Suspicious right? Day before the guy dies he’s sending messages to young black men on being better. Then this gets even more publicity than anything else. Then only the lockdown cities/states are being rioted, in predominantly black neighborhoods where professional organizations https://twitter.com/dolioj/status/1266527076544372737

Have literally setup road maps for “visitors” on where to go. We have police being abandoned by their own mayors and by the media (some of them deserved that). All the media attention is on the violent protests cause it’s more juicy but no coverage on the groups unified, silent,

and praying. There are drug deals to get people out of their minds while they’re doing incredible damage and in some cases taking lives. Mind you, justice needs to be served and our nation’s eyes need to be opened to a system that doesn’t protect everyone equally. Regardless of

Whatever data you may want to respond this thread with, it doesn’t help make people more safe. We all have different life experiences and we all have different views and cultures and beliefs. But I have friends and friends of friends and classmates who sincerely feel unheard. Who

sincerely feel unsafe. Let’s try for a minute to give them a platform to at least try and tell you their story and try to offer solutions. Now, to those who are doing the major damage... one injustice doesn’t heal another. Your actions are causing someone else pain.

As the Bible teaches us, do unto others as you would have them do unto you. When Jesus was arrested and when Peter cut off the man’s ear in defense, Jesus told him to lower his sword and healed the man. When Jesus was being prosecuted by the Pharisees and even up to His death, He

Did not incite violence. Pray for you neighbors and your ENEMIES. Let us all be strong together and treat each other with the respect. Yes #blacklivesmatter and there is no but to follow that. Be safe. Be wise. Be strong and know your Lord your God walks with you