Posted on 12/20/2014 11:22:48 PM PST by 2ndDivisionVet
The world isn’t ready for his biracial children? The people of this country put a biracial man in the White House twice, because they believed him when he said this was a post racist country.
I knew Obama was evil from the beginning, but I never thought he would start a race war.
This man’s enemy is not white America, and it isn’t the police.
What a crock of sniveling racist, cry me a river of victimhood, throw me a pitty party crap.
“I don’t have the privilege to make the same mistakes that whites can make, for simple mistakes can impinge upon my employment, my freedom, my life. This isn’t hyperbole; this is fact.”
DING DING DING! The money quote. Celebrate Diversity!
What a gut-wrenching story:
My bi-racial son went for a run in a white neighborhood ...and nothing happened.
But, in my twisted imagination something happened, therefore it happened.
So,something needs to be done.
I think I got it right
“I don’t have the privilege to make the same mistakes that whites can make, for simple mistakes can impinge upon my employment, my freedom, my life. This isn’t hyperbole; this is fact.”.....
Blacks had the opportunity to better themselves and squandered it. Look in the mirror Michael Obel-Omia, (Is that a muzzie name?) talk to you bro’s and change things for yourself, you have every opportunity.
A much better approach to black or bi-racial kids is for their parents to insure they “get connected”. For example, if they live in a medium to small sized city, make sure they are known to the police as a “good kid”.
Many police departments offer “ride alongs”, especially if the kid expresses an interest in maybe becoming a police officer. So they get to ride around on the passenger side of a patrol car, and hang out with a cop for 6 to 8 hours.
Cops are also fonts of useful information not widely known to the public. Like where the bad neighborhoods and streets are, so you can avoid them. And if there are particular crimes in the area the police are looking out for.
Surprisingly, one of the most useful things you can get from them is “police etiquette”, how to interact with police to least risk and most helpfulness. And how *not* to behave around police.
A surprising anecdote on the subject comes from the former gangster-rapper, now actor, called Ice-T. Once known for his violently anti-police lyrics, he was hired to work for a police drama as a cop: Law & Order SVU. After hanging out with real police who were there as consultants, he is now appreciative and understanding of cops.
That's so silly. It's an ad campaign, people are being sold this narrative. They should stop and ponder WHY. The answer is where the danger is...for ALL of the United States.
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