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Originally Posted by Guest
The point is, most assault and murder of blacks is overwhelmingly committed by other blacks, not a "relatively rare" case of blacks being assaulted by whites. Why concentrate attention on the "relatively rare" situation and ignore the "relatively common" situation, if not to promote racial animus?
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How about the point being to deflect the real question and to muddy up the water with an unrelated situation? Just something that my Political Science professor, Saul Alinski, would always stress as a way to counter a situation that cannot be logically explained - and used most often by neo-conservatives or other reactionaries.
Back to the topic, what valid reasons does anyone see for three policemen to drag a 64 year old man from his car, put him in a chokehold, pound his head 16 times and finally Tase him?