Surrea Ivy and BKP discuss Tyre Nichols
- Tyre Nichols died. We don’t know how many times this is happening in the intercities because the guy doesn’t die. But this fits a narrative that they want to run with. We put $400M plus to de-escalate these issues.
- We don’t talk about how well orchestrated it is. And how it is intriguing how we get to some sort of normalcy and then something happens to get them fired up. It is about what we don’t talk about. We have politicians already creating the narrative. And how black moms are concerned about their black sons. We have thrown millions of dollars into these communities. We have funded the crisis training and the de-escalation for the photo ops. In 2020 Memphis got $9M. This is black crime, black communities, with black officers.
- You can’t legislate morality. We have a fundamental issue with people having an inability to regulate themselves. The issue we have in our communities is poverty. Life is hard for everybody. You have poverty mixed with lack of education and resources. There was no plausible explanation why the officers went from 0–60 on Tyre. They have created the demand for “F the Police” there is no respect for the authority or the school systems. The first line of authority is the parents and if you are bypassing the parents you are killing the respect. This is what the democrats have created.
- The officers are going into hot situations day in and day out. These situations happen every day in these cities.
- We destroyed the black families. The greatest injustice was done to the black man. The black family thrived until the Drug war, 1970–75. The dependency on the government. There was a rise in toxic femininity with black women. We have taken what holds society together and vilified it.
- The solution in the cities. You, American citizens, will have to take back the cities. You will have to self-regulate. Bringing back the communities being self-regulated.
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