Word Salad - 'Criminals' now 'Community Members', 'Inmate/Offender' now 'student/patient'...

[MineEvolved]

For about an hour yesterday, I thought we had finally reached the bottom of the liberal cesspool with that dumbshit story about the gender/racially oppressed squirrels. I was wrong.

Seattle police now use the term "community member" in place of "suspect" when writing use of force reports, something several officers find offensive.

This is the result of the left's ceaseless push to whitewash truth and make everything the same. So if someone in Community A commits a heinous crime, he is awarded the same description as a law-abiding citizen who also lives in Community A. They are both community members.

Changes in terminology are nothing new in Washington[.] ...
Last fall, the Washington Department of Corrections stopped calling inmates "offenders" and instead use the term "student".

http://www.americanthinker.com/blog/...offensive.html

[SC Anemia]

I was a student also. That was at Cal State not Folsom. Good Grief!

[Sandy]

Last fall, the Washington Department of Corrections stopped calling inmates "offenders" and instead use the term "student".

We talk about NU as a joke. They didn't have to take it that far.

[Lady Bastille]

I like the connotation they make between those who have broken the law and are ostracized from society for a reason and those who go to school to learn. It's a false equivalency. What do criminals have to be 'offended' by? Was this DOC member an Obama appointee?

[animal mother]

Criminals = niggers

Inmate = niggers

[Gallo]

Yeah anything to cover up the fact that niggers commit most of the violent crimes.

[Mushmouth]

In an effort to be more sensitive and less judgmental, an edict was recently issued to law enforcement in the liberal paradise of Seattle that from now on, the correct term for “suspect” when writing up reports should be “community member.”

http://www.barenakedislam.com/2017/0...y-member-good/

[MineEvolved]

http://www.dinduplantation.com/forum...tudent-patient