Dieter the Brock
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Assuming that this is true... How many of them were unarmed, or children, or were already detained or restrained? How many of them were from areas where they are systematically targeted by law enforcement?I mean twice as many white people are killed by police so far this year.
It is in fact true how much of what you're asking is true or perception? Like I said this topic won't go anywhere is going to cause problems and should be locked now. Since the start of the Iraq war more black people have killed other black people than soldiers lost in the war. As Sir Charles says there is plenty blame to go around it's all if you want to be part of the problem or part of the solution.Assuming that this is true... How many of them were unarmed, or children, or were already detained or restrained? How many of them were from areas where they are systematically targeted by law enforcement?
It is in fact true how much of what you're asking is true or perception? Like I said this topic won't go anywhere is going to cause problems and should be locked now. Since the start of the Iraq war more black people have killed other black people than soldiers lost in the war. As Sir Charles says there is plenty blame to go around it's all if you want to be part of the problem or part of the solution.
lol... so what? how in the world is this news
Honestly from a lot of peoples perspective if we can solve the first issue of black on black murder. It's probably going to solve the other problem by proxy. There is racism on both sides of the fence and unfortunately probably always will be. As for the white deaths by police I was a slight bit off. The Washington Post tracked police killings starting January 1 2015.It probably is true. I'm just throwing some questions out there. Trying to give some perspective from the other side. And throwing information about how many black people are killed by other black people doesn't quite answer my question. But I do get you, and agree completely. It's an issue that people of all races and nationalities deal with.
As of Sunday, 1,502 people have been shot and killed by on-duty police officers since Jan. 1, 2015. Of them, 732 were white, and 381 were black (and 382 were of another or unknown race).
It is in fact true how much of what you're asking is true or perception? Like I said this topic won't go anywhere is going to cause problems and should be locked now. Since the start of the Iraq war more black people have killed other black people than soldiers lost in the war. As Sir Charles says there is plenty blame to go around it's all if you want to be part of the problem or part of the solution.
Honestly from a lot of peoples perspective if we can solve the first issue of black on black murder. It's probably going to solve the other problem by proxy. There is racism on both sides of the fence and unfortunately probably always will be. As for the white deaths by police I was a slight bit off. The Washington Post tracked police killings starting January 1 2015.
Honestly from a lot of peoples perspective if we can solve the first issue of black on black murder. It's probably going to solve the other problem by proxy. There is racism on both sides of the fence and unfortunately probably always will be. As for the white deaths by police I was a slight bit off. The Washington Post tracked police killings starting January 1 2015.
STOP THE OPPRESSION
Colin Kaepernick signed a 6 year, $114,000,000 contract with the San Francisco 49ers, including a$12,328,766 signing bonus,$61,000,000 guaranteed, and an average annual salary of$19,000,000.
He didn't say that HE was oppressed, though he may be in some form as no matter how much money you make, some still only see color and the negative stereotypes they've been taught. He stated that he was taking a stand for a people.
All in all, we live in a world where many are quick to judge without having a clue as they have not or are unable to walk in another man's shoes to experience what that person has experienced. And it's sad.
Black on Black murder is no different that White on White murder or Latino on Latino murder. In fact I recall reading stats where White on White crime is higher than the former but this is never mentioned via the media. Most murders are just are intercommunity (ie. committed against neighbors and families). And, for the most part, neighborhoods are still pretty segregated.