[TheRealThing]

There were many within his own community who wished ill on the Southern Christian Leadership group of MLK. They had their agendas and motives, most of which conflicted with Dr. King's message and methods. Charlatans and hucksters exist in every walk of life, the church included. I would like to see the Dallas police chief who is retiring be appointed to create a national task force on improving understanding between police and community. Shooting unarmed people ain't cool. Non-compliance to police officers orders ain't smart. I also think more training for cops on dealing with mental illness is optimal.

Which of course means you accept the narrative being put forth which states that dimwitted and trigger happy police, just up and shoot black folks because they're some kind of sub specie that doesn't really matter. To do that means you have to ignore the statistics completely, along with the twin lies which got this black lives matter ball rolling in the first place. They were the false charges of the Trayvon Martin affair, in which we saw wild eyed speculation being reported and exacerbated by a very disingenuous press. And the lie propagated by the CBC among others, said lie BTW, rose to the level of infamy even though a DOJ that leans so hard to the left that side of their heads all have callouses on them, as 'hands up don't shoot' was proven to have been a lie perpetrated by a biased witness.

And from incidents such as these rose what seems to be the national right to now treat the police as if their first inclination is to murder innocent black people and then lie about it. You do realize that once the authority on which this nation has functioned since it's inception, that being the rule of law, is sufficiently eroded by such stupidity, there will exist no authority to keep the peace and ensure orderliness in our society, right? Such rejection of authority would serve an apt definition for anarchy.