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Riots

by Dirty Plates

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My definition of a cop:
For me there is a difference between a police officer and a cop.
A police officer does his job properly, sticks to the rules and shows responsibility in his duty of protecting the people.
A cop is a corrupted soul who missuses the authority given to him to his own benefits and terrorizes the people by the use of inapropriate force and violence.
In the end most people, I think, will start focussing on only the negative results of a cops action and start blaming the whole institution that is called police.
On that note I want to give my honest respect to every police officer out there, serving to protect the people from criminals. But with all the ammounts of cases of police brutality going on which, just recently climaxed in the murder of George Floyd causing riots all over the USA and protests all over the world, I felt like sharing my thoughts and emotions and set a proper statement with this tune.


25% of profit will be donated to Victim.Veto, to support victims of police brutality.

Special thanks to everyone who supported me up ´til now and shared their knowledge with me, to help me on my way.

Final Mixdown & Mastering by:
Marius Krämer aka Bassinfected / Charade

Cover Art by:
Dark Zenith - Foto & Video Produktionen
www.facebook.com/DARK.ZENITH.FILMS

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released December 13, 2020

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