Unfuckingbeknownst to me , today is supposed to be some fucking commemoration day for any kkkop who perished in the line of duty . I know I know, here come all the snivelling fucking liberals saying " they're not ALL bad ! " , but we're talking about the institution as whole . Or hole.
Sure, the rcmpigs apologized in 2004 , but so what ?
The effects of their actions remain .
The Role of the RCMP
- Removing Children: Officers helped Indian Agents take children from their homes, sometimes using force.
- Truant Officers: The RCMP tracked down children who ran away from schools and returned them to the facilities.
- Fining Parents: Officers handed out fines to parents who refused to send their children to the schools.
- Creating Fear: Many survivors reported that this enforcement made them learn to fear the RCMP, leading them to avoid police contact later in life. [1, 2
- Fuck the rcmp and their fucking history .
- Also, read this :
- “Starlight tours” refer to a shameful and lethal practice by some Canadian law enforcement officers—including municipal police and the RCMP in Western Canada—of picking up Indigenous people, driving them to dark, remote locations or the freezing outskirts of cities, and abandoning them in severe winter temperatures. [1, 2]History and Overview
- The Practice: Documented since at least 1976, officers would detain Indigenous individuals (often under the pretext of public intoxication or disorderly conduct) without booking them into jail, instead driving them outside city limits to face sub-zero elements. [1, 2, 3]
- Tragic Consequences: Many victims suffered severe hypothermia or froze to death. High-profile cases include 17-year-old Neil Stonechild, who was found frozen outside Saskatoon in 1990, and men who died in the winter of 2000. [1, 2, 3, 4]
Exposure: The practice gained national and international attention when survivors like Darrell Night came forward after escaping a freezing abandonment in Saskatoon in January 2000. His courage exposed systemic anti-Indigenous racism within Canadian policing.
And I feel like it's well known by now how much the kkkanadian kkkops are concerned about the missing and murdered Indigenous women in this country .
