Telling a black person who has to face and unjust system that all they have to do is change the law is ironic and funny in a sad way
Please do enlighten me, where has the system has been unjust for only blacks and please don't give me incidences from the 1960's, that's old news.
First you have to show me where I said it was unjust "only for blacks".
Maybe you quoted the wrong person?
You are only addressing blacks in the above underlined statement. What difference is a black person from a white person if a law is unjust? Isn't it unjust for all? If so then the same obstacles that exist for blacks also exist for whites, red,yellow and brown. The law is color blind unless it specifically says it is only for one group of individuals. If a person feels a law unjust they should petition to change it not break the law.
Im addressing blacks but you still haven't shown where i said blacks only.
A simple question is: do toy believe wired and blacks are treated the same in our justice system?
If you believe that them the stats disagree with you
If you meant whites, browns,yellow and reds to be included then why not just say people? Why only just say black if others were implied?
Toy wired? I'm going to assume that the question is:
Do you believe whites and blacks are treated the same in our justice system. If you believe that then the stats disagree with you.
Yes. Whites aren't treated any differently. Had a white man done what Brown, Garner and Martin did they'd be just as dead.
Heres my question for the stats: Why are there so many blacks in the criminal justice system in the first place. I have a hard time believing that all those blacks behind bars were just walking down the street minding their own business when suddenly a police officer just showed up and unjustly put them in jail. Seems to me that if blacks weren't being treated fairly in jail that they'd avoid it at all costs. Surly if they were being treated unfairly Rev. Al and Jesse Jackson would be all over it along with the media and yet we hear crickets. I don't know what the stats are based on but there seems to be an easy enough solution, don't break the law and get arrested. It works for millions of Americans all day long.