The following article highlights something that has ALWAYS BEEN KNOWN, but some of us as Black People still want to keep trying to PRETEND OTHERWISE. For the however many time, when you decide as a BLACK PERSON, PARTICULARLY AS A BLACK MALE, TO SELL DRUGS, USE ILLEGAL GUNS, YADDAH-YADDAH-WHOOP-DE-WOO!?
FOOL! THE NAZI-COPS KNOW WHO THE FUCK YOU ARE. WHERE YOU'RE AT! WHAT YOU ARE DOING! AND AT THEIR LEISURE, THEY WILL DECIDE WHEN TO FUCK YOU OVER AND FUCKIN KILL YOU!
Yet you keep getting Blackmen and Blackboys, Teens, STILL trying to make money off of a KNOWN RAT-TRAP DESIGNED TO KILL YOU AT WORSE! PERMANENTLY DISENFRANCHISE YOU AT BEST! My mother was asking me a few weeks ago "How on earth do we still have laws on the books that claim you can be STRIPPED and YOU DO GET STRIPPED OF YOUR RIGHT TO VOTE, after you have gone to jail and served your time!?"
And I told her "Those laws were centered around destroying OUR ABILITY to vote and they're still on the books and it shows you how full of shit the NAACP is and Urban League and Black Lives Matter. Because if you are a REAL BLACK ORGANIZATION, one of YOUR FIRST TARGETS is the fact of what you just said. Especially since we are being adversely effected by these laws. But when you have a collection of Negroes and Nigger-Traitors coming together with Sellouts, Bed-Wenches, Coons and Fringe Agent Folk? Then you get a HOT MESS that doesn't actually do anything for Blacks, but take up space and waste Our Time that we don't have."
Why am I typing this now? Because of the article that follows where we are giving opportunities to Nazi-Cops to come and kill us, where it is not worth it. Has never BEEN worth it and DOES NOT CONTRIBUTE TO OUR CAUSE AS BLACK PEOPLE. Selling baited-drugs and using illegal-guns while doing it, does NOT help us in the rebuilding of Our People. It simply allows for Nazi-Cops and Whites to continue to make their false claims and slander towards us about how "criminal we are". Where there is ZERO LONG-TERM BENEFIT in the street game, where it is LITERALLY, a street, GAME.
A Con-game. Being run ON YOU. Here is the article;
St. Louis police shoot, kill 18-year-old after home search
By JIM SALTER26 minutes ago
ST. LOUIS (AP) — A black 18-year-old fleeing from officers serving a search warrant at a home in a crime-troubled section of St. Louis was shot and killed Wednesday by police after he pointed a gun at them, the city's police chief said.
The shooting drew protests throughout the day, with many of the roughly 150 people who gathered at the scene Wednesday afternoon questioning the use of deadly force. Some chanted "Black Lives Matter," a mantra used a year ago after the police shooting death of 18-year-old Michael Brown in nearby Ferguson.
Later Wednesday, police made nine arrests and used tear gas to clear a street after protesters ignored commands and threw glass bottles and rocks at officers, St. Louis Police Chief Sam Dotson said, adding that officers were also responding to reports of burglaries in the area.
At a press conference earlier in the day, Dotson said two suspects fled from the home about noon Wednesday on the city's north side before the 18-year-old turned and pointed a handgun at the officers, who shot him. That suspect, identified later in a statement by police as Mansur Ball-Bey of St. Louis, died at the scene. Police are searching for the second suspect, who they said is believed to be in his mid- to late teens.
Both officers, who are white, were unharmed, according to a police report.
Dotson said four guns, including the handgun wielded by the dead suspect, and crack cocaine were recovered at or near the home, which last year yielded illegal guns during a police search.
A man and woman who were also inside the home were arrested, Dotson said.
Police obtained the search warrant because they believed the home harbored suspects in other crimes, Dotson said.
Dotson didn't specify which crimes, but he noted that a killing happened on the same street Monday and a nearby market just was riddled by bullets.
That area also is near where a 93-year-old veteran who was part of the Tuskegee Airmen — black World War II pilots — was the victim of crimes twice within a few minutes Sunday, being robbed and then having his car stolen. The veteran was unhurt, and his car was found Tuesday blocks from where it was taken.
Many of those who gathered Wednesday afternoon voiced anger at police. As police removed their yellow tape that cordoned off the scene, dozens of people converged on the home's front yard, many chanting insults and gesturing obscenely at officers. Several onlookers surrounded individual officers, yelling at them.
"Another youth down by the hands of police," Dex Dockett, 42, who lives nearby, told a reporter. "What could have been done different to de-escalate rather than escalate? They (police) come in with an us-against-them mentality. You've got to have the right kind of cops to engage in these types of neighborhoods."
Another neighborhood resident, Fred Price, skeptical about Dotson's account that the suspect pointed a gun at officers before being mortally wounded.
"They provoked the situation," Price, 33, said. "Situations like this make us want to keep the police out of the neighborhood. They're shooting first, then asking questions."
SWAT members arrived on the scene later in the afternoon to disperse the crowd after some had thrown water bottles at the officers.
On Wednesday night, nine people were arrested and police used tear gas to clear a street after a group of protesters blocked it and threw rocks and bottles at officers, Dotson said at a news conference.
Dotson said police would release video showing that officers gave multiple orders to clear the street and warnings that the tear gas would be used.
The chief also said the fire department responded to the area after a car was set on fire. Officers were also continuing to respond to reports of burglaries nearby, he said.
Tensions remain high in the St. Louis area after unrest during the anniversary of Brown's death. Brown, who was black and unarmed, was fatally shot by Ferguson officer Darren Wilson on Aug. 9, 2014. A St. Louis County grand jury and the U.S. Justice Department declined to charge Wilson, who resigned in November.
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Associated Press reporter Jim Suhr contributed to this report.
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