Not sayin I agree, but interestin point of view
Keisha Bottoms
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Not sayin I agree, but interestin point of view
In my experience, all the police officers I have worked with are good guys who perform their duties properly. I believe that most officers share the same characteristics. It's just the few bad ones and identity politics that have negatively shaped the public's view.
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1. i don't side with burning
down, that doesn't mean i don't understand the reasons for doing so2. she specifically mentions a couple of times when black people DID have something, and it was destroyed just like what's happening in minneapolis and atlanta in response to what happened to george floyd and rayshard brooks:
Tulsa race massacre - Wikipedia
Rosewood Massacre - Overview, Facts & Legacy
The Rosewood Massacre was an attack on the predominantly African American town of Rosewood, Florida, in 1923 by large groups of white aggressors. The town was entirely destroyed by the end of the violence, and the residents were driven out permanently.
www.history.com
FBI investigations in dozens of cities after high profile police shootings since the 1970s when they started looking into police actions time and time again show D I S P R O P O R T I O N A T E police brutality and harassment towards minorities, especially blacks.
I just don't believe the "institutionalized racism" bs. Jap were interned during WW2, Chinese treated unfairly since railroad construction, Native Americans had an entire continent stolen from them. Some people haven't achieved success and they blame others for it.1. i don't side with burning
2. she specifically mentions a couple of times when black people DID have something, and it was destroyed just like what's happening in minneapolis and atlanta in response to what happened to george floyd and rayshard brooks:
Tulsa race massacre - Wikipedia
en.wikipedia.org
(not to mention the institutionalized racism and discrimination against all minorities, especially blacks in the south even after jim crow)Rosewood Massacre - Overview, Facts & Legacy
The Rosewood Massacre was an attack on the predominantly African American town of Rosewood, Florida, in 1923 by large groups of white aggressors. The town was entirely destroyed by the end of the violence, and the residents were driven out permanently.
It's a two way street. Men of African American descent are most likely to be killed by police, but men of African American descent are most likely to kill police.
Ive seen the numbers myself and I can tell you the numbers don't support the argument.
This situation is just the left wing media trying to push a narrative (that being looting and rioting is justified) and people are taking advantage.
The left are ruining (or trying to ruin) America as they always do.
This situation is just the left wing media trying to push a narrative (that being looting and rioting is justified) and people are taking advantage.
The left are ruining (or trying to ruin) America as they always do.
cramnal am tel u am not democat
Media reported more details - that changed my opinion. However, if I am unable to see entire footage then I cannot form a solid stance.
Officer should be charged with assault, but use of deadly force was justified
Officer should be charged with assault, but use of deadly force was justified
google it
Now I know where I heard that name before