It is critically unjust for those highly qualified citizens to suffer the slings of association with the criminally minded thugs who not only can't see the truth of justice of a Grand Jury of the community and instead become as lawless as the subject of that jury's investigation. Those black people put a lot of blood, sweat and tears into reaching their high level of impeccable citizenship and do not deserve to be dragged down to the level of the rioters and looters.
But the law of 'Unintended Consequences' is often a drastic burden and in this case, those who do not deserve any criticism often get unjustly harmed. The culprits, starting with two of the highest ranking members of our current national governing body, the President and the Attorney General, have placed their unfortunate positions of support on the wrong side of law and order in this case. They should be ashamed of their decisions and resign now.
On December 03, 2014, Mark Alexander, publisher of the online patriotpost.us,authored "
Black Privilege From Suppression to Supremacy" beginning with this quote from John Adams (1775): "There is in human nature a resentment of injury, and indignation against wrong, a love of truth and a veneration of virtue ... if the people are capable of understanding, seeing and feeling the differences between true and false, right and wrong, virtue and vice."
Mr. Alexander continues his column by publicly quoting another political leader, Dr. Martin Luther King, who over fifty years ago in 1963 said, "I have a dream that my four children will one day live in a nation where they will not be judged by the color of their skin but by the content of their character."
Alexander followed that powerful statement with this very indecisive one by our current president, Barack Hussein Obama, very recently in 2014, "The fact is ... a deep distrust exists [in] communities of color. ... There are still problems and communities of color aren't just making these problems up.... [The] frustrations ... have deep roots in many communities of color. ...Too many individuals, particularly young people of color, do not feel as if they are being treated fairly."
Mr. Alexander could not have chosen a more telling account of two black leaders speaking on a common subject a half-century apart. The first from a definitely strong leadership role and the current one spoken by a feckless and impotent voice unable to read the modern questionable scenario of plight and unrest which is inarguably self-imposed, and then provide non-contentious advice to his followers.
Obama claims to be a unifier, but as so many of his cohorts have proven, such as his mentor, Rev. Jeremiah Wright; the very un-Reverend Al Sharpton; and another questionable Reverend, Jesse Jackson; and a Black Panther lover if not brother and co-accomplice, current Attorney General Eric Holder, the possibility of another black being elected as POTUS seems more and more remote as the negative and un-American, Christian-lite Obama continues to divide and destroy our sovereign government almost daily.
Obama has turned our government into one giant picnic basket for black welfare and food stamp moochers. His plans for an additional five million aliens to be given the holy grail of U. S. citizenship, including health
benefits and social security, items that non-black citizens must work for and then share part of their wages to provide these free perks for the black non-workers and illegal aliens.
People, like those who are automatic votes for Obama, should start worrying about the government reaching a point where so many gift packages for votes for liberal Democrats permanence in political office will exceed the money that can be collected through taxes. What will they do when they are told that they must either work or go hungry? And what if there are no more jobs due to Obama's failures in the job market?
Will automatic killing off non-black job holders, or 87 percent of American citizens become another Obama Executive Order? Think about it, America; it could happen, and all because of America's first black president's ignorance of reality.