"We did also feature other factors such as #policebrutality and the recent death before the video was presented."
True, the program did mention #RodneyKing , the #LAriots but not #GeorgeFloyd's name.
The program featured a NY correspondent saying:
"Violent protests are subsiding. For while I thought I will be raided if I walked out during the night."
"I dis-support the protesting," followed by a studio commentator who says:
"I completely agree with that NY resident."
1) Unending #policebrutality against the black
Then a female commentator asks:
"Why doesn't this go away?"
"The white cops fear the black people."
He explains that "there is an indistinct sense of fear in general against the black people," pulling from his personal experience with the LA cops making city rounds.
"That's the kind of pressure the cops are under."
like no other police in the world will be under pressure when you are in pursuit of a criminal gang.
Then suddenly he brings out a statistics; that 2.5 times more blacks are killed than whites.
So you see what he is trying here.
2) White people are always getting richer
"I'm just so astonished to know all this now!"
The expert shows a graph showing how the disparity between black and white assets have widen during the past 40 years and explains this leads to educational and income gaps.
3) Worsening cases of racial discrimination
Then the first picture he posts on the blackboard is Pres. @BarackObama and says, after Pres. Obama the blacks hoped that hate will dissipate but it did not.
And then he explains Trump came into the picture as a leader who would address the white people's distress.
So the expert wants to imply that racism became worse during the Obama era and Trump made it even worse.
"From reporting on the various protests I came to re-recognize how deeply rooted racism is in America, " and that he found black youths determined to stop racism in their generation.
No, Wait for another disappointment.
Then the reporter goes on to say this:
"However, some white people fear that blacks still have high crime rate and that many whites are being killed by the blacks. But they won't protest like today."
"This is how serious the divide is. And it is not easy at all to resolve this issue of racism."
Yeah, like a three-year-old would not know what.
Then the female commentator sighs deeply and says:
"My gosh the divide is SOOOO DEEP!?"
And then he calls onto #ANTIFA as the contending "group" against the #WhiteSupremacists.
"Some might destroy things or burn things down, but this is NOT violence. We are just destroying to let our voices be heard."
"No.... that's not how I will do it....I will not do it that way."
The MC then says, "They're just breaking things...but it may be looked as being violent."
Then what does she say?
"No, that IS violence."
(...continues after dinner)
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“So they both think differently but act radically?”
They BOTH do?
“The reason both sides get radicalized is NOT just due to racism but due to polarization of the American society itself”
Commentator: “This is getting deep...”
LEFT: A more equal society.
RIGHT: Protect America’s interest.
“Yes, it may sound like a nice idea but...”
It’s like the current White House spokeswoman during FOX era.
“The Right believes that America is founded on the principle of free competition and helping the weak goes against that very principle.”
Oh, so THAT’S HOW THEY think.
“So how does the Trump Administration intend to respond to this?”
The DC reporter then shows that Biden is winning over Trump on the upcoming Presidential Elections, because of the failed response against the #COVID19 crisis.
But I for one, detested it. Thanks for reading :-)
『これで世界をわかったつもりになれる!』
or
"This is ALL you need to PRETEND to know about the today’s world!”
#ShameOnYouNHK #せかいま
#NHKに抗議します
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