Originally Posted by
Phantom
I feel you Cheese, I unfortunely live in a ghetto neighborhood, almost completely black, no White, Asian, or other Latino families etc. It's rap music 24/7, cars are blasting their radio stereo systems like its a frickin rock concert at 2am, and my neighbors are nosy as hell, and their ALWAYS outside! I mean come on, dont these people have jobs or something of value to do with their time? And summer around here gets worse because the kids are out of school, their totally unsupervised, and they become more violent. A few weeks ago some brats egged our house in the middle of the night, I mean its not Halloween yet is it?
I also agree with that most in the black community will sometimes claim most crimes commited in their community is a feint, and the sometimes ever cover up crimes that most black males (this is just an example) commit, to avoid them facing jail time, which in turn will allow them to commit even more crimes, and when the police finally catch them in the act, they'll claim that the police was being rough on them.
Now I'm not saying police aren't at fault to, because in my city, because of all the increase in police murders mostly done by black males from what I see and hear, the police (both white and black) are stepping up their patrols and aren't taking any chances, and most cops will shoot to kill if the suspect puts there lives in danger. If I was the cop I would shoot to kill as well if its to protect my life and the many others around me. But because of that the black community just blames the police for it all, when they should be thanking them. They put their lives at risk each day in my city to keep the peace and they get harassed because the black community blames them for killing someone who endangers them.
It's kinda hypocritcial to say the least, they call the cops for help but when they do help them, most of the people bitch at them and question there judgment. Not saying the judgment of all cops is justified but hey when your staring death in the face what can ya do?
My Father was cop so I say this from experience of what he used to go through. But yeah all this covering up crime has to stop. I'm half black so I'm partly ashamed of what the black community has turned into in the past 20 or so years.
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