Yeah, well whether you'd like to admit it or not, majority of the policemen (and americans in general) are racist to some extent. See an african-american in a nice sports car? Well he's got a higher chance of being pulled over than a white dude in a nice sports car.
And why do you think that case might be true? What, because like most African American guys tend to do as have an image about them, like their some gangster, like they carry heat on them 24/7, like they kill if need be, and the list goes on. I mean you have to blame them for that considering 85% of black rappers only rap about drugs, women, guns, money, killing. That's the image they like to carry... And that's cool, nobody is going to stop them, but with image comes judgement, and you can't blame cops for pulling over some rich ass black guy driving a phantom down the street filled with people in the car. I mean it's not like they're just doing it for the fun, they're doing it because they might like suspicious for something illegal.
Once again, and I don't mean to offend anyone black, nor try to make it seem like they're all the bad ones, but they have a image that they like to display which gets them judgement and action taken.
When you watch pranks on YouTube of white guys going into the hood to do a prank or action that will surely get them attention black people jump on it. That's why if you watch them videos the comment section is filled with white people stating "why are black people so aggressive towards white people". And the reason for that is? Because they want it to be that way.
Now coming off of the arguement, and my finger pointing towards how some, and I mean some (not all black people) African Americans tend to act, and back to the point.
Cops do their job. They probably don't do it to the best of their ability at times, and they probably make mistakes. Now I'm all against cops going out of their way to brutalise someone for no reason, whether your black or white, it's wrong, and they should be thrown in jail. But they are the law and we need to respect that what they're doing is their job.
The African American Youth of todays age try to 'stand up' against cops, not all the times, but it's mostly what happens and they feel like they're a weapon against the law and it just isn't right, it always ends wrong, and physical, and in some cases killed.
We're all the same at the end of the day, whether your black or white, we're all cut from the same cloth.
Moral of my whole little rant is that, some African Americans bring a lot of shit onto themselves when it comes to situations with cops, and trying to be a "hero" in the situation. It makes you look stupid, you end up getting f$%ked up and your ass thrown in jail, but then go onto screaming out police brutality for doing "nothing wrong".
Cops on the other hand, they screw up sometimes, and yes we've had cases of cops doing shit for no reason which is wrong, and it doesn't matter whether it's to a white person or black, because then it is police brutality and you should lose your badge and get thrown in jail.
I support both parties, but theres more to the picture when it comes to who's the 'good guys' on both sides.
I just find it funny when black people have a go at cops when their idols are on videos telling police to go f$%k themselves and portray how they carry weapons, kill people, do drugs etc.
Once again, I'm not racist, nor am I pointing the finger directly on one side, I support both parties, but this war between African Americans and police will never stop.






