https://www.huffpost.com/entry/daunte-wright-police-shooting-minneapolis_n_6073da60c5b634fd4380f3f3

I've found that people that repeat mistakes often stop doing that upon a 7 year uptick in mental configuring. Remember how at age 6 in kindergarten, that we would be excited over things we learn? It's relative to that, and a huge reason why age 6 used to be the norm for starting school.

Evidently not on the Minneapolis police force. Jamar Clark, Philando Castile, Justine Damond, George Floyd, and many more should teach us that Minneapolis is not the place you want to interact with the cops. There are several other cases that don't get talked about: Rickia Russell was sitting in her home eating dinner when the cops kicked in the door and immediately blew her up with a grenade. She survived, but was seriously injured. The cops had been granted a warrant, but the warrant that was granted required them to announce their presence, which they did not do. They just ran up to the door and threw in a grenade. Mohammad Osman was kicked in the head whilst restrained. Rod Webber had an officer threaten to break his legs and then arrested him without any cause given. Mike Spann was beaten by off duty officers and had his family threatened. There was also the incident of 200 rape kits that the police had collected and never passed to forensics to test. The cops in Minneapolis seem like they just can't stop giving the cops in the rest of the USA a bad name. They've even had run-ins with cops from other cities in other states and yet still their ridiculous behaviour continues.

Some do, some don't. Some are able to learn, and some are idiots whose self-awareness is only slightly above dogs. I've known many gals that were addicted to 'bad boys', and always whining why do all their guys give them black eyes? Obviously they were picking the wrong guys over and over again, which was never the answer they was wanting. You don't have to be a Mensa member to identify mistakes, and guard against repeating them...but you cannot be a retard either.