Btruth:
Bleep both of them.

Amen to that brother. Amen to that

joshuaidibia:


Amen to that brother. Amen to that

codemaniacs:



both of you should read the goldman777 comment below,

The fact is I was responding to the comment saying “ He was the only one arrested because he is a black man. They left the white crew” and you can see that quote in my first comment on this topic. I don’t think anyone who watched the video would say that.
Now to the unrelated (unrelated to my initial comment) issue you raised: I think the cops were unprofessional in disregarding the request for clarification on the order that they had given to the crew- they were willing to move and asked where they could move to. I think that the black journalist was likely targeted, however, interpreting my feelings as the definite truth flaws my credibility, and instead of bolstering, weakens any intellectual argument I may have especially with a delicate, yet important issue as racism.

Advice: Try not to use extreme words in describing an opinion or things you aren’t certain about. You may mean one thing but communicate something entirely different. Qualifying or measuring your words can boost your credibility. For example rather than say “Shola Is never late”, you could say “Over the course of working with Shola, I have not seen him come in late”. That way, if Shola comes late, it doesn’t affect your credibility and make me begin to take your words with a pinch of salt.
Cheers