Llamalandia wrote:Neutraligon wrote:
Really, he certainly became a leader for a specific crowd. And how is it any more insulting then the claims you have made? Jesse Jackson was making a claim about a specific group in a specific situation where they were indeed acting like an occupying force.
Maybe. but that is kinda their job. plus they were taking orders from a black mayor right? I mean, 99% well 95% of this "occupying force" is made up of people willing to put on a uniform that already makes them a target and go try and protect the some of the very people who now see them all as only racists and thugs. Perhaps calling them an occupying force, doesn't necessarily incite violence, but it certainly seems to give some cover to anyone who wants riot and harm cops to later claim inspiration from it.
Besides, Jesse Jackson and Sharpton have zero credibility if anyone is actually listening to these morons, well maybe heavy handed policing really is needed.
It s their job to act like an occupying force? No that is the job of the army. Unfortunately when the people in the city have been on the recieving end of shit for decades and nothing they did made any changes kinda goes to support the claim. Most things people say can be used to justify almost anything. It still does not support the claim that African American leaders are significantly different from Caucasian leaders.