Minnesota Shooting (Lets Start Over)

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WarriorForChrist

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Off subject; I was living in NYC when 9-11 happened. Do you recall that from that day until about 6 days later the crime stats in the city dropped about 95%?
Yep, we had a common enemy and focussed on that than hating each other.
 

JosephsDreams

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Yes I will agree that speculating itself is harmless but calling someone a murderer before evidence is foolish.
You never been wronged for years and years, and finally said something you regretted out of frustration and injustice?
 
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They also don't have the same history of slavery and suffering that blacks have in this country.
Agreed, but they aren't helping themselves any having these only black clubs. If we want to truly get rid of racism you have to get rid of the clubs as well. If we want to be one people under one flag.
 

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Agreed, but they aren't helping themselves any having these only black clubs. If we want to truly get rid of racism you have to get rid of the clubs as well. If we want to be one people under one flag.
I can't say I agree...but oh well.
 
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You never been wronged for years and years, and finally said something you regretted out of frustration and injustice?
Well I've been wronged by someone since birth and I have forgiven that person and hold no grudge toward her.
 
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I can't say I agree...but oh well.
So would I be racist to start a white pageant? Or start a white cacaus? You better believe if that happened we would have protests until they were shut down
 

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I could go all day on racism. Does it still happen? Yep it sure does. Is it just blacks that it is directed at, NOPE. Lets talk about the segragation blacks hang on to.

Congressional Black Caucus.
Black only scholorships
Black only Church's
Miss Black USA Pageant
Miss Africa GB Beauty Pageant

I could go on and on. If we want racism to end then this needs to start with these organizations that are black only. I get sick of hearing how whites are racist but we aren't creating all white groups like above. Well minus the KKK lol. Yes their are radical whites out there who hate everyone besides themselves.
Black Churches were created because black people could not attend white churches. It is my beleif that all are welcome to attend a black church today it is a matter of choice. :D My church has some of everybody. Black, white, Puerto Rican etc.

As Far as Black American pageants the same reason.

The pageant's long history of excluding women of color dates from its beginnings. At some point in the 1930s, it was formalized in the notorious rule number seven of the Miss America rule book. Instituted under the directorship of Lenora Slaughter, rule number seven stated that "contestants must be of good health and of the white race." As late as 1940, all contestants were required to list, on their formal biological data sheet, how far back they could trace their ancestry. In the pageant's continual crusade for respectability, ancestral connections to the Revolutionary War or perhaps the Mayflower would have been seen as a plus.

By the 1960s there still had not been a black contestant. Following the advances of the civil rights movement, black Americans set up their own contest in 1968. Black communities had sponsored segregated black beauty contests for years, dating farther back than the Miss America contest. However, the 1968 Miss Black America Contest, held in Atlantic City on the same day as the Miss America Pageant, was organized as a direct protest of the pageant. On that same day, feminists staged a boardwalk protesting the pageant.
 
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I understand what you are saying here. There are nice black neighborhoods also but the bad ones over shadow the good. I think too, it is all in how you were raised. Also you have kids making babies when they can't even take care of themselves. They didn't have much of an example, so they can't be a good example for their kids.

This isn't directed at you, I am speaking for my own personal experience. I just wish that people wouldn't lump us all in the same fishbowl.
My wife used to be "gung-ho" for Blacks. She ran the entire Black segment of her tutoring company... (no one else wanted the hassle) something like a dozen schools, and a half dozen churches and rec centers... not to mention around 30 private homes. After 8 years the county gave up on them, and although she still tried to help, her frustration level was almost through the roof. When the funding stopped, the tutoring stopped. She told me probably only 10% of the participants in the program really gave a hoot about their children. She felt the vast majority just saw it as a free after-school babysitting program.

Admittedly, the small faction were great, and she just beamed about them. But it was an uphill battle to try and rescue the rest of the children from their own parent's lack of interest or concern in most cases. I felt so sorry for her as she would literally cry over the whole situation sometimes. But I refrained from saying, "I told ya so."

It is hard to maintain a positive view when you seldom see more than a slim 10% that seem to give a hoot, themselves.
 
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Black Churches were created because black people could not attend white churches. It is my beleif that all are welcome to attend a black church today it is a matter of choice. :D My church has some of everybody. Black, white, Puerto Rican etc.

As Far as Black American pageants the same reason.
We don't live in the 60's.
 

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I don't hold a grudge. Thank God, He has taught me to forgive.
But I can still sometimes be frustrated and exasperated when a scab keeps getting picked, and is not allowed to heal.
And I don't mean me personally. I am talking in general about the history of this thing.
 

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Well, the church I consider "my church" is full of former drug addicts, alcoholics and criminals. Color is no issue there as we who attend understand that satan doesnt care about color and neither does Jesus. God is working so many miracles there that I sometimes forget it isn't like that everywhere else. As a former addict, alcoholic and criminal myself I am blessed in that when I am tempted to judge another human I need only remember how much I have been forgiven of and that temptation passes. Thank you Jesus!
 

HoneyDew

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We don't live in the 60's.
I know Warrior. hahaha:D my point is that is where it stems from and the Churches have lasted through the generations. It doesn't mean that a non black person cannot attend, it is a matter of choice.
 

JosephsDreams

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So would I be racist to start a white pageant? Or start a white cacaus? You better believe if that happened we would have protests until they were shut down
You would not be racist if you started a Irish, or German, to just use examples, pageant.
A white pageant, I am not saying you would be racist, but isn't that a little to general?
And before you say but blacks do it. That they don't break it down to a geographical area, like Irish or German, they do, African American.
They could probably break down even further, like Europeans do with Irish and German, but they can't, because they, for whatever reason, over the generations, lost their specific geographical identity when they were forced into slavery.
 
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You would not be racist if you started a Irish, or German, to just use examples, pageant.
A white pageant, I am not saying you would be racist, but isn't that a little to general?
And before you say but blacks do it. That they don't break it down to a geographical area, like Irish or German, they do, African American.
They could probably break down even further, like Europeans do with Irish and German, but they can't, because they, for whatever reason, over the generations, lost their specific geographical identity when they were forced into slavery.
They don't call it African American they call it black. African American could be a white person from africa. What you are trying to compare it to just doesn't make sense and it is a poor comparison.
 

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My wife used to be "gung-ho" for Blacks. She ran the entire Black segment of her tutoring company... (no one else wanted the hassle) something like a dozen schools, and a half dozen churches and rec centers... not to mention around 30 private homes. After 8 years the county gave up on them, and although she still tried to help, her frustration level was almost through the roof. When the funding stopped, the tutoring stopped. She told me probably only 10% of the participants in the program really gave a hoot about their children. She felt the vast majority just saw it as a free after-school babysitting program.

Admittedly, the small faction were great, and she just beamed about them. But it was an uphill battle to try and rescue the rest of the children from their own parent's lack of interest or concern in most cases. I felt so sorry for her as she would literally cry over the whole situation sometimes. But I refrained from saying, "I told ya so."

It is hard to maintain a positive view when you seldom see more than a slim 10% that seem to give a hoot, themselves.
I have like close to zero level tolerance for any parents that abuse or neglect their kids. It just gets me livid. My daughter is a teacher in a primarily black neighborhood in Brooklyn, and the school is about 90 to 95% black, She tells me of incidents where the kids (kindergarten and first grade) come into school and say there mommy or daddy did this or that (I am not talking about positive stuff here). Of course to many whites (and Hisoanics, and Asians) do the same thing.
It just turns my stomach
 
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I don't hold a grudge. Thank God, He has taught me to forgive.
But I can still sometimes be frustrated and exasperated when a scab keeps getting picked, and is not allowed to heal.
And I don't mean me personally. I am talking in general about the history of this thing.
Have you noticed that our biggest "scab-pickers" reside in Washington, DC? The biggest one of all, on Pennsylvania Avenue.
 
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Have you noticed that our biggest "scab-pickers" reside in Washington, DC? The biggest one of all, on Pennsylvania Avenue.
G.W. Bush? lol jk
 

JosephsDreams

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They don't call it African American they call it black. African American could be a white person from africa. What you are trying to compare it to just doesn't make sense and it is a poor comparison.
Blacks don't sometimes call themselves African Americans??
I think my comparison is very valid, for the reasons I stated. I guess again, we just have to respectfully disagree.
Wanna talk nutrition? I think we may have common ground there...:D
 

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The constant drumbeat in the media to try and whip up racial hatred toward one another is a major component.

Of course, ultimately it is satan who is laughing and happy when human beings divide themselves by something as silly as skin color. We KNOW that the only lasting solution is Jesus Christ, and love. Why are we so eager to give satan even a little victory. Just say NO, I'm not going to engage in racial division.

To prove just how much the media and satan wants to push racial hatred, how many of you knew that the Minnesota police officer wasn't even white? Don't be played. Look to Jesus and love everyone.
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Riot police officers react to the tear gas effects as they clash with demonstrators during a protest called by university students against Venezuela's government in Caracas, Venezuela, June 9, 2016. REUTERS/Carlos Garcia Rawlins


Major media outlets buried the alleged Asian ethnicity of the cop who shot a black man in Minnesota Wednesday night, after featuring or even highlighting the ethnicity of the white cop who shot a black man in Louisiana just a day earlier.
In their coverage of the Louisiana shooting, major media outlets quickly identified the cop as white, even going so far as to put his race in the headline of one story. But while covering the Minnesota shooting, media outlets buried the fact that the woman who witnessed the shooting identified the cop as Asian.
Here’s a side by side comparison of how major media outlets treated the race of these two cops:
In regard to the Louisiana shooting, The Washington Post ran the headline: “Outrage After Video Captures White Baton Rouge Police Officer Fatally Shooting A Black Man.” But when the same outlet covered the Minnesota shooting, the cop’s ethnicity was only referenced about half way through their stories article.




ABC ran an article that identified the cop in the Louisiana shooting as white in the beginning of the story. In their coverage of the Minnesota shooting, however, the police officer’s alleged ethnicity is buried half-way down the article.
NBC also identified the cops in the Louisiana shooting as white in the lead paragraph of their article. But when discussing the Minnesota shooting, NBC ran an article in which the Reynold’s ethnicity statement is not mentioned at all.
The Wall Street Journal took seven paragraphs in an article they featured to identify the cop in the Minnesota shooting as “Asian-American.” By comparison it took four paragraphs to identify the cop as white in the Louisiana shooting.
The New York Times’ article on the Minnesota shooting only identified the cop as Asian until mid-way through the story as well. But their coverage on the Louisiana shooting identified the cop as white five paragraphs into the article.








 
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JosephsDreams

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Have you noticed that our biggest "scab-pickers" reside in Washington, DC? The biggest one of all, on Pennsylvania Avenue.

I have. For over 3 years now, I refuse to even listen to the man when he speaks, nor read any of his quotes in the paper, or on the net. He reminds me of what Jesus told the Pharisee's in John 8. You speak the native tongue of your father, because when he speaks he lies.