theFallGuy
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Hundreds were chanting those saying about killing cops. I could not care less what it says, I watch what they do and listen to what they say. They have no moral ground when they never have anything to say about black on black crime or liberal policies that keep them on the government payroll
Again, maybe that is the case, maybe it isn't. But Bob obviously feels that the situation isn't equal. What good does it do to say "well everybody deserves food"?
Who is right or wrong is immaterial IMO. Both sides should empathize with the other side and find the common ground. Have you even tried to see where the other side is coming from, or are you just content to say they are wrong, case closed?
Says the guy who refuses to read their manifesto. You are not interested in compromise. You speak for yourself, not the millions on the other side of the debate.
Says the guy who refuses to read their manifesto. You are not interested in compromise. You speak for yourself, not the millions on the other side of the debate.
You just continue to not listen to what they say or what they do, it will be easier for you to not face the facts. My compromise would be for a white cop to never pull a black person over, ever no mater what they were doing. Pull all cops out of predominately black neighborhoods, let them do whatever they want as long as they keep that activities in their own neighborhood.
The manifesto is crap because it puts ALL the responsibility of change on law enforcement and zero on the people...
That's not a compromise...
So that's the way you see it? Everybody is being treated exactly the same, but the minority wants preferential treatment?
I'm not arguing btw, just curious. No right answer here. It's interesting to me how people are viewing this differently.
Uhhhh, did you read it? Several of the points are asking for the community to have more of a say, AKA "responsibility".
Either way, the BLM people are not government, and this is about government reform. It's like saying the founding fathers' demands were crap because they were putting everything on the British.
These are demands. Since when did having a say equate responsibility?
This is about compromise you said....what is the black community willing to do to meet in the middle? Demand they have a say?
Well, they made 10 demands....if the government meets 8 of them and the protests stop, that would be compromise, no?
So now we are supposed to let violence and disruption of roads and interstates change/make policy? Would you be this willing to change for the KKK if they were the ones protesting, or is it just your white guilt getting the best of you?
#5, someone needs to tell them Memphis police department is already like 75% black. I guess we need to change it to having no white officers at all.
It appears they want to live unto themselves. Have it, ever ridden thru one of those places though?? They can't cut their grass or keep the yards clean. But they can police themselves.
I guess it's too long to say, but they ought to change BLM to "All lives matter, but it seems as thought black males are at greater risk, on the whole, during otherwise routine interactions with the police."
Would be more accurate.
They are not saying they can police themselves (according to the manifesto). They are asking for the manner of policing to change.
Focus on violent offenders and property crimes. Who cares if somebody is brownbagging liquor? They are over-policed.