By: T. Chamberlin

T. Chamberlin
Tue, 02 Jun 2020 16:05:38 +0000

Police did not respect Floyd. He did not react to them. Their reaction extreme and wrong. Over counterfeit 20 dollar bill he lost his right to fair justice. The police officer decided to stay on him and took away his right to breath. Enron guilty were never thrown to the ground and they were given right to fair justice. Enron dollar amount extremely high. If you treat someone with a beating heart as alive, then the story ends better. Police have seconds to make decisions in violent circumstances. Floyd was not violent. Drugs killing lives everyday. Some saved from overdose even by police. Our world is trying to do all we can to save addicted human beings to hope they have a chance to live productive lives. That police officer had plenty of time to save Floyd. The other police officers had plenty of time to pull him off of Floyd. All of the police officers made poor decisions that day. Our citizens are killing each other everyday in shootings and violent acts. Las Vegas, done by one person, killed many. Years ago in Cincinnati a 14 year old boy was killed by a homeowner because the boy was trying to steal his car. Our system does help some. That 14 year old was not given a chance. A car is immaterial and can be replaced. The man was not charged for it. Our prisons are swelling and overpopulated. Floyd would have been a perfect candidate to keep out of our prisons and given a chance. Our right to bear arms should not involve weapons that are not needed to protect ourselves or to hunt. Most only want those kinds of weapons because the government says they can't have them. Any ban will not keep guns out of the wrong hands. We need to start when our children are very small to teach them right and wrong. To teach our children there is nothing they can't be if they are willing to work hard. Any obstacle can be overcome no matter what color you are. You have a right to live the American dream. I blame the system and the broken down American family way of life. We work too hard to pay our bills and no one is home with our children. I am a woman. My ancestors had to fight for my right to vote. Women are still fighting to be treated as equals. Why are African Americans still needing to fight for rights that they already have. The majority of African Americans are hard-working people trying to raise their family in a world that they already have a mark against them. They are paying for the poor decisions of many of their own. If white people make poor decisions, it does not affect the rest of the white people. If I pull up in a Harley why does a woman hide her purse. People are hurt everyday for trusting the wrong person. We need for the majority of people regardless of race religion or beliefs to stand together. I want to believe the majority of us are good. 1 police officer could have saved Floyd's life that day. The majority of us hide and ignore the problems around us. Bad people of many colors are present. How do we help our world. We open our minds that not everyone is bad. I would give my life for my family to live better. To have a better world. We the peaceful and good out number the bad. I don't want to lose hope ever. But to watch so many police officers let one of their own do wrong, stand by and do nothing is making my hope fade for all of us. I taught my children that because their mom was not rich doesn't mean they can't have more or a better life. My daughter is in debt because she went to college. I see why our youth don't stand a chance without better education and something as simple as healthcare. A single mother trying to teach her children right doesn't have a chance if she can't have support of a father or a better education for them. So much is wrong with all of us. Yet the government sits high on the hill with the same problems but pay no price because of them. A man that treated women horribly became president. Our young women are used and portrayed in ED commercials and other business advertisements so they can make money. Maybe our news organizations need to report more good stories of African American success. Not only the stories of shootings and violence. Maybe we all need to offer more to our youths to support them now before society screws them up. Help us all keep hope.