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FAITH7
9 years ago
Sheriff Clark is one of ‘those’ guys the black liberals HATE. God Bless You Sheriff Clark!! I have relatives in Wisconsin.
There is an incredible amount of intimidation in Black communities. It’s like they are run by a Black Mafia of Gangstas. There have been reports circulating that, at the time of the shooting of Mike Brown a lot of (real) witnesses (actually) saw the shooting and the events that lead up to it. There were also blacks at the scene who told the (real) witnesses to NOT say anything…and others were told to repeat the ‘hands up’ meme they concocted.
Many of these black witnesses were sincerely afraid to speak with police or detectives concerning what they witnessed and being afraid of what happens to “snitches” in their neighborhood….wow!!…
Makes me, and a lot of other people wonder if the dead guy found in his burning car was one of ‘those’ truthful witnesses….
I believe every word of it….
…the detectives in the First48 have a very hard time finding witnesses when there is a homicide in a black, crime infested neighborhood. There is a unspoken ‘code’ in (some) black neighborhoods – you don’t snitch…and if you are going to do so, you don’t let anyone ‘see’ or know you are snitching.
I get the feeling there are blacks in neighborhoods that are riddled with crime or moving in that direction who really want their neighborhoods to be a nice place for them to live and some unfortunately are ‘stuck’ there at least for a time. And also “stuck” with the criminals and crime. It’s a pretty sad case, and more like an oxymoron when you cannot enjoy all those ‘civil liberties’ in your own neighborhood…
Skookum
9 years ago
This man is a role model for all Americans, but when you compare him to Sharpton, Jackson, Holder, Obama, Wrangel, and many of the black members of Congress, it is easy to see why so many black communities are failing.
Sheriff Clark is one of ‘those’ guys the black liberals HATE. God Bless You Sheriff Clark!! I have relatives in Wisconsin.
There is an incredible amount of intimidation in Black communities. It’s like they are run by a Black Mafia of Gangstas. There have been reports circulating that, at the time of the shooting of Mike Brown a lot of (real) witnesses (actually) saw the shooting and the events that lead up to it. There were also blacks at the scene who told the (real) witnesses to NOT say anything…and others were told to repeat the ‘hands up’ meme they concocted.
Many of these black witnesses were sincerely afraid to speak with police or detectives concerning what they witnessed and being afraid of what happens to “snitches” in their neighborhood….wow!!…
Makes me, and a lot of other people wonder if the dead guy found in his burning car was one of ‘those’ truthful witnesses….
I believe every word of it….
…the detectives in the First48 have a very hard time finding witnesses when there is a homicide in a black, crime infested neighborhood. There is a unspoken ‘code’ in (some) black neighborhoods – you don’t snitch…and if you are going to do so, you don’t let anyone ‘see’ or know you are snitching.
I get the feeling there are blacks in neighborhoods that are riddled with crime or moving in that direction who really want their neighborhoods to be a nice place for them to live and some unfortunately are ‘stuck’ there at least for a time. And also “stuck” with the criminals and crime. It’s a pretty sad case, and more like an oxymoron when you cannot enjoy all those ‘civil liberties’ in your own neighborhood…
This man is a role model for all Americans, but when you compare him to Sharpton, Jackson, Holder, Obama, Wrangel, and many of the black members of Congress, it is easy to see why so many black communities are failing.