Before you toss on the green and run out to support some Irish pub to celebrate ole' St. Patrick's Day, remember that there are a long line of Irish Police in America who became cops thanks to family tradition. That family tradition for too many of them began in the slave patrol, rounding of the ancestors of American Descendants of Slaves. To hell with what the day represents to them.
So for all of the dumb, foolish, and deliberately Black people seeking to stand in the way of what we're owed in this country, you're some of the reasons why paper trails are of great importance. You're the faces and names listed under the topic of undeserved loyalty, because there is no benefit to being loyal to you.
Does it make sense to be loyal to someone that behaves like an enemy? Even you wouldn't accept that.
Don't play dumb as if you can't understand either, but for those who legitimately don't, its like an abusive relationship. It's harmful for the person on the receiving end of that abuse to remain in such a relationship, but we're expected to be dumb enough to stick around and remain faithful, supportive, and loving to our abusers (or the supporters of those abusers).
Now that I've inserted a different perspective, I hope it opens the eyes of those who are not intentionally pursuing a route that gets in our way. These people accepted the role of doing us wrong, and they were rewarded incentives. Being the descendants of Irish immigrants doesn't change the part they've played and continue to play, just like other Europeans, and everyone else who invested in being our enemies. Slave patrols also began operating on holidays because they found that revolts would occur around these days, and they were also trying to prevent some Black trade markets from being established.
So what are you celebrating?
Don't be one of those people. Let these various holidays simply represent a reminder in life to stay on code, you don't need their holidays when we have the ability to create our own. These people were recapturing our ancestors, beating them, and even killing them in some cases. Sound familiar?
These people benefited from making the lives of our people hell. Weren't slave patrols exempt from taxes and fees while in service? Also, they were paid more than the typical amount of money via a surplus, right? Don't let them hide their dirt to minimize what we're owed, and the ability to kill us in the past and didn't make it right, just like it doesn't in the present, damn anyone to hell who believes otherwise. Being a Black immigrant doesn't make you exempt either, remember what happened to Botham Jean.
Take a good look at this Gwinnett County Police Department Officer caught on camera doing what bad cops do too often in and across the United States of America, breaking the law attacking citizens that aren't fighting them. Let him tell it, this Black man was resisting arrest and he had to stomp him to get him off of his leg or some sort of other lie. This man wasn't fighting this overzealous sack of you know what. The cowardly cop took "pleasure" in running over to stomp this guy's face while handcuffed.
That's not a lack of training, that's a lack of decency and honor in upholding what is supposed to be an oath. In many cases I've seen nothing more than bloodlust without real punishment to counteract it. Look at what happened with Alton Sterling, no charges will be pursued by the so-called Justice Department (it's the INjustice Department as far as I'm concerned).
Double standards don't equal justice. Wrong has to be wrong all the time and across the board.
Being
handcuffed isn't good enough, you have to get your ass kicked before
you're taken in? Why is this the America we continue to live in?
That's easy to answer, that's the America too many people allow to
exist because these problems haven't become their personal problems,
yet. To some, acknowledging such problems is not fun or enjoyable.
There are people who do more than stand idly by, they get involved intentionally in the wrong way.
So much so that donations flood in to financially support cops caught
in the act. Do you know how sick that is? I wouldn't be surprised if
some of these people sit in attendance online or in person to watch
murderers kill people for their enjoyment. Sounds a bit extreme, but
there are audiences for all sorts of filth, just like there is for
child pornography.
Too many sick cops are fans of child pornography, I've listed a few examples below:
Officer Miguel Martinez | Detroit Police
Charged with possessing and distributing child pornography.
Sergeant Richard F. Woodhead | Attleboro Police
Arraigned on charges of attempted enticement of a minor.
Attempt to receive and possession of child pornography.
Officer Harry McCarthy | Ogdensburg Police
Possessed and promoted a sexual performance of a child.
Officer George Adymy | Hamburg Police
Accused of using his home computer to download numerous images of children engaged in sexual activity.
His arrest stemmed from an investigation of a company and its billing services for over 50 child porn sites, so his billing statement must've popped up.
Some
of the supporters of these sick cops want your shoulder to cry on, want your friendship, your business, want your donations or a bed to roll
around in with you, all the while being perfectly fine with the
actions of corrupt police that may hurt you or someone you love. Are
these friends or undercover foes? Think about it.
One
thing you can and should begin to do: Disassociating yourself
with these people socially and financially is one of the biggest and
loudest steps you can make. Trust me.
These
people are disgusting and I find it funny when people like this,
speak against other countries in disgust as if this is just a place
of sugar, spice and everything nice. I can't blame any other nation
that laughs and says “Look who's talking”. Then again, there are many non-Black people in the United States that often point the finger to keep the heat off of them, even if it means lying on one of us. This is a reoccurring thing with multiple victims.
The
groups that rejoice usually have one thing in common and its usually
racially charged to back tax funded criminals that attack African American
people and people that look down on criminal acts behind the blue
wall. It shouldn't happen on either side, especially not on the side
meant to uphold the law.
There
are movements that believe in it as they live vicariously through
these bad cops, but they are also an engine behind the attacks
against non-Black people. So while they're cheering way to go on one
hand, the other hand is also being washed in the same toxic water
that includes the blood of innocent Americans that might be related
to you.
Equality
isn't real here, its just promoted as a feel good dream that some
people try to cling on to for hope. There are people that try and
embrace equality in their daily actions, but the system itself is the
thing the American people are packed into with certain people pulling
the strings for a number of immoral and unfair reasons. So the results are
usually immoral and the people that find themselves in a position of
power who refuse to go that route, usually find themselves in a
battle against others in their local and state government. That says a lot.
It's
always bad when you have to be concerned when pulled over by people
who took an oath to serve and protect. This is doubly bad when you're
not doing things that justify an arrest or harm that stems from actual
self defense.
Then again, many African American men and women have seen and experienced this since before the badge became official (back during the Slave Patrol days). Don't wait until corrupt acts affect you, wise up, obtain tools of knowledge like those available on this blog and use them to think and act critically. I plan to do another post regarding law enforcement, so stay tuned. Thank you for reading. If you find an interest in this post, please share and utilize the information.
