I'm so disappointed that Roger Stone wasn't treated like a regular perp. You know, how the police tackle the black or brown guy, throw him to the ground, rub his face in the dirt, stick their knees on the perp's neck or back, punch him in the head a few times. Or even taze him for the hell of it.
Instead, the FBI treated Stone like he was a privileged white man. Stone even said they were courteous to him. Fvck that.
Uhhhhhhh……….You DO realize that there have been actual instances of brown or black men being arrested that
didn't involve the police tackling, throwing him to the ground, rubbing his face in the dirt, sticking their knees on the perp's neck or back, punching him in the head a few times, or, even tazing him for the hell of it, right?
It's true, in spite of what you local community college pot bellied, bald on the top, ponytail wearing, white-guilt ridden, loony liberal professor of American Minority Oppression & Abuse in the 21st Century Studies may try desperately to convince you of every Tuesday and Thursday evening from 6 to 7 PM, dearheart.
Look into it for yourself.
Try to actually find how many of those poor little innocent, pure as the wind driven snow black and brown fellows are arrested every day, (all wrongfully of course, that goes without saying. But I went ahead and said it for you anyway. You are welcome.), then contrast that with the number of videos we see every day depicting what you describe.
If you dare.
The reason we see so much about these types of instances is because they are NOT the norm. They are made into a nation wide big fukin' deal when they are shown because they ARE a big deal. They ARE awful. They ARE wrong on so many levels. They DO need to be seen by everyone. They do need to be corrected. What they do NOT need to be is applied to others because they were applied to some. That will not make it better, will not prevent it in the future.