I can see, read and understand what Luke Cage is posting but let me ask you if you, personally, believe that what he is saying is true? Police officers are not murderers of black people. Of course there are a few, very few, that most likely have murdered black people but every profession has people who have committed murder including doctors, attorneys, nurses, pharmacists, tobacconists, waiters, every profession. I doubt that police officers k**l any more than other professions and most likely are less likely to commit murder. Statistics seem to show that police shoot white people more than they do black people. B****s also k**l more white people than white people k**l black people. Black people k**l other black people most of the time. Where is the righteous indignation toward black murders in Chicago? Where is the outrage of black people doing the, "Knock Out game", against w****s? What??? What, I didn't hear you over the increasing silence. Where is the indignation of b****s toward Michael Brown who tried to k**l a white police officer. That started a race r**t in Missouri that lasted for days just because a white police officer protected himself. Is that not allowed in the world of black people?

I am all for racial e******y but when I see b****s r**ting and burning down a city because a white police officer protected himself, when I see the bulls**t of, "Hands up-Don't shoot", as portrayed by the B*M i***ts, when everyone knows that never happened. Michael Brown's cohort in the crime of stealing from the convenience store started that rumor and it has stuck in the minds of b****s even though it is not true. It was always a fabrication of a criminal. Yet b****s believe it and burn down cities because of it.

Dennis

You do not make much of a good impression by your opening line to the post, basically calling anyone white who disagrees with you a r****t coward. Be that as it may I looked up the people you mentioned in the post. Having been a LEO for many years and served with some fine officers and some not so fine, I feel somewhat qualified to address your post.

Philando Castile: I watched the video of his shooting and while it is a tragic event I see no evidence of any r****m at all. Castile did tell the officer he had a firearm which is the correct thing to do and the officer said OK but not to touch it. A few seconds later the officer screams for Castile not to touch the firearm and then begins shooting. Now I was not there and neither were you. Nobody has any way of knowing what happened in the vehicle. Maybe Castile did touch the firearm simply to show it to the officer without meaning any harm to the officer. Of course the officer had no idea what Castile's intentions were. The officer began firing and k**led Mr. Castile. You can hear the officer telling Castile's family, I told him not to touch the firearm. Again, it was a tragic event and could have/should have been prevented maybe by a little patience on the officer's part (I do have to add that numerous officers have been k**led by having too much patience) and also by Mr. Castile possibly keeping his hands in plain sight at all times.

Tamir Rice: I see no r****m here either. I do see some piss poor police work. Why did the officers pull up so close. They left themselves no room for talking, forcing them into a possible shooting situation. But what about Tamir Rice? What was he doing with a look alike firearm at all? Where were his parents, where did he get the gun, what was he doing with it to begin with? The fact that the officers were dumb and pulled too close does not make them r****ts.

Akai Gurley: I have no idea what happened but can't label it r****m either. Yes I know you do because he was black and the officers were not. My GUESS is the officer saw some movement and thought it was a threat and fired. Of course that is the wrong thing to do and nobody I ever worked with would have done that. I and my partners have walked down some dark alleys in our time and never had our firearms out unless we were looking for a specific suspect that was supposedly armed. This officer fired without cause and might be a dumb ass but that does not make him a r****t.

Jordan Edwards: Again I can't explain what happened from the officer's point of view. He did see a car of kids leaving the area and wanted them to stop. Then he fired. I KNOW you won't buy this but I am wondering if when he struck the window with the barrel of the rifle it did not cause the rifle to discharge. Actually just now I took one of my own rifles and tried to duplicate the event by cocking the rifle and then, with my finger on the trigger, pushed the muzzle hard on the floor. No discharge happened so that doesn't work for this case. The officer should not have had the rifle at all unless the previous sound of gunfire outside the residence caused him to want more firepower. Put yourself in his place if you heard gunfire outside a house and you were inside. Should the officer have fired? Absolutely not. Should he have even have had the rifle off safe? NO. But that does not make him a r****t.

The events at the church in South Carolina: Of course this was a r****t incident. There has never been any doubt of that.

Richard Collins III: Stabbed by a W***e S*********t who was definitely a r****t.

Timothy Caughman: Stabbed by a white r****t.

So there you have my take from reading up on what happened. From your opening remarks I doubt you will agree with any of it. So be it.

Have you checked statistics yet? From what I have heard black people k**l white people all out of proportion to white people k*****g b****s. By your thoughts you certainly must agree that all of these black on white k*****gs are by black r****ts, NO?

You certainly are aware of the Black Panthers and B*M groups calling for the death of white people. So you must then agree that all of these people are r****ts too, NO?

You must know of black men going around in cities playing the Knock Out game. At least one white person has been k**led because of this harmless (to b****s) game. But even if nobody is k**led the black men doing this game must be r****t, NO?

When you blame everything on race you limit what may be a common sense occurrence. Sometimes people get angry at other people of different color and commit violence but I suspect it is rarely due to the color but more to the anger.

Have a wonderful day,

Dennis

When I return to the Halls of Ivy at Cornell, I fellowship with associates and friends (both white and black), who are outraged with the level of pure ignorance in America today, exactly like what I see from punk-assed r****t white people like you commenting in this forum. In fact it is people like you (and others) in this country that motivates people like me to shout down overt ignorance and r****m when seen. It has been historically proven, when ANY discussion about white r****t terrorists and w***e s*******y is presented, people like you depend on a coping mechanism all white people are privy to: white fragility. White fragility is a phrase coined by author Dr. Robin DiAngelo, and is defined as “a state in which even a minimum amount of racial stress becomes intolerable, triggering a range of defensive moves.” Most white people live in a social environment that insulates them from race-based stress, due to white privilege. ERGO - white people like you are rarely challenged on your vile h**e-filled bigotry and r****m, to put it simply you cannot handle the t***h. Which causes you (and others in this form) to be hostile, guilty, defensive, or fearful when confronted by someone (like me) that calls you out on your ignorance and stupidity. By cowards like you hiding in white fragility, this ensures that conversations about race are derailed, and the status quo of w***e s*******y is upheld.

Luke Cage

I am posting this information from a person who has been an African American longer than any one of the white r****t cowards that spew h**e filled idiocy in this forum…

A man was shot to death last July on his way home from buying groceries with his girlfriend and her 4-year-old daughter. Of course, last week the Minnesota police officer who k**led him was acquitted by a "jury of his peers" on all counts. It is disturbing to me how ordinary Philando Castile final moments were. He was just running errands with his family. It’s this denial of right-wing white r****t terrorist in America to simply be that is a daily clear and present danger to all people of color here. This danger is most obvious in the criminal “justice” system. Twelve-year-old Tamir Rice was playing in a park. Akai Gurley was walking down the stairs after having his hair braided for a trip to visit his mother. Fifteen-year-old Jordan Edwards was coming home from a party. All of them were k**led by h**e filled r****ts hiding behind the badge of a “police officer.”

But these deaths point to the broader racial terrorism that black people like myself face daily, while simply going about our daily lives. This form of terrorism is not new. Throughout American history black people have been criminalized for actions white people take for granted. After the abolition of s***ery, laws were passed to make it illegal for black people to travel freely. During Jim Crow, black people could be brutalized, murdered or raped for drinking out of the wrong water fountain, sitting in the wrong place, going into the wrong side of town after sundown or just simply walking down the street. I see this history of unjustified r****t h**e today - with the recent cold blooded murders of Richard Collins III (who was stabbed while visiting a college in Maryland), of nine church parishioners (who were shot dead while praying in their South Carolina church) and Timothy Caughman (who was just walking down the street in New York). All of them were k**led by bats**t crazy white r****t terrorist.

However today, the right to the ordinary isn’t denied just by rogue police officers or r****ts. The problem surfaces in the indignity of having to justify oneself against presumptions of wrongdoing and illegitimacy. It is quite easy for white people to overlook the privilege of the ordinary - that being an ability to do humdrum, boring things without fearing for your safety, or your life. The problems we face as people of color are not just about the senseless violence from w***e s*********t in this criminal "justice" system and white r****t terrorists, or the structural barriers and persistent inequities that shut out opportunities - the problems we face are the grinding daily hassles that deny us the ability to just be.

Luke Cage

NOTE: This was written as an editorial for a blog I contribute to exposing vile and hideous actions by white r****t terrorist in this w***e s*********t controlled country.