AerchAngel
<B>Secretary of Statistics</B>
They should be held more accountable; they should be held to a higher standard than ordinary citizens. Power/responsibility dynamic.
So that's your answer: just comply more. Comply better. Always be complying.
It doesn't matter that you've maybe grown up in a social and institutional climate that has engendered in you the notion that you're criminal until proven "one of the good ones," that you have fewer rights or that they're more precarious because of your skin color, that you're targeted and seen as "enemy," less likely to be afforded any benefit of doubt. That you—inherently, instinctively, and through no fault of your own but merely by dint of birth—won't be trusted by authority, so why should trust authority?
You personally have even less clue about what was going on in that kid's head than you do about he did preceding or during the altercation that got him killed, but yet you're certain that he's a nefarious, no-good thug who'd only have gone on to do more harm, while his killer is entirely blameless in the incident.
Yet I'm the one blinded by ideology, married to conclusions, and unable to see reason.
absolutely fvkcing nailed it!!!
This is what I been preaching here for 12 years, I had to outwork my white colleagues to get in the position I am in now. I've worked with lazy half asses, don't show up on time, pitiful metric whiteys get raises while I got nothing, I worked double hard just to make sure when lay off time came, raises was the last thing on my mind. I had the metrics to back it up if it came to that.