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The Police Operating under Justice Taney 1857 decision, "A Black Man has No Right that A White Man is bound to Respect."

Created by C.J. on September 27, 2016

As an Afrikan in America, I see why our history has been all, but wiped out. We have no Country to defend us like the millions of Immigrants that are in our land. We are Moors, Indigenous to this land. We do not honor our Mothers and Fathers, because we cannot trace our Bloodlines. America is a Republic not a Democracy, we swear to it every time we say the Pledge of Allegiance. It seems we are being exterminated through the Casual Killing Act of 1669, before every shooting or beating of an unarmed Afrikan in America the mantra is, "Stop resisting; throw down your gun," while hand-cuffed, subdued; hands in the air or we say we can't breathe. Why is this not at least considered as a talking point when we say we want to end the only perfect religion of the land, "White Supremacy Racism"

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