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Permalink Reply by Burbia on November 28, 2014 at 12:14am

my guess here is that the statement is taken out of context, of course all life matters, but the assault on black lives is more blatant. if there is anything to the willie lynch letter, the making of a slave, then the incident at ferguson is reinforcement of oppression upon black lives and a continuation of slavery ongoing today. and the prisons filled disproportionately by blacks compared to non black lives are indicating the lives discounted and cheapened by the judicial system resulting in a statement that is being made here. the testimony given by the officer painted a picture reminiscent of what is mentioned in the willie lynch letter, pick the biggest meanest slave to be, kill him in front of others. i don't see any reason for leaving his dead body in the street as long as he was, except to express black live don't matter as much as others do and to illustrate tactics from the willie lynch letter. idk...

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Permalink Reply by Damonne Travis on November 28, 2014 at 1:31pm

It is persecution of YHVH's chosen...

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