Did I ever say lack of voting causes police to shoot people? I don't remember saying that. But I will say this. Voting affects the hiring standards for the police.
You didn't say that, but that is what the sum of your post declares. That Voting will change police abuse against minorities (This is the goal for rioting, so instead of rioting, you are suggesting voting) I don't want to play a game of "i didn't say what those words I wrote said." You incorrectly assume that voting will reduce violence against citizens from police. And since that is what the protesters want, that is the demand. You offer voting as a solution to that demand. We good?
Sure, you're re-wording it to "voting affects the hiring standards for police." But that precisely means that voting is contributing/factor of the Police shooting people nation wide. Because if there was a larger turnout, reasons and stuff would happen. And demands of less abuse will be met, due to voter turnout.
You don't understand that it isn't a prerequisite to hire officers that kill people. That isn't a voting item. There is a systemic problem with too many police forces across America. People did not vote
for having police shooting them to death, just like they can't vote against it. It isn't a problem that has anything related to voting. What do you think people wanted that voted in Ferguson last time? Did they opt in for horrible trigger happy police? Was that something to vote on..? Where was voter to look for information that police would shoot unarmed people, it surely isn't in the voting pamphlet. How does one vote that the NYPD shouldn't strangle people to death?
When you fumble over yourself to discuss voting over the issue at hand, lack of police training and accountability, I have to keep nailing this into your head. Hiring standards have nothing to do with police murdering people and getting off via larger problems with the justice system. Standards for hiring are standards for hiring. No matter who is in charge, it is not voted on to get more civilian murderers on the force, or less. People are hired that can protect and serve, thats all.
There is a nation wide problem with the justice system, police abuse, corruption, and lack of accountability. These problems do not exist because of voting. These problems exist because there is police abuse, corruption, and lack of accountability. Protesters are supporting Police cameras for Police Departments. Here in California Rialto PD went out and got cameras -gasp- without any voting on the matter because its what should be done. They immediately had a drop in crime, as well as noted better policing.