DiscoGary wrote:
That's exactly how I expect them to react. You seem to have pretty low expectations for black people. Are you saying they lack the intellect to participate peacefully in a civil society like the Tea Partiers did after the government ignored their concerns?
I protested, no one in government listened to my concerns, I was ignored, I didn't get what I wanted, and I didn't riot. I expect all citizens of this country to behave civilly at all times and make changes through peaceful legal means.
One of the biggest problems this country has right now is that there are a huge number of people like you who refuse to hold blacks to the same standard of behavior that we expect of everyone else. We can't have a civil society if one group of people is granted a blank check for violence every time an injustice occurs. That's disgusting.
I'm with Gary on this one. The attitude that the black community is incapable of acting with integrity and dignity is what continues to hold them down. If 300 young black students showed up to the Mayor's office and peacefully protested police brutality under a common message, it would get immediate results. Immediate results.
These kids are capable of this. They are smart and innovative.