As I stated so many times on this topic, all police shootings of unarmed "people" have one thing in common: they didn't listen to the orders of the police.
The problem with blacks is not the police, the problem is that some blacks feel they are not obligated to respect authority.
Living in a black neighborhood I understand how this happens. I monitor our police scanner and listen to calls. I would estimate that 80% of our police calls are about kids; many times it's the parent calling the cops on their own children.
When these kids hit the teen years--especially boys, the single mother can no longer control them, so they call the police every time the kid acts out. Our city created an ordinance that anymore than three calls per year to a residence will result in fees being charged for each additional call. They assess those charges to your property tax bill so there is no way of avoiding them, plus if you rent, the landlord would have to pay those fees.
Our police don't have the time or resources to be surrogate fathers. They have better things to do. So the problem with blacks stem from (like always) single-parent homes. After the mother gives up because she can no longer summon police and can't control the kid, the kid realizes he doesn't have to listen to anybody. He takes that attitude to school and even the police, and eventually ends up getting killed.
That's the problem.
You are woefully uninformed or intentionally misstating.
And the caregiver taking care of the artistic young man was laying in his back with his hands up when he was shot.
Another gentleman informed the officer that he had a gun permit and a lawful weapon and was shot to death. Neither of them disibeyed the police.
And what happens to young black men does not happen to young white men.
But your misunderstanding of the situation is one of many reasons that blacks don't vote with you.
Unless you post links of what you're talking about, I can only go from memory.
So what happened to the officer who shot this autistic man? What did the investigation reveal?
I do remember the case of the CCW holder who was told repeatedly by the officer to freeze, and he didn't. That's why he was shot.
Again: more unarmed white suspects get shot by police than blacks every year, it's just that you don't know about them being a slave to MSM and only knowing what they tell you..
the officer did not shoot the autistic man. he shot his caregiver who was laying on the floor with his hands up... on his back
that is not true about the CCW holder. he was never told to freeze. the officer started to shriek because the 2nd amendment doesn't get to be used by black people.
I don't think you're intentionally not understanding this. but I do think you are determined to avoid any type of understanding about what being black in this country is. if you tried, you probably would find blacks voting GOP because on many issues they're very conservative ... church going.... and they would easily agree with you on a lot of issues.
but the lack of understanding and empathy keeps them away from you. what I'll say is no one should have to talk to their kid about the fact that the color of his skin means he can't behave the way white males behave and that it is not unlikely that they can be shot for no reason.
btw, this is the video of the unarmed caregiver being shot for no reason
Officer charged with shooting autistic man’s unarmed caregiver
this article discusses the disparate treatment of white and black gun permit holders
Police shooting of gun permit holder concerns others who legally carry – Twin Cities
as for that shooting...they did not say don't move. they said "don't pull [the gun] out".
he didn't. he was going for his license and registration which they had asked for. in the article above, you will note that when a white guy said he was licensed to carry and had a gun, the cops turned their backs on him and went about their business
Philando Castile shooting: Dashcam video shows rapid event - CNN
