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One thing I’ve learned on the @ring neighborhood app is that white folks steal so casually. They’re brazen in how chill they are about committing crime.
Is it because they can do it so often and easily in life with little or no consequence?
Real question.
I’m truly amazed.
Is it because they can do it so often and easily in life with little or no consequence?
Real question.
I’m truly amazed.
A few years ago there was a # where white folks were honest about how easily they can get away with stuff in life.
Stuff = criminal activity that would get other folks long prison sentences or on a very bad day quickly shot & killed by police.
I think of that watching @ring.
Stuff = criminal activity that would get other folks long prison sentences or on a very bad day quickly shot & killed by police.
I think of that watching @ring.
Another thing I noticed on the @ring app is how white folks describe the other white folks who commit crimes. They’re always still called ladies & men or kids. Never thugs, animals or criminals. They keep their humanity always even when doing heinous things brazenly ON camera.
Which led me back to #IndictmentWatch & how so many white people are publicly calling for the “clown car of crimes”committed by that orange menace to just be ignored.
AND how the Black prosecutors are somehow the criminals & animals in this scenario.
Telling, isn’t it? #SMDH
AND how the Black prosecutors are somehow the criminals & animals in this scenario.
Telling, isn’t it? #SMDH
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