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So r we still against community policing?
If black people stopped using the N word, this wouldn't have happened
So r we still against community policing?
between this and the John Crawford incident Black people need to mobilize a national boycott of Walmart, effective indefinitely. They haven't gotten a dime from me since the Crawford shooting and I hope more people follow suit.
and stop recruiting trigger happy/psychologically unstable morons from the US military to these police departments, this idiot should have never been back on the street. How many more innocent people will this thug get to kill?
Boycotting Walmart ain't gonna change anything if all you're doing is transferring money to another white business who equally don't give a fukk about us.
It's a start, I'm seeing companies who are letting it be known what side they are on and I am choosing not to economically support them what about you?
I asked you a questionAgain, swapping out Walmart for another white company isn't going to change anything. Target, Kmart, Sears, etc would have done the exact same thing and I'm pretty sure you already know that breh
I'm not even shocked anymore. For real, I'm just glad that I know my rights.
da fukk is so funny
I asked you a question
da fukk is so funny
I'm singling out repeated instances, but do your thingShould black people support Walmart? Absolutely not. In my opinion black people shouldn't support any non black businesses (unfortunately its not feasible with the current economic condition of black America). It's why my bank is black, the investment company I use is black, the vet for my dog is black, the neighborhood I live in is back, and on and on. Ive literally spent hours scouring the internet finding black owned products to support so that I don't have to buy shyt like bottled water and toilet paper from white people.
But again, singling out Walmart won't change shyt because all of these other white companies are no different.
I'm singling out repeated instances, but do your thing