AGAIN, gang violence is irrelevant to this thread.
And why is that?
Why care about "police brutality"?
Because you think people die? So the death of these young blacks is your primary focus? If so then why on earth would you not care that literally 1000 times as many blacks die from the hands of each other than cops. ANNNND overwhelmingly the cop shootings are legitimate while N O N E of the black on black murders are.
You realize how asinine this is?
Your question is asinine. No one is ignoring inner city violence which is drug and gang related. People do care, and have been trying to solve the problem for decades. But it is a completely different matter from police brutality. What happens because of gangs is that whites then stereotype all blacks into this idea of gangs and drugs and welfare. They stereotype them and assume all blacks are like that. The posters on this thread have claimed both Travon Martin and Micheal Brown were nothing but thugs who deserved to die, not so much for what they were or had done but that the whites believed they would become criminals and it was better to just get rid of them before that happened. The facts are that it is a minority of blacks who are involved in gangs and drugs, and they are mostly young people. There is a strong black middle class in the country, but certain whites tar them with the same brush, believing all blacks are criminals, doing or selling drugs, lowly , second class people. That's the problem. It is a myth. It is a sterotype. And it causes a negative atmosphere to occur between a city and it's police force. That is the bottom line problem here. If there was mutual trust and liking between the police force and the citizens of Ferguson, the tragedy would not have happened.