White Privilege

I was talking about white privilege in regrades to white policeman shooting down unarmed blacks for no reason... I don't know why you felt it was necessary to type all of that.

He is trying to justify shooting a 12 year old unarmed black boy.

I'm not supporting the murder of the little kid, but why would a 12 year old kid be playing with a toy gun?

And why didn't he listen to the officers when they told him to drop the weapon and get on the floor.

How were the officers supposed to tell the difference?

Just because a person is unarmed doesn't mean they aren't criminals you moron.

Do you even know basic law?

If a person shoots another person and tosses his weapon into the gutters and he's later killed by police would you say the killing was unjustified because he was unarmed?

So Madam where was the coverage and massive up-roar when Bryce williams a BLACK man, shot and killed 2 white innocent news reporters in an act he claimed would spark a race war?


Why didn't the media cover the story?

Where they afraid about the fact that liberals only care about gun violence when a black person is killed by a white person?

You're trying to convey the idea that Turkey is somehow equal to France in terms of the liklihood of terrorism.

It's like taking some small town in the UK and comparing it to a small town in Syria which hasn't been affected by the war - whilst both towns have had no terror incidents, it doesn't hide the fact that one country is more dangerous than the other.

First of all, I'm actually a black person myself.

Second of all, I already told you that I didn't support the killing but the child should've listened to the officers when they told him to drop the gun and get on the ground.


I love how black people scream racist as soon as an argument isn't going their way.


I wonder how dumb you feel now, knowing that I'm black.

He is trying to justify shooting a 12 year old unarmed black boy.

Was Bryce Williams a policeman abusing his authority? And there certainly was coverage which I remember very clearly from last year. This is more of a Dylan Roof incident that a Tamir Rice. What has that got to do with officers murdering an innocent child?

He is justifying the killing of unarmed people in general, he isn't limiting his argument strictly to 12 year old black boys he is talking about people in general.

Hahahaha.



Her ignorance made me cringe so hard.

lmao, yuck. I hope you are not black.
I really hope you are not otherwise you are a ****ing disgrace to every single black person in the world and right now I feel deeply ashamed and embarrassed for you

The child didn't need to do anything. He was a ****ing little boy how do you not get that into your ****ing head. The police are older than him and they should have dealt with the problems more safely.

A simple Ctrl + F on the Lebanon article will point you out to ver 30 attacks in Beirut alone.


The "generally peaceful city" you were ignorantly praising.

killing unarmed people is wrong full stop and he said that The boy should have just put the gun down. - It sounds like he is supporting the policemen. Do you not know how problematic that is?

Agreed, but by far the biggest privilege is the wealth of your parents. That is the root cause of most white people being advantaged - their parents are wealthier, and have a more nurturing environment, pushing them more to education and jobs.

LOL.



Please can you point out the part where i said i gave a flying ƒuck about what you hope or care about.


I've taken dumps more relevant than you.

Maybe we should then talk about the innocent sheriff that was murdered by black thugs during the uprising.


I guess his killing was reasonably justified because he was a white officer right?

Great attempt at being patronising. And we can all say we're black to make a better point.

If you're gonna argue, argue like a rational intelligent person as opposed to a total dick.

You had a white supremacy flag as your dp previously and you want to talk about you being black?
bitch get the **** outta here.

Straw man arguments, as this is unrelated to policemen abusing their position.

Most of which were last decade, that does not mean that it is not generally peaceful now.

Miami in Florida has had it's fair share of mass shootings in the recent years. Does this make it "war torn"?