Grave Abuse By American Police Is Creating A Very Dangerous Environment…

People can be real­ly dif­fi­cult to deal with and we have seen some real­ly sil­ly actions from peo­ple as they decide to vio­late stay at home orders.
If we are to be fair, how­ev­er, it has been a long time that peo­ple have been asked to stay locked up in their homes, unless they are going out to shop for food or oth­er neces­si­ties like get­ting med­ica­tions.
On the oth­er hand, restau­rants are allowed to stay open as long as they deliv­er curb­side or to cus­tomers’ homes. Autoparts stores are allowed to remain open and so are con­ve­nience stores, laun­dro­mats (I guess the virus does­n’t get trans­mit­ted in laun­dro­mats) [drip­ping with sar­casm].
Other busi­ness­es like banks, liquor stores, and lit­er­al­ly every­thing else is allowed to stay open, albeit that own­ers of those estab­lish­ments may decide on what kinds of phys­i­cal-dis­tanc­ing method­olo­gies to employ.

A small busi­ness own­er in New York State myself, I too was forced to close my elec­tron­ics busi­ness, as well as my bar­ber­ing estab­lish­ment.
Other small busi­ness-peo­ple with sim­i­lar type busi­ness­es, includ­ing nail salons, hair­dress­ing par­lors, & small retail estab­lish­ments, and even church­es have also been ordered close.
In this regard, the gov­ern­ment seems to be pick­ing win­ners and losers. Some types of busi­ness­es are allowed to keep oper­at­ing while oth­ers are forced to close with­out any help from either the state or fed­er­al gov­ern­ment.
At the same time, nei­ther the state nor the fed­er­al gov­ern­ment is pro­vid­ing any relief for the loss of rev­enue for the peri­od that we have been ordered to close in order to avoid spread­ing or facil­i­tat­ing the spread of COVID19.
So while the media & oth­er elites gab about the need to stay at home there are peo­ple who can­not afford to stay at home sim­ply because they are not able to work from home.

HERE IS A CLIP OF AN INCIDENT ON A NEW YORK CITY STREET INVOLVING AFRICAN-AMERICAN CITIZENS & NYPD COPS. REMEMBER THIS IS ALL ABOUT DISTANCING.

HERE’S IS ANOTHER..

The scenes we see play­ing out across the coun­try tell a sor­did tale of the two Americas that per­sist despite the rhetoric you hear to the con­trary.
On the one hand, there are the Black peo­ple being dealt with by police in the most ham-fist­ed fash­ion for dar­ing to be on the streets, and on the oth­er we see white peo­ple pick­ing up their guns and demon­strat­ing raw pow­er of dis­sent. In those instances, there are either no police around or they dare not inter­vene.
This is the sec­ond in a two-part series that have writ­ten in as many days. They are designed to wake the author­i­ties up to the real­i­ty that the nation is fast becom­ing a tick­ing time bomb.
The bla­tant dis­re­gard that une­d­u­cat­ed racist police are exhibit­ing for peo­ple of col­or will have dis­as­trous con­se­quences for the coun­try.
Even amidst the insid­i­ous racial divide, there are peo­ple of dif­fer­ent races who are just about seen all that they will take from the police. 

WHAT SOCIAL DISTANCING?
OBSERVE THE DIFFERENCE.

OH, THIS IS EVEN BETTER, THSE ARE PRIVILEGED CAUCASIANS, SEE ANY COPS MUCH LESS ANY COPS EVEN DARING TO TOUCH ANYONE? ME NEITHER 

THIS ONE IS NOT EVEN ON THE STREETS, THIS IS INSIDE THE MICHIGAN STATEHOUSE: WHERE ARE THE RAMBO COPS NOW?

There is a defi­ance brew­ing in the black com­mu­ni­ty because they see the con­tin­ued dis­par­i­ties in law enforce­ment. Some are quick to ask why don’t they just fol­low the law?
The answer to that is rather sim­ple, enforce the laws fair­ly, just­ly and equi­tably and with respect and peo­ple will oblige.
The con­tin­u­a­tion of phys­i­cal and ver­bal abuse of cit­i­zens by police who are paid with their tax dol­lars should not and will not con­tin­ue into per­pe­tu­ity.
Individually and col­lec­tive­ly those police depart­ments must know that they will not be able to mur­der forty-five mil­lion black peo­ple.
The police are for all intents and pur­pos­es the most dan­ger­ous ene­my to the African-American community.

So in states like New York they tell peo­ple to stay in, and well,.…… don’t wor­ry about pay­ing your mort­gage, just let them take your damn house, or don’t pay any rent, home­less­ness is not so bad.[sarcasm] The tragedy is that the peo­ple in the media real­ly have no idea what that feels like, many of them are able to work from home. I real­ly do not both­er respond­ing to the politi­cians they are such liars I don’t expect any­thing from them. For the peo­ple who real­ly needs to get back to work like myself.…..nah not the heav­i­ly armed mili­tias that are defy­ing orders just for polit­i­cal point scor­ing, the present stand­off that is brew­ing with author­i­ties is real.
The prob­lem like always in America, the gov­ern­ment wades in to black and brown com­mu­ni­ties with heavy-ham­fist­ed police tac­tics while stand­ing down in white and Jewish com­mu­ni­ties.
The unde­ni­able fact is that this pan­dem­ic like lit­er­al­ly every oth­er top­i­cal issues play out with police depart­ments demon­strat­ing why black and brown com­mu­ni­ties are prob­a­bly bet­ter off with police services.

America long became a police state, the truth is that the gov­ern­ment used the black and brown com­mu­ni­ty as guinea pigs to means-test its war­rior cops.
White peo­ple did not care because it was only those oth­er peo­ple who were dying. Only those oth­er (less­er) peo­ple who were get­ting assault­ed and abused.
Now it’s every­body, but guess what they already mil­i­ta­rized the police depart­ments, passed the [patri­ot act] and have the stooges on the Supreme Court rub­ber stamp what they did.
By the time the white peo­ple wake up to the real­i­ty that their free­doms are all gone and stop the fool­ish Republican, Democrat, left, right non­sense, it will be too late. In fact, it may already be too late.
Just like they split inden­tured whites from enslaved blacks dur­ing slav­ery they are still using col­or and pol­i­tics to divide us and we fall for it every time.

Mike Beckles is a for­mer Jamaican police Detective cor­po­ral, busi­ness­man, researcher, and blog­ger. 
He is a black achiev­er hon­oree, and pub­lish­er of the blog chatt​-​a​-box​.com. 
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