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I am so sorry that the presumed innocent lives were lost in Dallas. Those police certainly were not acting out at the time they were killed. I grieve for their
by 2sad2bbad 10y ago
I am so sorry that the presumed innocent lives were lost in Dallas. Those police certainly were not acting out at the time they were killed. I grieve for their families loss. However, I remember one other time that c4 was used. Again it was used after a cop was killed and against black people. That c4 was dropped on the organization Move, here in Philadelphia. That c4 Killed men, women and children when the cops dropped it on the move house. It looked like a war zone. The media keeps saying "no presidence".
That bothers because everyone should know how that young disturbed black man died. It was a horrible death. His parents are probably lucky to get even a little part of him to bury (a tooth). He did a horrible thing, but just as the officers families, his family didn't do that horrible thing. Now it's the David Brown show but the Dallas police chief can talk and twist and try to make us say "poor,poor" him till the cows come home but he will not be able to talk away the guilt of murdering that young man like that. They say he got justice, but, whose. I am pretty sure we have not seen those buildings in that area that they killed that young man because we would be appalled at the sight of distruction. That the tax payers will have to pay for to rebuild I have little doubt.
To me, their action in bombing that black man solidifies my belief that far far too many police believe they are above the law. They become judge and jury at will. Don't make them mad, now. Find the difference between Dallas not finding a less extreme means of dealing with that situation and police, policing the neighborhoods not finding a less extreme means of dealing with interactions with people of color...I just see people dead, dead, dead as a result.
I mourn the death of all innocents in this. BLACK LIVES MATTER (for whoever doesn't get it) ALSO.