U.S. Split Along Racial Lines on Backlash Against Police, Poll Finds

WSJ ^ | 05/03/15 | Janet hook

[Enlightened1]

POLL: 96% BRACED FOR SUMMER OF RACE RIOTS

[Starstruck]

Poll says gun sales will be up.

[Travis McGee]

Prediction: There will be another (or several more) Trayvon/Ferguson/Tulsa incidents by the dog days of summer. And that is when the cops will be found not guilty.

Fuse, meet match. BOOM!

[grumpygresh]

Looks like the commie community organizer has got his wish, racial strife and anger against the police. This is a two fer.
Now, there is justification for more federal control of police and police militarization.
Classic tactics to justify more federal tyranny.
We’re Nazi Germany’s early 30s, and people better wake up. This isn’t America anymore.

[cripplecreek]

a signal that Americans believe Baltimore’s recent problems aren’t a local phenomenon but instead are symptomatic of broader national problems.

BS. They aren't my problems. I didn't create them and I'm not interested in fixing them. Let them clean their own litter box.

[erlayman]

Baltimore’s city council approved a bill last year that would have required police to wear camera. However, the measure was vetoed by Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake over questions about funding and whether the council had authority. Maybe they will be applying for a DOJ grant now.

[Morpheus2009]

Then why vilify the very people whom you want to give power? If anything, the loss of spirit also includes loss of capacity to reason. The military and police are going to downsize, and the bullying of Christians will continue.

[ColdOne]

+1 Absolutely will happen. IMO

[Morpheus2009]

No, they just want more incidents.

[Savage Beast]

60% of blacks said they reflected “long-standing frustrations about police mistreatment of African Americans.” Some 27% of black respondents said the disturbances were caused by people who used protests over an African American man dying in police custody “as an excused to engage in looting and violence.”

But among whites, the balance of opinion flipped: 58% said people were seizing an excuse to loot, while 32% said the events reflected long-standing frustrations with police.

Both.

However, the real reason is the strategy to provoke enough civil unrest to justify the declaration of martial law and the establishment of a coup d'état in the United States.

[ROCKLOBSTER]

U.S. Split Along Racial Lines on Backlash Against Police

OK black racists. Regarding blacks in prison:

Who else is committing all this black-on-black crime? What do you want done with them?

[TADSLOS]

Prediction: There will be another (or several more) Trayvon/Ferguson/Tulsa incidents by the dog days of summer. And that is when the cops will be found not guilty.

I'm convinced it'll happen even if they are found guilty.

[Gaffer]

I’m right there with you. It’s their problem. Born and bred. Won’t affect me and mine.

[Vaduz]

A ISIS dream come true they will make sure of it and they don’t even have to come here.

[Travis McGee]

[Travis McGee]

When The Music Stops: How America’s Cities May Explode In Violence

http://westernrifleshooters.wordpress.com/2012/09/03/bracken-when-the-music-stops-how-americas-cities-may-explode-in-violence/

[Altura Ct.]

Of course they because in this whole circus since Ferguson ‘Police’ has been a proxy for white.

[DaveA37]

“........The military and police are going to downsize, and the bullying of Christians will continue.”.........

Right according to odumbo’s plan. This is no coincidence.

It’s way past time for odumbo to take a ride in a police van.

[Gay State Conservative]

Both the incident on Staten Island ("I can't breathe") and the incident in Baltimore may very well,IMO,have involved one or more forms of negligence by one or more of the cops involved.But my gut tells me that criminal intent wasn't a factor in either case.Of course the families could sue for negligence and would stand a good chance of winning.

But criminal charges? Not from where *I* stand.

[umgud]

My grandkids, their grandkids and many more generations will have the same or similar conversation about the black condition.

I’m not that old, but as a young teen, lived not too many miles from the Watts riots (1965). I remember all the discussion then.