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Obviously you can disagree with him, but his comments fly in the face of your statement that "everyone with integrity supports BLM." Does he lack integrity?
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Originally Posted by SHABAZZ310
Everyone with integrity supports BLM. Obama isn't the only one..
I don't think so. If you look like a nice man, and act like a nice man, and don't dress like a hood rat, then most white people assume you're a nice man. At least I do.
Well, I am starting to see racial tensions rise where I live. I've actually been accosted a few times. One person told me to my face that he didn't like the majority of Blacks. While most of the people around me don't seem to treat me like some hood rat, I have seen some things get rather crazy.
They've been working in the system for decades. Why should a prosecutor be able to lie and cheat in a court of law and not be held accountable for that? Who is trying to change that? No one.
Why doesn't BLM? Honestly, the prosecutors are not allowed to cheat, and if credible evidence is presented, then they get prosecuted and disbarred. It happened in Texas a few years ago. It should happen more frequently. I noticed the Innocence Project (founded by Barry Schect) was partly responsible for this happening, but most importantly, the released man made sure his prosecutor turned judge got convicted for his crime.
Mike Nifong, the prosecutor in the Duke Lacrosse case got disbarred, as I am sure many other prosecutors have. They may not get criminally charged like the Texas case, but there are remedies.
Well, I am starting to see racial tensions rise where I live. I've actually been accosted a few times. One person told me to my face that he didn't like the majority of Blacks. While most of the people around me don't seem to treat me like some hood rat, I have seen some things get rather crazy.
I'm not sure where you live, but I don't think that happens very much where I live near Houston. Though honestly, how would I know? I'm not a black person so I really don't know what they encounter around here, but most interactions I witness seem civil and friendly. Maybe I have rose colored glasses though.
Why doesn't BLM? Honestly, the prosecutors are not allowed to cheat, and if credible evidence is presented, then they get prosecuted and disbarred. It happened in Texas a few years ago. It should happen more frequently. I noticed the Innocence Project (founded by Barry Schect) was partly responsible for this happening, but most importantly, the released man made sure his prosecutor turned judge got convicted for his crime.
Mike Nifong, the prosecutor in the Duke Lacrosse case got disbarred, as I am sure many other prosecutors have. They may not get criminally charged like the Texas case, but there are remedies.
The only remedy is being criminally charged just the same as they would do to others.
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