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Foxnews Cuts Random Live Interview–Understanding This Point Will Solve Ferguson Race Tensions
Tuesday, August 19, 2014 19:28
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I was just watching Hannity on Foxnews and they were live interviewing a black protester actively on the march and protesting.
The thing is, Hannity wanted a couple of questions to be asked and these questions were asked at random to this individual genius.
Hannity wanted to know directly from this one protester, “Do you believe the officer involved in the shooting is innocent until proven guilty?”
The black protester replied, “Well there should be a trial because that’s the law. But the thing is man, every single time one of us; a black man, does something wrong we get locked up while there’s an investi–Whoops, they lost the live feed and had to go to commercial!
Now I am not kidding folks! This just happened and you; and I, both know why this happened. We think, because we cannot know for sure, it was because the TRUTH was finally about to be heard!
Now I want everybody reading this to understand one more point. This happens too damn much when it comes to police, and people who have connections or money.
But why the hell do the police enjoy such credit and luxury? It has been proven; time and time again, police do commit crimes. All types of people often get the same treatment this black protester was talking about.
If you need a reminder, I’m talking about not having to go to jail while you await bail or the clearing of your name.
Why is this point so damn hard for people to understand? It’s so easy to see. If you have money or some kind of “clout” because you are in law enforcement, you go home and hope they don’t file charges. But if you are poor, or somebody who knows nobody of “clout,” you go to jail!
Watch Hannity tonight on the replay and you will see this interview in the first 15 minutes.
Thanks for Reading
Ordinary Human
