Justice system is broken....not

Cops are acquitted because they have way more rights to kill than any other American.

I've seen some of your comments. They lack full logic sometimes. That is the silliest thing to say. There have been plenty of cops that get the full charge they were given and some less then original charge. In the court of public opinion, if they aren't "hung then they aren't happy.

I don't know what, "some" of my comments have to do with police transparency. THAT, should be universally accepted practice regardless of political persuasion. They work for US. We pay their salary's.

Public opinion is biased because there is no transparency. In almost every case, body camera film and facts, are not released even to the family. With no transparency it is logical to assume officials are hiding something. All too often when someone is killed, somehow the cameras were turned off or the police were not wearing them.

Since 2005, there have been 11 police officers convicted of manslaughter so yes, it does happen but it is extremely rare.

https://fivethirtyeight.com/features/why-its-still-so-rare-for-police-officers-to-face-legal-consequences-for-misconduct/#:~:text=In%20shootings%2C%20police%20are%20rarely%20convicted%20of%20murder,%20%205%20%206%20more%20rows%20

I guess you read a lot more police stuff than i do. 90% of the ones I see have video camera footage released. Briana Taylor comes to mind. I don't think one was released from that one. No one disagrees there are bad cops out there. Anytime a black person is killed (justified or not, usually justified) people like to riot if the justice system is not involved.
My main point of the meme is the same people that say our justice system is broken are usually the same ones that like to say things like "1 out of 40 fraud cases have been declined" to point that there is no fraud. To that logic, a murder case dismissed never happened, you would agree Trump's sexual assault allegations never happened, etc.

Just watch how things play out when people get upset.

In every situation you can find policy that could be changed on the policing side that would have reduced public anger.

1st step: The police are not forthcoming with information. In almost every instance, they wait to release the camera footage, if they release it at all. They are not transparent. Days and weeks go by. Why do they need to wait weeks to play a video? Why can't family members see camera footage the same day, or the next day?

Brianna Taylor was killed on March 13th. The video was ordered released by a judge and not until October 8. WAY TOO LATE!

1. On that day the police described her as, "An unresponsive woman who was later pronounced dead"
2. April 27th: The family files a wrongful death suit
3. May 20: Three officers are sued for spraying gunfire in the home (wrongful endangerment)
4. May 22: Prosecutors drop attempted murder charges against Walker, Brianna's boyfriend for firing on the police. (Isn't it legal to protect your home from intruders and why did it take more than 2 months for this to happen?)
5. May 28th: Finally, Walkers frantic phone call to 911 is released. 2.5months after the fact. Has this tape changed in this time? It's the same tape that could have been released the day of the incident!
6. May 29: No knock warrants suspended. (They finally realize this was an accident waiting to happen)
7. June first: Police chief fires officers because their body cams were NOT turned on during a protest. (THIS SHOULD BE STANDARD OPERATING PRACTICE) No camera operating? Sorry but you are no longer a cop.
8. June 23rd: Finally, three officers are fired for shooting blindly into Brianna's apartment.
9. Sept 23rd: No officer is charged in the killing of Brianna.

This is WHY people protest!
This is a perfect example of how NOT to handle ths situation.

Good grief that list. I hope you copied and pasted that.
Only in today's climate do people think they need to know everything in an investigation. They are the court of public opinion. That is where minds are made with the help of the media. What the truth matters very little as long as it follows a narrative.
But i guess white people are killed without issue and black people are not.

I have no problem investigating election fraud. To do that you need to go to court with evidence. One of two things happened here.

1. Trumps team and the entire GOP is completely inept. They are incapable of doing their jobs and likewise, probably shouldn't be running the country if they are that inept at building a fraud case.

2. There was no fraud or at least, no fraud at the levels required to sway an election. Many of the swing states in question, were run by Republicans with complete republican election officials. Also, if there was widespread fraud, why did the GOP see gains in house seats? That makes no sense.

It looks like the election was a referendum on Trump alone.

If you watched the state hearings it makes you wonder how the courts would not hear tbe cases. There were some compelling testimonies. Good grief they have taken cases for a lot less.
As to why there were no gains in senate and house? Biden was priority.
To your point, it also makes no sense that people would want to vote for biden but not democratic seats.

It would make no sense to pad the ballots to remove trump and not do the same for all other GOP. Trump was hated. Lucky for the rest of the GOP, not as much.

It makes perfect sense to vote one way for Prez and another for other parts of government. Lots of people believe in divided government.