Except it’s true. You know dbroncos and some others would always blame the white guy for itQuote:
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Except it’s true. You know dbroncos and some others would always blame the white guy for itQuote:
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lolQuote:
Originally Posted by valade16
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show me where they arrested him before the even arrived.Quote:
Originally Posted by valade16
do you really think every single police officer in every single interaction with someone black is intent on arresting them? answer that question.
but I know that you wont.
can someone explain this.
https://twitter.com/CoriBush/status/1366826151054888967
so everyone incarcerated across America not able to vote, is white supremacy? which of course would also include white people that are incarcerated as well.Quote:
For the first time ever, the House took a vote on whether or not to end the cruelty of denying incarcerated people their right to vote. Our amendment didn’t pass, but 97 Democrats voted with us.
We will not stop fighting until we dismantle white supremacy in all of its forms.
No, I don’t. But I think these police officers were intent on arresting him.Quote:
Originally Posted by SpecialFNK
You’re pointing to the guy in the Nazi hate waving a white power flag and saying “not every white guy is a racist”. That’s true, but you picked a really bad example to illustrate your point.
not in the beginning. there words show that they wanted to help him.Quote:
Originally Posted by valade16
Reese was wrong for his conclusion.
he concluded before anything that all police were like this.Quote:
"Young Black men like me, we're scared of the police because they kill and arrest us," Rodney Reese said. "That's why I didn't want to answer a question, I wanted to go home."
it shouldn't be hard to say a conclusion/generalization like this is not fair. a lot of people unfairly make generalizations (myself included) based on examples, and it's not fair.
Another example of you being upset at someone for honestly expressing the fact that they were scared. I bet you want him to publicly apologize to the police for what he said too. My goodness are you beyond ridiculous.
https://www.npr.org/sections/thetwo-...igh-court-saysQuote:
Originally Posted by SpecialFNK
About the only time it is fair is when the person you are suspicious of does exactly what you are afraid of them doing.Quote:
Originally Posted by SpecialFNK
Even if I believed that. Even if I were racist. It wouldn’t give anyone the right to attack me physically.Quote:
Originally Posted by SpecialFNK
More so, as you’ve even stated, the police are public servants. Even if Reese misjudged them or had preconceived notions about them, it doesn’t give them the right to arrest him.
No one has seen the trouble I have seenQuote:
Originally Posted by Brewersfan255
No one.......
I have agreed with that, but that does not mean that his judgement before anything happened was right or fair.Quote:
Originally Posted by joeyc77
so then by your own logic if someone white sees someone black and is scared because they might attack them, and they do. it was justified for them being afraid of black people? come on I know you wouldn't agree with that and rightfully so.Quote:
Originally Posted by valade16
No, they were justified in being afraid of that black person, just as this kid was justified being afraid of these cops.Quote:
Originally Posted by SpecialFNK
Special, do you think these cops who arrested this kid for no reason helped the perception that all cops arrest black people for no reason, or hurt it?