Figures... I'm sure it will be the state song shortly, then
Really, our only chance of avoiding this is if Mississippi beats us to the punch.
He doesn’t mention looters. He is specifically targeting people who carjack old ladies at red lights, pull guns on owners of liquor stores, cuss out cops, spit in the faces of - specifically male - cops, and stomp on flags and light them up.
Encouraging lynching? Love the racial insinuations, just another dishonest take from a lefty
I mean, a black person was famously lynched at the building he’s standing in front of while singing a song about how someone won’t make it far down the road because they all look after their own and he’s got a gun. Do I think he’s intentionally writing a song about wanting to lynch black people? I’d say that’s not likely, but Its not really that big of a leap in logic to see why some people would think its a dog whistle.
Idk man, need more context. Maybe the guy getting sucker punched was the guy who carjacked the old lady at the red light? Is the sucker puncher still a piece of shit if the sucker punchee is also a piece of shit? Is it like a closed loop system of pieces of shit? Its entirely possible that if you see someone getting sucker punched that they did carjack an old lady at a red light, since there’s just so, so many old ladies getting carjacked at red lights, such a large number that a song needed to be written about it. There’s an epidemic of old ladies getting car jacked at red lights in big cities.
Are you suggesting I put you on ignore ?
Absolutely man!
Gonna piss some off, but .... Police officers NEED to come from the very communities that they serve. Officers need to live in the communities they police, know the people, be involved in the community. The problem is that in certain communities, police are demonized and vilified, sooooooo the residents view the police as the enemy and therefore the officers that police those communities dont live in them, dont know the people, and .... arent involved in the community.
I support this 100%. I had a criminal justice sociology class back in the day at Clemson, taught by a guy named Merv White. He brought up a really interesting point about policing in the US. Police are referred to as "Officers" in the US and are viewed (both by the police AND citizens) as being separate from regular citizens. It's where you get phrases like the "thin blue line" protecting and serving the people. Instead of this system, Dr. White advocated for a system more like Great Brittan's, but better armed. This is more of a "citizens on patrol" viewpoint instead of the "thin blue line" approach. So when a citizen sees a policeman, they are viewed as a neighbor and someone just like them doing a job.
inderstating. close minded bigotry is now analogous to accepting people in your retard world. nice to know.
