[john mirse]

I sympathize with those witnesses who were too scared to testify.

Myself, I am embarrassed to say that I am not a very brave person, so I don't know what I would do if I was caught up in the same terrible situation.

My immediate thought would be this one: What terrible things could happen to my family if I testified publicly that the "Hands Up. Don't shoot" story was not correct?

If I am ever caught up in such a dangerous situation, I hope that God gives me the courage to follow my conscience and tell the truth, no matter how painful it would be to do so.

[Bigg Red]

Thank you for your honest comment. I think most of us can relate.

[GOPJ]

Myself, I am embarrassed to say that I am not a very brave person, so I don't know what I would do if I was caught up in the same terrible situation. My immediate thought would be this one: What terrible things could happen to my family if I testified publicly that the "Hands Up. Don't shoot" story was not correct? If I am ever caught up in such a dangerous situation, I hope that God gives me the courage to follow my conscience and tell the truth, no matter how painful it would be to do so.

This is why people don't want to live anywhere near 'the black community' John. You get it.

People living in black inner city hellholes have to make that choice all the time. "Do I snitch and risk it - or go along to get along?" Dreadful choices.

Black culture's been hijacked by criminals and thugs. If Holder wanted to help his people he would address this type of black thuggery - and get off the backs of police officers attempting to 'father' the victims in these communities.