No, I don't think that this supports the claim that it's a safe assumption that any given cop is a white supremacist.

I've attempted to take your responses as made in good faith twice now, despite evidence to the contrary in other threads. I understand if this topic is uncomfortable for you, either because it challenges your world view or because it feels personally invalidating. It appears as though you're looking for one very specific statistic or logical vulnerability in what others are sharing to refute the overall claim. However, I can only lead you to water.

Sorry, just looking for evidence that supports the claim that was made. So far there isn’t any.

Not the claim made.

> Statistically that's a pretty sensible assumption.

was the claim, ie. quite likely, tending toward more often than not.

Versus your phrasing that any given cop is

Your post is essential. No one is claiming 100% of cops are white supremacists. One is claiming that it's sensible to assume they are.

If 20% of cops were white supremacists, and I was a minority, it would be sensible to behave as if every encounter had a significant chance of being with someone is looking to ruin my day.

The majority do not need to be unsafe for me to feel unsafe around the community. You have to factor in the potential power they wield (to kill you or take your freedom or seize your assets), combined with the odds that one will do it because they have wrong headed ideas about race.

Is there evidence to support the claim that, more often than not, a given cop is a white supremacist?

> more often than not,

Again, that's _not_ the upthread claim made by somebody other than myself, a non-US read along.

Still, IIRC the US UCLA has written much on the matter, so perhaps start there if you're interested.

What has the UCLA written that agrees with this claim?

> They also falsely stated that the officers are “white supremacists,”

> Statistically that's a pretty sensible assumption.