A conservative Black women's view on George Floyd and police brutality

[Bob21]

Black conservative, Walter Williams said that African-Americans are "the only ones that make heroes out of the worst in society. No where else in the world do they do it, not even in Africa." He was referring to making heroes out of the George Floyd types.

Those making heroes of George Floyd are in the minority. That is not anywhere near the point of most protestors. It is for police accountability. But please your best to ignore the point to everything and make up some false alternative narrative.

Go look at the protestors that carry signs? Show me pictures that have George Floyd's name on them? So fucking full of shit.

And Bob21, I have no idea if liberalism broke up the black family unit. You seem to act like they were all fine before the policies. This is not true on any level and an absurdity on its face.

Let me get this straight. You want police accountability. That’s what these protests are about. Can you name me one person that doesn’t want police accountability?

Do you know of a rogue group out there that doesn’t want police accountability? Are these the people protesters are protesting against?

Almost every major city in America is run by liberals. Are you now saying the liberals running our cities don’t want any police accountability? If that’s the case, why do you liberals keeping voting in liberals?

If I was one of these people protesting I’d throw down my picket sign and try to find someone who will hold police accountable. It’s clear the liberals aren’t doing it.

And I do have an idea who broke the black family. The stats clearly show it started with liberalism. And I never said everything was fine before the 60s Civil Rights movement. But the inner cities were thriving, people had jobs, families were still in tact, crime was low, etc. Compared to now it was close to utopia.

Liberals have created hellholes out of our inner cities. They weren’t like that before liberals got in charge. Look up the stats if you don’t believe me.