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This is an editorial from the conservative Washington Times. Some of it I agree with, some I disagree with.
"Cooperation between residents and cops is indeed a key to preventing an us-versus-them attitude from growing on both sides of the badge. President Obama has spent his presidency fanning the flames of distrust, even hosting at the White House members of Black Lives Matter, the radical organization that erupts in mindless protest whenever a black American is shot by cops, regardless of the circumstances. The president has met 47 times with Democratic operative Robert Creamer, who is accused of organizing violent confrontations at rallies for Donald Trump, the Republican candidate."
I tend to agree that the race-baiters and politicians, like Al Sharpton and President Obama, are working hard to make things worse. I guess you'd have to ask them why.
"At last count Mr. Obama’s adopted hometown of Chicago has already suffered 3,560 shootings this year, 614 of them fatal. While the Justice Department focuses on police shootings, the civilian-vs.-civilian carnage is a figure that neither president nor the attorney general are anxious to tally. They wouldn’t like what they would see."
Bingo. For all their expressed concern, they really don't care about the slaughter in Chicago. There's no political advantage to caring.
"Cooperation between residents and cops is indeed a key to preventing an us-versus-them attitude from growing on both sides of the badge. President Obama has spent his presidency fanning the flames of distrust, even hosting at the White House members of Black Lives Matter, the radical organization that erupts in mindless protest whenever a black American is shot by cops, regardless of the circumstances. The president has met 47 times with Democratic operative Robert Creamer, who is accused of organizing violent confrontations at rallies for Donald Trump, the Republican candidate."
I tend to agree that the race-baiters and politicians, like Al Sharpton and President Obama, are working hard to make things worse. I guess you'd have to ask them why.
"At last count Mr. Obama’s adopted hometown of Chicago has already suffered 3,560 shootings this year, 614 of them fatal. While the Justice Department focuses on police shootings, the civilian-vs.-civilian carnage is a figure that neither president nor the attorney general are anxious to tally. They wouldn’t like what they would see."
Bingo. For all their expressed concern, they really don't care about the slaughter in Chicago. There's no political advantage to caring.