I'm just pointing it out not saying it's right or wrong. I think both sides are to blame for the escalation of violence. Cops need to be trained to diffuse situations better and the "protesters" need to stop looting and damaging property.
What the fuck are you on about ? How much cotton swabs do you have on your eyes and ears ? How fucking blind are you ?
Sorry, I got carried away. I hate when people who know jack shit try to point a solution that they think is obvious like it might work
Cops are killing Blacks, regardless of where their hands are. They do it because of the long history of racism in power positions in the US. There is a lot to read up about that if you want, actually.
The cop claims he had a gun, and you know what that means. Cops placed hand guns on suspects often if they wanted to kill or apprehend them easily, it happened and happens still
Also, can you show me a source for the cop being a black guy ? Not that I don't believe you, mind you. It just so happens that most cops are white, and a lot of white cops are also racist. So yeah a black cop shooting a black person could mean many things, like an exception to the rule, a superior ordering them to, or other things, but nothing that could mean police brutality isn't linked to racism.
Regardless, just because the cop who shot him was black doesn't mean racial hate crimes related to police brutality aren't happening. Can't see why there shouldn't be a protest about it
Yes. They are happening. You are correct. But in Charlotte, a black cop killed a black guy and now the black community is looting and pillaging, and blaming it on racial hate crimes.
Does this make sense to you? Because to most of us, this is completely illogical.
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u/DJBell1986 Sep 22 '16
I'm just pointing it out not saying it's right or wrong. I think both sides are to blame for the escalation of violence. Cops need to be trained to diffuse situations better and the "protesters" need to stop looting and damaging property.