beagle9
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Well to be fair, he did say "WE", so he ain't the only one angry and bitter in his mind. I guess he's standing in for the others as their race relations officer. That's ok.You know, people here sure aren't doing a very good job of trying to understand where IM2 is coming from. Just try putting yourself in his place for a change as the black experience is different than that of whites.
Just imagine if you were him and had been given absolutely every advantage to succeed, complete with handicapping all others so you were the one receiving preferential treatment?
Now, imagine how you would feel if you were still a complete failure in lige - a drag on society with no redeeming qualities whatsoever and mortified that you amounted to absolutely nothing in life despite all the advantages you were given to succeed?
I mean, wouldn't you be angry and bitter too?
IM2 isn't considering or rather what he is purposely ignoring, is all the problems in the black communities in which sadly changes perceptions, and sadly changes the attitudes of those who are policing such communities........... Sadly the cops are psychologically and negatively affected by these things in which are happening to them and others in these communities, where next it causes mis-trust for all citizens involved afterwards or when something bad happens.....
People have seen a pattern over the years of behavioral issues, crimes, and murder amongst the poor in these poor communities (bars on Windows), but it is being buried in order to act as if it never happens (i.e don't convide in the man/the law right?), so sadly it is buried or sometimes twisted by those living in the communities or by the activist having a political slant involved (into something else), when it's not......... Now when found to be crimes that are committed by a black person in which the black victim was victimized by that black person committing the crime, is it being shut up or blamed on others ?????????
Chicago is the worst I hear, but is (the crime from it all), slowly growing outward everywhere in the country these days ??
I wouldn't want to police the black communities in some areas, and especially as a white cop. Hell No.
I do know that blacks are abused, and so are whites just as well as others in this country, but we have to take each case on it's findings, and we all must get behind the truth no matter what happens. Don't like seeing anyone abused regardless of their race, and we must seek out fair justice for all, and do it always.
Then there is the accidental killings (manslaughter), where mistaken intentions, identity or age is involved. Always sad.