By: ROBERT BENTLEY

ROBERT BENTLEY
Wed, 09 Sep 2015 15:44:54 +0000

There are, no doubt, a very few cases of "police brutality" that occur amidst the tens of thousands of police arrests of a total population. Of this vast total of arrests, blqcks form a disproportionate %, perhpas well over 30%. Overall, most allleged"brutality"cases involve marginal situations where the victim is a known criminal of record or presents an apparent threat to police officers or bystanders. Of course, theseCan and should be investigated independently of either police and community special interests, but also should b free of mob mentality, premature judgements of guilt , especially when "egged on" by professional race baiter hustlers like Al Sharpton,etc.and certainly by a mainstream media that feeds on ratings impact fueled by the oft spectacular violence of riots and marches and political pandering to PC radical leftists and special interest groups (like the NAACP,"Black Lives Matter",etc.).What's most inaccurate is the portrayal of thugs and threatening criminals-many with weapons, in many of these cases, as innocent "victims". The results of this completely biased perspective is that a climate of vicousness and license to wage war against police and non-blacks; many obviously revenge motivated by actual black racism. To wit , a thug and robber, bully in Ferguson is still idolized by this movement as an innocent and the "hands up, don't shoot" farce that has been completely disproven by no less than the US AG investigations. And worse now, we see a movement that advocates violence and . indeed , the murder of cops; this clearly demonstrated several times over both by "Black Lives Matter" (as if no other lives ,matter?) and such actual "kill the pigs" demonstrations in NY city which timed with an actual assassination of two police officers, who were incidentally both minorities. Further eulogization of criminals as some kind of heroes is just absurd and certainly not justice under the law. The worst result, however,is that these radical groups don;t address the real issues of black on black violence and murder, nor the root causes of black social problems such as %of unwed mothers", lack of the disciplines of taking self responsibility and respect for authority (as in schools, established laws and regulations, police enforcement of the law). Until blacks themselves address these more profound real social problems within their own community,the crime and murder rates will continue to cripple the black communities. Why don;t the activist groups instead the wonderful role models of such people a brain surgeon who grew out of the ghetto; and just another example the financial guru who appears on TV news and market analysis programs, just to name a few. Good models of Male leadership are most needed in households where no fathers are present positively influentia.l