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In reply to the discussion: Telling black people to 'be nice to cops' to prevent being murdered is evil as hell [View all]IL Lib
(190 posts)because we know that we can be killed at any moment and it will be ruled to be justified. How would it feel if you knew you could essentially be killed by the state and know that it would go unpunished? Why is it assumed (not necessarily by you) that we don't act in a respectful manner? More than not black people are just nervous with the interaction. When whites are nervous upon being stopped, they may fear being issued a ticket, when we're nervous we fear being shot and killed. Whenever I'm driving I'm always aware of the police. I have to be. It's like I have a sensor.
The only analogy I can make is that by being a male I'm sure there are things that I don't experience as far as safety is concerned that females do. I can go out alone anytime of day or night and not have to worry about being sexually assaulted. Not saying that it doesn't happen to guys but most guys just don't even take it into consideration, where many women do. They are more vulnerable because they are women. Being a male it's not hard to understand. It's just perplexing that a good majority of people find it hard to believe that some cops have no problem killing AA whether they're cordial or not.
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