War in America

[SunsetBengal]

(08-17-2017, 07:11 PM)BmorePat87 Wrote: We're far more desensitized to one white man going on a shooting rampage than we are to hundreds of them marching for Nazism and White Supremacy. 

Even if the guy had actually killed someone, I think the fact that it was one guy with a gun versus a crowd openly marching for those ideas resonates differently in our heads.

Why would that have any more impact on your head, than a so called "peaceful group" like BLM, marching in Minneapolis?  They were vigilant, chanting hate rhetoric like "What do we want?  Dead cops!", and "Pigs in a blanket, fry 'em like bacon!".  

I don't know exactly why, but I have a good idea..  Because the media painted a picture for you, and you jumped on board.  

I mean, what was all the media frenzy about Ferguson, and Michael Brown?  Witnesses (black folk) even stated that he went for the officer's gun.  And we had weeks of rioting all over the TV for weeks.  Why?  Because the media wanted to push people's opinion.  You, as an educator, should be the first one to realize that it's all a bunch of crap, spun up simply to influence your judgement.  What was the problem with Michael Brown?  He wasn't raised right.  Get back to family values, and most of our crime/hate problems will vanish.