Comments by "bohemianwriter1" (@bohemianwriter1) on "Rudy Giuliani: White Cops Are Needed Because Black-On-Black Violence!" video.
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PolakFury"No cop died under Gulliani ...."
That was your claim. So not cop died during 9.11? Other than that, there was nothing there to back up your claim. What I did find, however, something amusing.
Let me quote them.
"If many people of color saw their rights violated by the police, no doubt many were happy to live in a safer city, or as Giuliani put it with typical delicacy when asked by a Washington Post reporter what he had done for minorities, “They’re alive. How about we start with that?”
And then there is this:
A March 2000 fatal police shooting in NYC of a black man named Patrick Dorismond underscored the Mayor's political vulnerabilities. Giuliani's handling of this tragic case inflamed old hostilities between his office and the city's minority populations. In this situation, the Mayor exacerbated a crisis when a calm and reassuring tone was needed. Citizens in many neighborhoods, especially minority ones, felt that the police under the Mayor's leadership could not be trusted. Their wariness was fed by well-known cases like the shooting of Amadou Diallo in the Bronx the year before. When Giuliani released Dorismond's sealed juvenile records, casting aspersions on a man who was dead, he merely drove the wedge deeper and intensified the distrust.
Giuliani's handling of the Dorismond case was wrong. Instead of easing the tensions and uniting the city, he had poured salt into the wound. "New York has a real problem, and we all know it," I said. "All of us, it seems except for the Mayor."
Apparently, Gulliani thought of himself as beyond criticism and accountability. Because all of us are irresponsible children, thugs and potential criminals. Except him and his party affiliations.
And his disdain for the poor and homeless is disgusting. So far off the bat from the ideology of the founding fathers who sought to combat homelessness by endorsing public housing for said poor.
Gulliani just arrests them.
In January 2000, on one of the coldest nights of the winter, cops with badges began pulling sleeping homeless out of bed, dazed and destitute, and putting handcuffs on them. They were being arrested for failing to appear in court in the distant past to answer for such heinous crimes as public urination, sleeping in the subway, and begging for food in public. 149 homeless were arrested. In City Hall Giuliani was ecstatic. “These are quality of life crimes,” he exulted.
Most of those arrested had afflictions, such as mental illness and substance abuse, common to those who end up on the street. When a NY Times article recounted the arrests, the mayor exploded. “There’s no way immunity in the law that says if you are homeless, you then get away with committing a crime,” Giuliani said. “You can ignore the problem and say, ‘Gee, I’m such a big, fuzzy-headed liberal that I’m going to walk away from it.’ That’s NYC in the 1980s. That’s New York City with 2000 murders.”
Somehow, he thinks that arresting homeless people who pissed in public ages ago has an impact on murders. What has he ever done for homeless veterans living in NYC?
And what has ha done regarding 9.11 except trying to benefit from it politically?
"And do you have any numbers on how many black kids your white cops have killed during Gulliani?"
How come Im asked a question that Im asking up above?"
Since you claim to sit with the facts in your favor, I must presume you know this as well. And I'm asking you....
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