Society isn't Mute, They're Stupid - When Heroes Become Villains

By Elizabeth Nelson

Okay, I have to ask; social media being what it is, and computers being accessible to everyone, even open to the local bum at our local library who is this "voiceless person" everyone keeps talking about that they "must be the voice of those who don't have a voice."    It's not that the voiceless can't speak, it's that they won't.

Here in Jacksonville, FL, we have the stupid and the vocal spreading the same inaccurate "protest" fantasies that seem to be catching fire across the nation, but do they realize what chaos could grow from the wildfire they've started? 19 protesters were arrested, only 1 was a felony arrest because she struck an officer in the face and resisted arrest, as they blocked traffic on the Hart Bridge during rush hour traffic, because they "didn't like either grand jury verdict of Brown or Garner." 

Yet, their illegal protesting caused the police to now protect them from being killed by the quickly escalating road raging people that were trying to get across the bridge. What slays me is that people are illogical enough to sympathize with the criminal, not the cop trying to do their job.  No one stops to question, why didn't the EMT give Garner oxygen or his inhaler, didn't he ask for it? Garner wasn't DOA.

@carlokuhrt @RealRyanSipple @ElizabethNels0n shown more compassion for him after they had him on the ground. They were callous, but
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No, now we should lower the bar and our guard and treat perps with kid gloves, if they don't want to cooperate and the timing is inconvenient, like this female cop did, right?

Or maybe Libertarians have something to their isolationist thinking and we should just let people settle their own drama and cops wouldn't have to deal with situations like this?

So now, NFL, NBA and the vocal members of society are sending a message to the criminals, that the bar has dropped, it's now socially acceptable to resist the police, and if they should happen to die in the process, not only will they not be held accountable for their illegal act, but society will protest in honor and will seek "justice" in their criminal martyrdom. 

In their solidarity, even in the spreading of their false narrative, they are telling the police they are supporting the criminals and telling the police that they are allowed to enforce all laws, to a point, and if the criminal doesn't "wish to acquiesce to their arrest invitation and peacefully go with them," oh, that's okay, they should come back another day and try again.

 

Now that the "Justice for thuggish criminals...", "protest against cops," "hands up don't shoot," "I can't breathe," fires have been started across this country, and cops have been put on notice with this false narrative propaganda who are you going to call when someone breaks into your home or someone shoots your 16-year-old black child, because you are the ones claiming it's "open season on blacks," not us. Ironically, those who don't fear the police have nothing to fear, and those that fear them are the ones that are the ones hiding their crap like cats in a litter box.

Sadly, such an instance came up this morning and our cops were called into action.  A 16-year-old black boy was shot to death, while waiting for the school bus, and one of our white cops, whom the protesters were protesting against just yesterday, "for equality," had to come out and file a report today.  This young child's mother now wants this cop to "find this child's killer,"  who is more than likely black, knowing the neighborhood this child was killed in.  

So, cops are all fine-and-good, when they are the "peace keepers" that are serving your needs and purposes? However, if they are the ones taking your son in for murdering one of your own, this isn't the "justice" you wanted?  Police aren't your servants, to be slapped around at will.  

They aren't here to be a pawn in our little dramas and  certainly don't have time to add more danger to their jobs by manipulating the law, "with conditions," as we see fit.  The law is the only thing they see in colors, that is black and white, everything else they see in living color. 

So if you need emergency assistance, you'd better call Al Sharpton (212) 690-3070 or Jesse Jackson (202) 393-7874. You know they love fires and would love to help you fan yours, because not every cop is not a bad cop, just like every black man is not a criminal, broad strokes with a wide brush can be dangerous, someone has to stop.  As King once said,  "Judge a man by the content of his character not by the color of his skin."