@ILuvGrumpyCat said:
non-African-Americans have also stood hand in hand with African-Americans and protested.
So?
As far as I (and other Afro-Americans of my persuasion) are concerned, we do not want them there, nor did we beg them for help.
They are unnecessary and ambiguous.
You leave out the fact that Black on Black crime has been an epidemic going back twenty or more years.
This is a Classic Red Herring trotted out whenever Afro-Americans rebel against their circumstance.
It doesn't matter, and you should not mention it. It is none of your business; in fact, mentioning it makes you seem like a disinterested racist person.
It's a myth - a distraction - a lie.
And, quite frankly, we're sick and tired of having "black-on-black" crime thrown in our faces. Cop slayings and white-on-black homicides are far more injurious.
No, please, continue. I liked it when you mentioned an insane black person in the hopes of frightening me.
It's a Thing; whenever an Afro-American mentions a radical figure, the Opposition then mentions some totally insane black person, like, for example, Joseph Kony, or General Butt Naked.
Being a proactive black person does not mean that I want to skin white people alive and eat their infants. You may notice that @HelloRaptor played the "Enemy" gambit first, not I.