5 Black police officers charged over death of Tyre Nichols

I saw this story in the independent the other day and couldn't work out why there wasn't a big deal made about it, it sounded horrific

Now it makes complete sense.

It also proves that all the people who were suspicious about BLM and it's motivations were 100% correct.

This case can't be used to promote "Anti Racism" and therefore only certain black lives matter to activists in america which shows you how sleazy a lot of them are.

because most plebs dont make the connection that most cops are generally undertrained and, in the process of the training they do receive, are frequently predisposed to be more aggressive toward minority suspects. But for whatever reason, the Memphis police and government did the right thing and promptly in this case, didn't try and obfuscate or defend the actions of its officers or wait for any investigation or suspension period to act.

Just like all the other insinuations you just made about their race, these cops also don't match the national police union's preferred member. Or does racial innuendo only work one way?

I think I should clarify what I am saying: not that these officers were at all correct, but that the police institution was so quick and willing to cut them loose with such force and immediacy at least in part because they were minority black officers and it was a politically expedient decision therefore to make, absent a groundswell of rightwing support seen for white officers as seen in eg. the George Floyd murder, since the OP has already referenced the BLM and staked an argument against whether or not millions of people protested peacefully and whether that counts against the hundreds, even thousands who didn't, or their counterparts be they wearing blue, all black and an umbrella, or an awfully strange and 'proud' street gang uniform. In that case, white officers were defended politically for murdering "animal" black suspects, for all manner of reason ranging from their 'thuggishness' to the criminal history of the victim.

Not sure you can compare the George Floyd incident which was police responding to an incident to this:

From RTE;

Kidnapping?

And I never said you inferred they were identical but much the same. But if kidnapping is involved then that would make this case much more serious imo. I mean Chauvin didn't kidnap Floyd in which case I'm sure the incident would have had a more swift response from his unit where any doubt about Chauvin's innocence would be much less in doubt including in public opinion.

5 African Americans assault an African American, is being racist against your own race possible or could an actual understanding of actual statistics be portrayed as being racist in their reasoning for their actions 🤔?

CNN has multiple editions, you are on the international one.

Some video is due to be released this evening.

Apparently it is horrific.

That said no one is really surprised anymore.

Floyds murder was captured on high definition over a sustained period of time. It was beyond horrific and unique in the way it was documented.

Its just another example of how Black people in America are not as discriminated against as certain sectors would have you believe

I have lived in America and have a wide range of relatives there , I am acutely aware of the discrimination that exists in that country.

But good for you deciding what level of discrimination they experience. 👍️

It's more likely they got the boot so quick due to the revelation they're a black-only police gang during the initial investigation.

These race stories from America are click bait for RTE.