(11-25-2014 11:48 AM)ClairtonPanther Wrote: This entire situation is a shame. I don't understand how burning down businesses, that benefits the community, will solve anything. It leaves people out of work. Some of those people worked their entire lives to start a business just for it to vanish due to thugs. These business owners didn't do anything wrong.
The idiots on twitter needs to grow up too. Threatening to kill crackers while they're sleeping is the dumbest sh*t I've ever heard in my life. How exactly is killing somebody while they're asleep honorable? How exactly killing any white person going to bring justice to Brown, Martin or any other African American that didn't receive the justice that the crowd deemed necessary.
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I will argue that there needs to be a better understanding between police and African Americans. Personally I think that Wilson was in the right here; however, that doesn't change the fact that there's a tremendous feeling of feeling slighted within the African American community. There has to be some change that takes place between the community, church and police. Neither side is completely to blame here, and I'm talking on a national scale.
I agree with you. However, before Black people can go to White people with grievances, they must first work out their own problems.
Problem #1: The race baiters and hucksters and fake ministers have got to go. These people keep alive this idea of "great racism" to stay relevant to the people of these communities. The FACT is that this is not 1955 and the cops are not working with the KKK to lynch
innocent black people.
Problem #2: Liberalism and political shills that support it must go. Ever since the death of MLK, the Democrat Party and the progressives have run large Black cities and progress in these places has come to a halt. Black people used to be strong in their belief in Christ and morals. Now the Black community is flooded with immoral behavior brought on by ideas of liberalism. The Black community used to have pride in work and people were beaten, falsely arrested, and killed just to get their children into an equal school. Now, people are trapped on government assistance and their dignity taken. The schools are still bad, though they now have crime and union policies that do not allow them to improve. And, since the Dems have been running these cities, there has been no prospect for good paying jobs and therefore no realization of the American dream. The political types and race hucksters blame the White GOP boogeyman, but the true culprit is the one telling them this.
Problem #3: The problem is not the cops arresting Blacks. THE PROBLEM STARTS WITH BLACKS COMMITTING CRIMES. If we are ever to be honest and start a dialogue, we must first be honest with the fact that too many Black people use their circumstances as an excuse to commit crime. Too many liberals reiterate these excuses. Black people had it a lot worse 70,100,150 years ago, but didn't just commit crimes left and right. It's as if people in the community have lost their moral and ethical compass. If you park a car and leave it running in a Black neighborhood, within minutes you'll have people fighting to steal it. That shouldn't happen!! People like my grandma didn't go through hell during civil rights to see the Black community end up like it is today. They didn't fight to get preferential treatment or equal outcomes...they fought for equal opportunity. They just wanted themselves and their children to have the same opportunity as Whites. We still have a lot of work to do, but people should demand that accountability and responsibility from the people they vote for over 90% of the time.
Moreover, when we cannot agree that a man who commits strong-arm robbery, then beats a cop and tries to take his gun, and later disobeys a lawful order and charges that cop but is shot, did the wrong thing and that the officer was acting in self-defense, how can we expect to have a honest conversation about race?