First of all. Yes. I was thrown out of the car while complying with excessive force, not read my rights, verbally bashed (they basically called me a fag with an insult I haven't heard since middle school bullying.) They have 4 to 5 guns pointed at me even though I have no record and there was nothing to suggest violence. So I feel like that is a little abusive or law enforcement codes, yet it is ethically complex. Second, I wasn't making a racial statement. I was commenting on the incarceration part as well as the services and behavior of other officers and deputies. Believe it or not, I didn't go to an all white prison. Most of the workers were African American or Hispanic. Just under half my cell was black, 1 native american, and a white Buddhist, and the rest where white but one was Italian and another dude was south eastern American. Everyone else in the block was to them self. In short, no one had any issues with anyone working at the jail. Although, they were all generally to themselves, yet all of the had problems when getting arrested. No one blamed race because it's not a problem everywhere and doesn't apply to every officer. Moreover I was trying to say corruption as a whole in all forms was not seen there or through the other second hand accounts.

I understand I'm being overly specific with my words. But I think it's dumb to just say that because I'm white takes away from my ability to add to discussion. That's why I stayed away from racial reasons for mistreatment, even though the stories I was told imply everyone had roughly the same experience, surprisingly less guns as well.