@kool
- so u really think officer wilson, who had never fired a gun on duty before, woke up that morning thinking "hey u know what, i dno why but i really feel like going out there and killing a nig today. lets find one"
- cops commit brutality against whites too. they kill whites too. it's correct to say that proportionally speaking, blacks are more likely to be the victims. its also true that proportionally speaking, blacks are committing more crime. cops deal with criminals.
- i'm certain that there are racist cops who act unjustly. i also think that many of these cases aren't of that variety. from your perspective, it is literally impossible for a cop to kill a black person without a racial motive. i think that's flawed. if a large white man reached for and fought over an officers weapon, and later charged at him, i'm pretty sure he would be shot dead too. a white guy who was naked (on drugs) and clearly unarmed was shot for running at a police officer. i dont see the same people mourning over brown mourning over him. people saw the garner tape and got upset. did those same people get upset over dillon taylor? no.
- you also claim that you want to rally against police brutality regardless of race. but i dont see these same rallying cries when a white person is shot by the police. that's why i don't buy it when people say "this is about police brutality, not race." horse. .
- upon reflection, i realized how petty it is when people say "why are u so worried about michael brown... look at black on black crime in chicago!" when people say that, they're just trying to deflect and its just petty. just like how rand paul tried to blame the garner incident on cigarette taxes

. at the same time, have you actually considered the raw figures? in 2011 the US saw about 12,600 cides. of those, about 6,300 victims were black. if you could go back and undo EVERY white-on-black murder in 2011, you know how many lives you would save? about 440. that means over 5,800 over the 6,300 victims would still be in the ground.
i'm not saying that makes it "ok" but to me it puts the "black lives matter" slogan into perspective. why do only 7% of black lives matter (the ones taken by whites). what about the other 93%... people act like interracial murder is the biggest problem facing the black community. its a big one. but its laughable to suggest its the biggest issue