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Originally Posted by Statz2k10
I didn't see all of it. It did seem like only 1 person (white guy in the middle) was supporting cops to the full extend. Even the black LE people in the meeting were talking about there past experiences. Not that their is anything wrong with that. I just think it probably would have been fair to have 1-2 more people like that white guy. Not sure of his name?
I did think that the black LE officer towards the end that teaches brought some negative by so angrily bring up the KKK and not referencing it as a past thing. I just think that a lot of people who watched the show hear things like that and take it out of context unless the person very carefully explains what he meant. I might have misunderstood his point but just surprised me he went that far.
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it was so 1 sided......then the only white guy pro cop he was getting ganged up and nobody wanted to give him credit for any legit points he was making. I mean blacks are 13% of the population but CNN stacked the audience with 70% blacks and 30% whites and most talking were anti-cops and most of what they were saying were wrong stat wise and Lemmon didn't challenge them....Lemmon only challenge pro cops argument to please the crowd that CNN stacked up being anti-cop.
nobody brought up the responsibility of black communities to combat high crime and help the police......they ignore the stats that the majority of the crimes against black people are by black criminals and the community refuse to help the police do their jobs and are hostile to cops.......its an honor in those communities to glorify criminals than cops. if you are a gang banger you get more respect than a cop......they didn't even mention that because when they say they want to have a "conversation" its always their side only and its one sided.
Nobody brought up parenting in these communities, where are the parents of these kids in gangs doing criminal activities?....nobody brought up that black kids being born out of wedlock is above 70% which is a huge problem when those kids are being raised in the streets.
You have a black guy at end who writes for the new York Times and he was talking against the stop and frisk policy they used in New York City under Guilianni and Bloomberg. Nobody challenge him that tactic worked and brought crime down in N.Y.C and saved thousands of lives mostly blacks and it made NEW YORK CITY safe for everybody.
compare what New York City did to the failed policies of Chicago and D.C. and you tell me which is a better tactic with better results.
I like to have an honest conversation and put EVERYTHING on the table but the other side refuse to listen when its their turn to look themselves in the mirror in why they have a high crime rate in black communities and COPs have to be more aggressive in high crime rate communities, its not all the fault of the cops or the system, most of them refuse to take any responsibility what's going on in their communities.
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