philly rabbit
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I honestly don't think for a minute that Zimmerman will walk, if I'm wrong then so be it but I think that some sort of punishment and prison instead of just probation awaits him and this is due to fear of course from retaliation in the form of violent riots led by black activists over charges of racism and the system that promotes it. everyone is pretty much in agreement that if Zimmerman doesn't receive ample punishment, the result will be a violent backlash against the citizenry.
How did this fear on the part of law abiding citizens over something like this come about? When did it start? Why do most Americans feel that the police can no longer protect them in the first place? It started with two incidents that are connected to each other and both incidents dramatically changing the whole police culture and at the same time the entire criminal justice system in America.
Rodney King and OJ Simpson.
When George Bush 41 overstepped his constitutional boundaries as president in the name of political correctness and kowtowing to progressive special interests within the NAACP and put those cops on trial out in LA over the King incident, everything connected to the country's criminal justice system did a complete turn about. The police once known in this country as peace officers and are now called law enforcement officers used to have as a priority the putting down of riots and restoring law and order as efficiently as possible and at one time they did exactly that no longer performed this sworn duty once Bush 41 stepped in and America's cities burned down as the police stood by and did nothing.
The cops have circled the wagons and now protect themselves because of these special interest groups and their charges of racism. The cops whether unwillingly or not are now government agents with the attitude that every citizen is a potential criminal while the citizenry braces for the next violent riot following yet another media sensationalized and dripping with racism show trial.
How did this fear on the part of law abiding citizens over something like this come about? When did it start? Why do most Americans feel that the police can no longer protect them in the first place? It started with two incidents that are connected to each other and both incidents dramatically changing the whole police culture and at the same time the entire criminal justice system in America.
Rodney King and OJ Simpson.
When George Bush 41 overstepped his constitutional boundaries as president in the name of political correctness and kowtowing to progressive special interests within the NAACP and put those cops on trial out in LA over the King incident, everything connected to the country's criminal justice system did a complete turn about. The police once known in this country as peace officers and are now called law enforcement officers used to have as a priority the putting down of riots and restoring law and order as efficiently as possible and at one time they did exactly that no longer performed this sworn duty once Bush 41 stepped in and America's cities burned down as the police stood by and did nothing.
The cops have circled the wagons and now protect themselves because of these special interest groups and their charges of racism. The cops whether unwillingly or not are now government agents with the attitude that every citizen is a potential criminal while the citizenry braces for the next violent riot following yet another media sensationalized and dripping with racism show trial.
