#black on black crime
Grandmother, 80, shot dead at New Orleans high school graduation
But I thought the police would protect you? In all situations, in all moments??? Where were the police?
Evil exists… here in the form of two cows getting into an argument… and a grandmother dies.
Don’t ever be fooled by the media’s tricks. White people commit the most crimes in America especially murders. In fact, 84% of white people in America are killed by other Whites but this is something that you’ll never hear. Amerikkka loves to paint black people as criminals. This historically has always been there tactic. The reason being is if you can convince the world that Black people are the problem and we are a race of nothing but criminals then whatever you do to us will be looked at as justified. This is why when an innocent black person is killed by a racist cop the first thing the media does do is bring up their so called “criminal history”. White people today and historically have always committed the most violent crimes in Amerikkka and around the world yet have convinced everyone that Black people are who you need to be afraid of. You’ll never hear that white folks are more likely to be Rapists, child molesters, terrorists, and so much more. So the next time these house niggaz and devils bring up Black on Black crime make sure you humble them.
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Few celebs against Black lives matter movement…
“"I don’t think any time’s a time to call out for an all-out war against police or any race of people. I thought that was an ignorant statement. But as a black man, I do understand that black lives matter. You know, I stand for that, I believe in that wholeheartedly.
But I also think that there’s a way to go about things, and there’s a way to do things. And I think the issue at hand needs to be addressed internally, and before we move on, because from personal experience, you know, you have living in the hood, living in the inner city, you deal with things, you deal with people dying. Dealt with a best friend getting killed … it was two 35-year-old black men. Wasn’t no police officer involved, wasn’t anybody else involved, and I didn’t hear anybody shouting "black lives matter” then … and I think that’s the point we need to get to is that we need to deal with our own internal issues before we move forward and start pointing fingers and start attacking other people. We need to solidify ourselves as people and deal with our issues, because I think as long as we have black-on-black crime and, you know, one black man killing another … if black lives matter, then it should matter all the time. You should never let somebody get killed – that’s somebody’s son, that’s somebody’s brother, that’s somebody’s friend. So you should always keep that in mind.
And there’s a lot of dealings with police officers right now, I don’t think all cops are bad. You know, I think there’s some great cops out there, who do everything in their power to uphold the badge and uphold the honor and protect the people in society. “~~RICHARD SHERMAN
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#ThatAwkwardMoment When You Realize People Deflecting Equality Issues with Another Issue in Response to Social Justice Activism is Just a Distraction Tactic. It’s Not About Free Speech… It’s Not About Religious Liberty… It’s Not About the Constitution… It’s Not About Black-on-Black Crime… Whether It’s LGBTQ Rights, Racial Justice or Gender Equality, this Deceptive Diversion Tactic MUST Stop for Us to Move Forward and Create a Better America for EVERYONE. Read the Articles Below for More Insight:
- “Of the many concerns unearthed by the protests at two major universities this week, the velocity at which we now move from racial recrimination to self-righteous backlash is possibly the most revealing. The unrest that occurred at the University of Missouri and at Yale University, two outwardly dissimilar institutions, shared themes of racial obtuseness, arthritic institutional responses to it, and the feeling, among students of color, that they are tenants rather than stakeholders in their universities. That these issues have now been subsumed in a debate over political correctness and free speech on campus—important but largely separate subjects—is proof of the self-serving deflection to which we should be accustomed at this point.” Continue Reading The New Yorker’s Article here: http://bit.ly/1XjNqXd
- “A powerful example of this is when Black communities protest the systematic assault by police on their communities and a Fox news pundit, media representative, or even a professor counters by asking,What about Black on Black crime? This is a derailing strategy because people feel compelled to respond to the question of ‘Black on Black crime,’ while the conversation regarding police brutality is interrupted” Continue Reading Truth Out’s Article here: http://bit.ly/1PUps4g
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