@spiritualone

First of all I'd like to give my condolences to the family of the manwho was shot and apologise for the rather underwhelming response you have had so far,to yet another outrage perpetrated againstan African American.

I would like to offer my support, and the support, (if only by proxy)of the Brothers and Sisters in the UK who no doubt would do so themselves if they were aware of this incident.

Watching this video has had a serious impact on me. Seeing the stark reality of a Black Man holding nothing more thana moblie phonegunned down, scared the hell out of me.

In the video I watched, there was only the sound of the police cars' engine. This,to me, gave the final outcome a much more ominous meaning. It's almost as though he was blindfolded and executed,the inhuman implementation of some grisly policy.

Is this the fate that awaitsall Blacks?

I wish I could be there in person to lend my support tothe quest for justice. This happens time and time again.What can thoseof us who arewilling to confront theseoutrages head on do, apart from what we have always done?

It happens here too and we try to find answers, get justice, go through the whole cycle of tears and outrage once more.

I guess all we can do iskeep fighting, and never give up hope.

Peace!