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Ok, bear with me, I'm pretty high right now but I'm gonna say all of this calmly so imagine my voice sounds like Morgan Freeman or something. We have a police brutality problem. Yes more whites have been killed by police but remember that we are still the majority compared to the African American Community, so something like 1% of whites are killed by police but the percentage for African Americans killed by police is like 27% percent. If you are black and in New York, you have about a 95% percent chance of being stopped and frisked by the police, which actually violates the 4th Amendment under the Constitution, just like the war on drugs violates states rights under the 10th Amendment but that's for a different story. Stop and frisk basically says," As a police officer, I don't need to have reasonable suspicion to search your person and your car, so basically a DUI checkpoint(violates the 4th amendment right also and statistically does not help reduce traffic fatalities) on foot. When 9/11 happened, we all saw each other as American. Republicans and Liberals love using that analogy, but why can't we do that everyday. A man named, Terence Crutcher was shot and killed by police the other day, his car stalled and police responding to something else, killed him. They had guns on a man who was not a criminal and was having car troubles. "Well the cop has the right to go home at the end of the day," and what? An innocent American doesn't? Are you fucking kidding me? I'm not saying there aren't good cops out there or that being a cop is not a tough job but doesn't it bother you that we do have so many "bad apples" in the police? They rolled up on Tamir Rice and shot him almost point blank but police can shoot a terror suspect in the leg during a shoot out and arrest him? Really? I have friends and people I consider to be family that are black and I'm afraid for their lives! And I'm glad Terence Trutcher didn't listen to the police(Rest In Peace) because he did nothing wrong!











