For Indians and Muslims who support #blacklivesmatter
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My personal experience with black people in the US was not very nice. It may be down to cultural issues as I was not very familiar with the place to be honest.
But OTOH my experience with white folk was very pleasant. The no of times they helped me out or offered help just because I looked lost was very hearwarming.
This is not to say a person represents everyone. Just my personal experience.
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It is a matter of perspectives.
Black peoples in US are often very rude and prone to crime.Considering lack of higher education and economical distress,it's pretty much explains itself.But so are the most poor and less educated whites in many parts of the US,though little less than the blacks in number.
I found most white peoples in US polite,helpful,pleasant.But I won't expect any less from an highly educated person.But when I say this I say the exact same words for many educated,economically solvent Blacks too.
Any way What I was trying to say is the socioeconomic matters should be considered.And I say that from my personal experience.
And to the OP,brother try reading the title of the thread,it gives racist impression enough.What were thinking when you were writing the title??Here in Germany,I met literally hundreds of people both highly educated and German-non German,Muslim and Jew and christian who thinks shooting of unarmed Blacks were indeed unethical and shows the deepest scar of the American Society.I hope you will understand.
Regards.
Black peoples in US are often very rude and prone to crime.Considering lack of higher education and economical distress,it's pretty much explains itself.But so are the most poor and less educated whites in many parts of the US,though little less than the blacks in number.
I found most white peoples in US polite,helpful,pleasant.But I won't expect any less from an highly educated person.But when I say this I say the exact same words for many educated,economically solvent Blacks too.
Any way What I was trying to say is the socioeconomic matters should be considered.And I say that from my personal experience.
And to the OP,brother try reading the title of the thread,it gives racist impression enough.What were thinking when you were writing the title??Here in Germany,I met literally hundreds of people both highly educated and German-non German,Muslim and Jew and christian who thinks shooting of unarmed Blacks were indeed unethical and shows the deepest scar of the American Society.I hope you will understand.
Regards.
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I think varies from case to case. The incident with Micheal Brown has is one case where I am more supportive to the policeman. While another incident that involved the death of Eric Garner in New York, I am more supportive towards the victim. The US Department of Justice released a report upholding the verdict of Brown's case and having read that I side with the police on this issue.
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