Is it normal that i hate these types of people.

Or maybe the people that are resisting the cops should do as told? When I went to high school, they had a specific room for campus police, next to the cafeteria where most fights in school would occur. It was a predominantly black school so obviously most fights included black students. I remember majority of the fights that occurred but I never bothered to go crowd around like everyone did. Anyways, I recall seeing a lot of the teachers pulling away the included students, the angrier party thrashing around in the arms of a campus police woman and man, was that kid vicious. That lady was a trooper, he was flailing and literally hitting this woman in the face trying to break away but she apprehended him, no handcuffs and no taser.

You try being in the shoes of an officer. Deal with all the duress and putting your life on the line everyday. When you feel threatened for your life, you have all right to neutralize the threat. This applies to everyone. Police are not superheros with awesome strength and abilities; expecting these people to just shoot the legs or arms without a fatal shot or safely apprehend someone who is belligerent or fighting back is unrealistic. You try being a policeman, with a spouse, a kid or kids, and family. In that moment of time, you feel like you are in danger and the last thing you want is to die.

Police men and women are not just disposable racist machines. They aren't people you say "fuck you" to. Of course, there are scumbags in the system and police brutality to address but what good is it to apply hate to everyone in the police force? You don't want anybody to generalize black people, so why would you with police? If you want police brutality to end for anyone, don't blind it with race. In this post I specifically talk about black people that play victim and this wouldn't happen without media using "white on black" crime as a sensational crutch to have people to see it and talk about it 24/7. This has become "if you don't think this black person is wrongly prejudice against, you're racist" and "#BlackLivesMatter not #AllLivesMatter bc this is about black people" because the only people I see focused about race is black people.

I am all about ending police brutality to anybody and anyone but please don't make this an issue of race.

"black kids cant even have a pool party without white cops" and "fuck the police, these were just black kids having fun"

Thats a great headline, especially these days. There have been a lot of tragic deaths on behalf of law enforcement with the victims being of african american, black/negro descent.

In regards to the recent incident that happened in your home town: based on the facts that you describe those children (regardless of color) deserve to be put through the criminal justice system and learn a fucking thing.

In regards to your original question, whether or not it was normal to hate a certain type of "people"... I understood it as: You, "hating" black people as one singular unit that plays the race card or victim card whenever they get in trouble in the law.

You aren't absolutely wrong about that, that shit certainly does happen - especially and perhaps only in the united states. But "black" people in the united states, i mean there are so many different negro cultures. African, Jamaican, Haitian, West Indian, Swahili!

At the very same time, segregation and racism is still very alive today in 2015. Look at the 21 year old who committed a shooting in north carolina. Hell i almost thought that was you!

In the united states, black people in general aren't all the ghetto ass niggas you see at the dollar store or at target making a big fucking scene over everything and nothing. In fact, some of those ghetto ass Negroes are trying to be very law abiding citizens but its extremely difficult when you dont have actual US dollar to throw around.

Long story short, blacks in america get a very bad rep and yeah, they kind of deserve it. But to blame black people all together is just plain fucked up. One certain race of human will tend and gravitate to live in a community where they feel comfortable - safe. Especially with African AMERICANS - who have a lot of history in regards to segregation and racism.

Having a black president is a good start. Now its about education - teachers who really care about being actual leaders and mentors regardless of the status quo.

Theres a movie called "Dangerous Minds" that might help you understand just a little bit of what im trying to tell you. Its not all "black" and "white". There are many shades of "gray" that has nothing to do with a middle aged women getting wet.

I am aware of the good people. I don't take out anything on anybody but I just dont like seeing my friends taken by sensationalism and seeing everything as a black and white situation when it should be more reviewed as a "what happened and why it had happened" stance.

If Asian Americans can move over to America dirt poor, break language barriers, keep down their households and kids, make a living and be successful in less than a generation, how is this society not giving them a chance?

I say hate but really I just dislike people who use race as a crutch to call someone or something racist when nobody was using race except the one who called it. I give people the benefit of the doubt, despite using the victim card but once they talk about how "it's all white people who are bad, black people are always oppressed and victims", that just shows how racist somebody is to me. I want to be able to make people see more than what is given to them and I honestly hope for people to even just research the issues at hand to recognize that not everything including a black person or even a person of a different race is a situation of race. But I know that no one person can change people's mind of anything.