Notice the meme from these thugs every time they are interviewed ?
Talking points handed down from the top.
1. Contridictionary statements; this is for Freddy, this not about Freddy, this is for jobs, this is against white privilage, this is against police brutality, where are the police stopping the riots ?
2. Notice the thugs don’t want the reporters there and want the media to leave ? In case there might be a real neiborhood person speaking the truth and shedding the light on what is really going on.
3. All lives matter, All black lives only matter.
Were is news reports of white people dying or being abused by black police officers ?
Were is the news of whites living in proverty in Baltimore instead of hearing the meme “ white privilege “ ?
I know it happens... white cops kill white criminals - black cops kill white criminals. (Black cops tend to kill more black criminals - even as a percentage of population but that's a different story...) But for the most part the white community doesn't care how it's white criminals are treated. I can't imagine thousands of white people giving a damn about some white criminal dying. Maybe we should...
We do have small groups that keep an eye on 'the least of us'... and make sure prisoners are well fed and treated with dignity.. It's a small part of white culture... but a part that matters.
Most of us think crime's a dangerous occupation... if some white guy wants to be a criminal rather than getting a job it's his risk and his problem.
I know that sounds harsh... it might be one of the reason's we have fewer criminals. Our feeling is similar to people of all other races - other than blacks...
Have you ever seen thousands of Asians in the streets protesting the death of some Asian criminal? Doesn't happen.
Most races care about the innocent - not the thugs. But this Baltimore case might get interesting. If police are in on a murder - and cover-up - we all need to take a look at the overall problem of over-policing in the black community.(Aside from the fact that most of us are tired of paying the police to stand in for absent fathers...)
I know it's a 'which came first - the chicken or the egg' - type of thing... but someone will need to look at the incentive patterns that are creating the mess and start to redo them. We can't have cops acting as judge, jury and executioner. It undermines our whole system of law and justice. On that level.. this might matter. Big time.