I for one am GLAD people in St. Louis are sticking up for what they believe in. A couple ppl on twitter are even calling this riot a "revoultion". I'm on the fence. Honestly I somewhat think that's what we need. But when you destroy your own neighborhood and community ... What's so revolutionary about that? You have to live there, they do not. A revolution in my opinion is going to their communities and maybe the police station. This probably sounds so ignorant of me to be joyed by violence and I've always believed violence is not the answer. But at the same time this subject been heavy on my heart and pissing me off all day. I'm angry. And I feel like a lot of people should be too, that aren't. How many times are we going to allow this to happen. We do nothing.. Al Sharpton make a speech or two, we Protest a little, make a couple of T-shirts, post a couple pictures on Instagram cause everybody is doing it. We forget. Then it happens again a couple months later. That boy Mike Brown could of easily been my brother or yours. They shot him 10 times, while he was on his knee, surrendered. I'm not police officer so I could wrong (I'm not) but doesn't sound like the protocol. Especially for a unarmed person. That doesn't anger you? They've have made it perfectly clear numerous times that black lives mean nothing to them. Partly our fault but that's a different subject You can't be peaceful towards an enemy that doesn't see you as an equal. Hello that's US ... The not equal part. Our govermentt isn't weak but it wasn't made for people like us. If you don't stand for something you'd fall or anything.
Hey, but what do I know.
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