I will let this go after this as it apparently offended you.
I am not discussing race, except to state race should play no part and to point out the media lies and presents their own narrative. The media narrative is that the police are killing black people, when that is not the truth, and we are seeing lawlessness in the streets, and by this point, very little actual protest of what happened, and it is sad that the people allow the media to drive them… particularly by race, when it is something that happens to all races, and should not happen.
To state
does display a form of racism, as if everyone who makes a comment or has an opinion is worthless as they are not in a specific pair of shoes. You seem to think white people are far more concerned with trying to prove something (and I will concede that may in fact be more true than it should be).
You may be from the North, and do NOT understand Southern people, or you may be from the South and do NOT understand those from California… regardless of color.
That has nothing to do with any issue being discussed, unless you intend to turn it into race and only race.
I asked this once before in a different topic and about a different grouping,… but…
Do we all have Constitutionally guaranteed rights? If so, why is race an issue?
Do we all want to be treated with respect? Did we not learn the golden rule… treat others as you would like them to treat you.
I said nothing about being afraid of anyone, black, Hispanic, Asian, and do not fear any of them being armed. I do have a problem with those who commit crimes, and that is not limited to only one racial group.
Why did the media and the protesters decide to make an issue of this specific person, when we should be concerned with unacceptable behavior on the part of those few law enforcement personnel who act bad, who violate the law, who violate department policy or the departments who need improved training.
The fact the originating comment and topic pointed to the fact that the video that was shown was disgusting and it was, while ignoring the facts of the situation overall, meaning that it is not just black people being attacked by police, and we do not know all the details of what happened, and there is evidence that may actually support the officer, though that is difficult to grasp after seeing the edited video that the media has shown.
Remember, 1992, Rodney King, the video the media showed was edited and presented only part of the story.
Have a good day, and you might consider not taking everything stated as a personal attack.