The war on cops is ramping up in America; it is not likely to
slow down until a new president is elected who will speak for justice and peace
instead of racist grievances that are either made up or no longer relevant. President
Obama can still do a lot of damage after he retires to play golf and deliver
Marxist speeches. But at least then his voice will be in the background, and as
such, won’t sway as much as it does now. It is not easy to keep up with the
incidents of cops being shot by black thugs; in a better world it would be hard
to keep up with all the black thugs being outdrawn or put behind bars.
More cops are being targeted than ever before because of how
the president and his spokesmen qualify their appeals for peace; that is, when
they even make such appeals. They qualify their words so much that even the
most illiterate black thug can tell that they want violence to increase instead
of decrease. Sometimes they don’t even try to hide the racist fires they are
trying to keep going or start. Joe Biden warned the blacks that the republicans
want to put them back in chains! “They’re going to put y’all back in chains.”
That is what he said as a vice-president running for a second term under Barack
Obama! Who believes that the republicans want to put black people back in
chains? No one does. Black thugs take it as an invitation to kill and riot.
Obama still speaks of Trayvon Martin and Michael Brown as if the facts proved
that each one did not get what he deserved and that the courts judged them in
the spirit of the Ku Klux Klan!
Because the cops are not being supported by federal, or even
regional, politicians in some cases, they are hesitating to use their best
tools for zoning in on bad guys. Profiling is one of their best tools. If
raccoons were getting into your garbage every weekend, you would profile them;
if weasels were eating your hens at night, you would profile them. If a black
person is a known drug dealer, you should profile him. If a Muslim is known to
have communicated with terrorists, you should profile him.
The hunch is another indispensable tool. If you had a hunch
that a skunk was eating your eggs before you could gather them, you would
follow up on it. If you had a hunch that a relative was molesting your
daughter, you would follow up on it. If you’ve got a hunch that a black person
wearing a hoodie is up to no good, you should follow up on it. If you’ve got a
hunch that a Muslim is boarding a bus with evil intent, you should follow up on
it. Cops must be allowed to act as the rest of us act. We all profile and we
all follow up on hunches. Profiling and hunches are to cops what female
intuition is to the ladies. A woman knows when another woman is playing for her
man; a cop usually knows when a ne’re do well is up to something sinister. God
has put wisdom in our inward parts, the book of Job says (Job 38.36.) Sometimes
we don’t fully comprehend why, but we feel the need to profile a thing or
person and to follow up on a vague hunch. This is that wisdom at work. When we
begin to censure the people we have hired to protect us—when we begin to
discourage their use of subtle wisdom arising from these abstruse, occult
inward parts, we put both them and us in peril.
When the cops finally get their backing back from the
politicians, provided that better men are voted in, they can get back to
profiling and following up on hunches without fear of losing their jobs. As
things are now, cops are so afraid of losing their jobs that they might be
risking their lives and ours by profiling less and by letting some of their most
fruitful hunches fall to the ground without any follow up. When more righteous
men get into power, the cops ought to be told, even from the oval office
itself, that they can now get back to profiling and following up every hunch.
They should be told then, the following: “Cops, get back to what you do best:
profile, profile, profile, hunches, hunches, hunches; suspicious Muslim,
suspicious Muslim, suspicious Muslim; black thugs, black thugs, black thugs;
the hood, the hood, the hood; location, location, location.
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