After the Ferguson Grand Jury decided not to indict Officer Darren Wilson over the shooting incident involving robbery suspect Michael Brown, the race-baiting knuckleheads continued on with the false narrative that the teen had been shot only because of his race, while grossly ignoring the facts of the case which supported eye-witness accounts that the officer had acted in self-defense after being charged by Brown. The chair of the Congressional Black Caucus chimed in and continued to stir the pot, coming out several days ago with the asinine statement that the jury’s decision proved that in America “black lives hold no value.” There is a major detail of what Officer Wilson was doing before the shooting, which the main stream media is choosing to ignore, and it could potentially deal a shattering blow to the race-baiters’ agenda that the shooting was racially motivated. Immediately before receiving the radio call regarding Brown’s strong-armed robbery of the local convenience store, Wilson had responded to an “emergency involving a 2-year-old child who had trouble breathing,” after the child was reportedly running a fever at her home at the Northwinds Apartments. So why is this fact being ignored by the main stream media? Saving the life of a small black child wouldn’t fit the narrative that this officer shot Michael Brown in cold blood while surrendering with his hands up. Despite being called to the scene of the robbery which was currently taking place on West Florissant Avenue, the officer chose to stay with the mother and the child until the ambulance arrived in order to ensure that they were safely transported to the hospital. It was only when healthcare workers arrived that he left to respond to the other call, which potentially helped save the life of the child. While racial profiling and police brutality does exist at the hands of a few bad apples, the facts in this case simply do not support the agenda the race-baiting idiots keep perpetuating. If this officer was choosing to be trigger-happy that day, simply because Brown was black, why would he have cared if this black child lived or died and chose to stay until emergency workers arrived? It just doesn’t fit, no matter how hard they try to force it.
Posted on: Thu, 04 Dec 2014 12:44:11 +0000
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