit minor traffic stops heads to Oregon Gov. Kate Brown
"Senate Bill 1510 also provides grant money for social services and >>>>>> alters restrictions for people on probation or parole.
Oregon police will soon be unable to pull over motorists solely because >>>>>> they have a burnt out headlight, tail light or brake light, in a bill >>>>>> advocates say will cut down on frivolous stops of people of color.
I was not aware that white peoples’ cars don’t burn out light bulbs. >>>>>
Senate Bill 1510, passed out of the Oregon House on a 34-24 vote after >>>>>> lengthy debate Thursday. It now heads to the desk of Gov. Kate Brown >>>>>> and, if signed, will take effect immediately.
A year in the making, SB 1510 is a pared-back version of a bill
advocates hoped to pass during last year’s session. And while it’s >>>>>> gained most attention for its provisions around traffic stops,
proponents say the legislation will help address broader racial
inequities in Oregon’s justice system.
Race, race, race!
Other provisions require officers to inform motorists they have the >>>>>> right to decline a search of their vehicle and to obtain written or >>>>>> recorded documentation that a driver consented to a search. It also >>>>>> modifies the conditions that can be set for people on parole and
probation and steers $10 million toward helping groups
disproportionately impacted by the justice system access housing and >>>>>> social services.
“At its core, each policy included in this bill will make Oregon’s >>>>>> criminal justice system more equitable and enhance community safety >>>>>> across the state,” said state Rep. Janelle Bynum, D-Clackamas, who is >>>>>> Black.
You have to be shitting me.
“Many of my colleagues in this chamber do not have the lived
experience of negative interactions with law enforcement, and thank God >>>>>> you don’t.”"Don’t break the law and you won’t have to worry about interactions, >>>>> negative or otherwise, with the police.
[snip]
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=OEvMc-K8XHY
TB
Yeah, I wouldn't expect you to know anything about this. Because
of persistent reports of problems the government here has been
collecting data. I wouldn't expect you to know anything about this
either because it's all about actual facts. White folks have burned out >>>> lights too, but people who aren't White must have more burned out
lights, because they're getting stopped more often for small shit.
TB
I know as much about crime there as I know about crime everywhere else.
Sadly, the reason there are racial inequities in enforcement is because
there are racial inequities in the crimes committed. Things will never get >>> better if we blacks and minorities don’t stop claiming racism is the cause
of all our problems. I and thousands of other minorities have done quite >>> well for ourselves. Have we experienced racism… of course. But to those of
us who are successful, it was only a bump in the road, not an immoveable >>> stone wall.
LOL The subject is traffic tickets. I have no idea where you
wandered off to.
TB
I didn’t wander off. “… proponents say the legislation will help address
broader RACIAL INEQUITIES in Oregon’s justice system.” You should learn to
read your own posts.
On 3/5/2022 5:51 AM, George.Anthony wrote:
Technobarbarian <technobarbar...@gmail.com> wrote:
On 3/5/2022 4:38 AM, MR wrote:
On 3/4/2022 9:20 PM, George.Anthony wrote:
Technobarbarian <technobarbar...@gmail.com> wrote:Well said George. You nailed it.
On 3/4/2022 3:09 PM, George.Anthony wrote:
Technobarbarian <technobarbar...@gmail.com> wrote:
I was not aware that white peoples’ cars don’t burn out light bulbs.
I expect that she will sign this soon. They're hoping to put a >>>>>>> dent in our driving while not White problem.
Bill that would limit minor traffic stops heads to Oregon Gov. Kate >>>>>>> Brown
"Senate Bill 1510 also provides grant money for social services and >>>>>>> alters restrictions for people on probation or parole.
Oregon police will soon be unable to pull over motorists solely >>>>>>> because
they have a burnt out headlight, tail light or brake light, in a bill
advocates say will cut down on frivolous stops of people of color. >>>>>>
Senate Bill 1510, passed out of the Oregon House on a 34-24 vote after
lengthy debate Thursday. It now heads to the desk of Gov. Kate Brown >>>>>>> and, if signed, will take effect immediately.
A year in the making, SB 1510 is a pared-back version of a bill >>>>>>> advocates hoped to pass during last year’s session. And while it’s
gained most attention for its provisions around traffic stops, >>>>>>> proponents say the legislation will help address broader racial >>>>>>> inequities in Oregon’s justice system.
Race, race, race!
Other provisions require officers to inform motorists they have the >>>>>>> right to decline a search of their vehicle and to obtain written or >>>>>>> recorded documentation that a driver consented to a search. It also >>>>>>> modifies the conditions that can be set for people on parole and >>>>>>> probation and steers $10 million toward helping groups
disproportionately impacted by the justice system access housing and >>>>>>> social services.
“At its core, each policy included in this bill will make Oregon’s
criminal justice system more equitable and enhance community safety >>>>>>> across the state,” said state Rep. Janelle Bynum, D-Clackamas, who is
Black.
You have to be shitting me.
“Many of my colleagues in this chamber do not have the lived >>>>>>> experience of negative interactions with law enforcement, and thank >>>>>>> God
you don’t.”"Don’t break the law and you won’t have to worry about interactions,
[snip]
negative or otherwise, with the police.
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=OEvMc-K8XHY
TB
Yeah, I wouldn't expect you to know anything about this. Because
of persistent reports of problems the government here has been
collecting data. I wouldn't expect you to know anything about this >>>>> either because it's all about actual facts. White folks have burned out
lights too, but people who aren't White must have more burned out >>>>> lights, because they're getting stopped more often for small shit. >>>>>
TB
I know as much about crime there as I know about crime everywhere else. >>>> Sadly, the reason there are racial inequities in enforcement is because >>>> there are racial inequities in the crimes committed. Things will never >>>> get
better if we blacks and minorities don’t stop claiming racism is the >>>> cause
of all our problems. I and thousands of other minorities have done quite
well for ourselves. Have we experienced racism… of course. But to >>>> those of
us who are successful, it was only a bump in the road, not an immoveable
stone wall.
MR
LOL, except for one tiny detail. He's arguing about things that no
one said. Unless they're killed in the process I don't think anyone is
going to have much trouble overcoming a nuisance traffic stop.
TB
Tb
Well if no one will have trouble overcoming a nuisance stop, why waste so much in money and resources to stop them?
I wasn't aware that it cost us anything to stop making these
nuisance stops. They have spent money and are spending money to study
the problem. I think there are many reasons to spend money on this. For example, tourism is a big deal here. We're very open for business and
want everyone to know it. BUT, historically, a lot of time and effort
has gone into excluding people who were not White. Until sometime in the
60s you could see signs here and there on Highway 101 near the city
limits of a number of places that stated: "This is a sundown town". 101
is our major tourist corridor on the coast. Newport didn't have any of
those signs, but it was a sundown town. You weren't likely to be
lynched, but you also weren't likely to find a vacant room.
So now, when the tourists who are not White complain about
excessive nuisance stops, "Hey, it's no big deal" is probably not our
best answer.
TB
On 3/4/2022 9:51 PM, bfh wrote:
kmiller wrote:Or either get behind someone driving 8 over.<bg>
On 3/4/2022 5:20 PM, bfh wrote:
George.Anthony wrote:
Technobarbarian <technobarbarian-ztopzpam@gmail.com> wrote:
     I expect that she will sign this soon.
They're hoping to put a
dent in our driving while not White problem.
Bill that would limit minor traffic stops heads to Oregon Gov.
Kate Brown
"Senate Bill 1510 also provides grant money for social services and >>>>>> alters restrictions for people on probation or parole.
Oregon police will soon be unable to pull over motorists solely
because
they have a burnt out headlight, tail light or brake light, in a
bill
advocates say will cut down on frivolous stops of people of color.
I was not aware that white peoples’ cars
don’t burn out light bulbs.
We have access to entitled bulbs.
Dim bulbs.
I have bright bulbs. When you drive 8 over at night, you need to see
very very far.
MR
I expect that she will sign this soon. They're hoping to put a
dent in our driving while not White problem.
Bill that would limit minor traffic stops heads to Oregon Gov. Kate Brown
"Senate Bill 1510 also provides grant money for social services and
alters restrictions for people on probation or parole.
Oregon police will soon be unable to pull over motorists solely because
they have a burnt out headlight, tail light or brake light, in a bill advocates say will cut down on frivolous stops of people of color.
Senate Bill 1510, passed out of the Oregon House on a 34-24 vote after lengthy debate Thursday. It now heads to the desk of Gov. Kate Brown
and, if signed, will take effect immediately.
A year in the making, SB 1510 is a pared-back version of a bill
advocates hoped to pass during last year’s session. And while it’s
gained most attention for its provisions around traffic stops,
proponents say the legislation will help address broader racial
inequities in Oregon’s justice system.
Other provisions require officers to inform motorists they have the
right to decline a search of their vehicle and to obtain written or
recorded documentation that a driver consented to a search. It also
modifies the conditions that can be set for people on parole and
probation and steers $10 million toward helping groups
disproportionately impacted by the justice system access housing and
social services.
“At its core, each policy included in this bill will make Oregon’s criminal justice system more equitable and enhance community safety
across the state,” said state Rep. Janelle Bynum, D-Clackamas, who is Black. “Many of my colleagues in this chamber do not have the lived experience of negative interactions with law enforcement, and thank God
you don’t.”"
[snip]
TB
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