5 Rules For White People With Black Friends
http://www.atlredline.com/5-rules-for-white-people-with-black-friends-1737903792
My white friends already know them, but as a public service, here is how a white friend needs to help out a black friend so that your boy doesnt end up as another victim of cop-on-black violence.
Rule #1: Do Not, Ever, Leave Your Black Friend Alone In A Broken Vehicle
When its late at night and your car is broken down, white people are afraid of ghosts, or axe murderers, or bears or some s**t. Black people are worried about the cops. The cops are the most likely thing to hurt a black person in that situation. Late at night, cops are jumpy, and scared, and authorized by law to shoot black people first and lie about what happened later. The only thing that might stay their trigger finger is a white person. To a cops eye, a white person might be in trouble and in need of assistance. A black person is a freaking target and a threat who matches the description of some BS....
Rule #2: Do Not Ride Dirty With Your Black Friend Behind The Wheel
Getting stopped for driving while black usually doesnt end with the stop. It starts with the stop. It ends with the cop (or cops) tossing your car looking for whats causing the suspicious smell in your vehicle. One time, I got stopped and the cop asked me what the smell was, and I told him I just had my car washed, and then he said that washing my car didnt get rid of the smell of drugs. And then when I said that he was twisting my words, I ended up outside of my car with his knee in my back while his partner pulled up my seat cushions....
Rule #4: Do Not Leave Your Black Friend Alone In A Venue Black People Arent Supposed To Be At...
You know how girls all go to the bathroom together so one of them doesnt get raped while shes waiting for the group to come back? Thats how its got to be when you take your black friend to the NASCAR race, or the Bama game, or, like, Corpus Christie. Id say that you should hold hands, but thatll get your ass kicked just as easily.