[OrangeBlossomBaby]

Originally Posted by Dr Winston O Boogie jr

Here is a question I've never seen asked. Is every time a black person assaulted, attacked or killed by a white person, a case or racism?

It seems to me that in the case of George Floyd and most of the other times things like this have happened it is immediately assumed to be a case of racism.

Do people assault, attack or kill people of the opposite race for any other reasons?

I would look at this from a different perspective (ask different questions) to answer the question you ask.

Look at all the arrests on violent criminals in total. Now eliminate the ones that are black cops against white criminals, and black cops against black criminals, and white or black against "other" (asians, latinos, philipino, etc). Narrow it down to ONLY white cops against white violent criminals, and white cops against black violent criminals.

Now look at the method of apprehending the criminal for each. Serial killers, murderers, known rapists, people in the act of committing armed robbery with injuries already reported.

Now look at the white violent criminals in THOSE very specific isolated situations who were shot dead on sight by the white police.

Now look at the black violent criminals in the SAME very specific situations who were shot dead on sight by the white police.

Compare the two. You'll have your answer.