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There is a common belief among black Americans that politicians like former President Barack Obama and Vice President John Biden are working for black Americans. But this is a misconception and not limited to senior politicians, but even those who describe themselves as defending civil rights have traded in black Americans' causes for their interests. And I repeat it on this subject. They betrayed the memory of Martin Luther and Malcolm X. If they were alive, they would spit on those petty people who are preoccupied with marginal issues because they are cowards who do not want to wage significant battles.
All these civil rights activists engage in a debate over marginal matters while falling back on more important ones like schools funding in Black dominated neighborhoods, high rate of Black to Black homicides and increasing numbers of Black American incarcerated. I won't deny that the death of George Floyd was wrongdoing by the police. But this is n't the only problem of the judicial system in the U.S. I don't understand how people are ignoring for ages the erosion of their rights through as an example, no-knock raids. Breonna Taylor was a victim of one of these raids. However, her case was transformed by some of Black KKK to a White VS Black showdown. That wasn't the case because many other White, Latino and Asian Americans were victims of this policy. And police officers raiding their homes were White, Latino, Asian and Black Americans.
The No-Knock raids aren't the only problem in the judicial system. It is more important what Barack Obama, a Black American president, did to tackle that problem? Moreover, Joe Biden, vice president and senator for over 25 years in total, did about it? Barack Obama and Joe Biden were responsible for aggravating the problem. Joe Biden as a senator for the state of Delaware during Ronald Reagan's presidency supported the civil asset forfeiture law. He represented one of his own that gave Reagan administration authorities never dream in their version of the bill. In 1994 during Bill Clinton's presidency, he supported a grants program by the justice department called Cops. The goal of this program is to funnel funds for police departments to hire more police officers and to implement more community policing strategies. The funds were quickly diverted by the hook or by the crook to buy military gear and establish more Swat teams. During his work as a Senate Judiciary Committee chairman, Joe Biden and the Democrats criticize George Bush's drug plan for not being firm and tough enough.
During the 2008 presidential campaign, Barack Obama and Joe Biden promised to restore the funding for Byrne, a police program that George W Bush considered a waste of money. They kept that promise. They even increase the funding of the program, which contributes to more militarization of the American police. In the summer of 2002, Joe Biden was pushing for his RAVE(Ecstasy bills) Act. It was a broad law that will make the venue and club owners liable legally for running a drug operation because people participate in the parties' deals or take Ecstasy bills that were very common in that era. As an example, a club owner selling his customer's bottled water and glow sticks will be held accountable for his customer being on Ecstasy, and that is according to the Biden RAVE act. After several attempts to pass the RAVE act, Biden was able to pass a moderate version folded into the Amber Alerts for missing children bill.
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All these civil rights activists engage in a debate over marginal matters while falling back on more important ones like schools funding in Black dominated neighborhoods, high rate of Black to Black homicides and increasing numbers of Black American incarcerated. I won't deny that the death of George Floyd was wrongdoing by the police. But this is n't the only problem of the judicial system in the U.S. I don't understand how people are ignoring for ages the erosion of their rights through as an example, no-knock raids. Breonna Taylor was a victim of one of these raids. However, her case was transformed by some of Black KKK to a White VS Black showdown. That wasn't the case because many other White, Latino and Asian Americans were victims of this policy. And police officers raiding their homes were White, Latino, Asian and Black Americans.
The No-Knock raids aren't the only problem in the judicial system. It is more important what Barack Obama, a Black American president, did to tackle that problem? Moreover, Joe Biden, vice president and senator for over 25 years in total, did about it? Barack Obama and Joe Biden were responsible for aggravating the problem. Joe Biden as a senator for the state of Delaware during Ronald Reagan's presidency supported the civil asset forfeiture law. He represented one of his own that gave Reagan administration authorities never dream in their version of the bill. In 1994 during Bill Clinton's presidency, he supported a grants program by the justice department called Cops. The goal of this program is to funnel funds for police departments to hire more police officers and to implement more community policing strategies. The funds were quickly diverted by the hook or by the crook to buy military gear and establish more Swat teams. During his work as a Senate Judiciary Committee chairman, Joe Biden and the Democrats criticize George Bush's drug plan for not being firm and tough enough.
During the 2008 presidential campaign, Barack Obama and Joe Biden promised to restore the funding for Byrne, a police program that George W Bush considered a waste of money. They kept that promise. They even increase the funding of the program, which contributes to more militarization of the American police. In the summer of 2002, Joe Biden was pushing for his RAVE(Ecstasy bills) Act. It was a broad law that will make the venue and club owners liable legally for running a drug operation because people participate in the parties' deals or take Ecstasy bills that were very common in that era. As an example, a club owner selling his customer's bottled water and glow sticks will be held accountable for his customer being on Ecstasy, and that is according to the Biden RAVE act. After several attempts to pass the RAVE act, Biden was able to pass a moderate version folded into the Amber Alerts for missing children bill.
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