The rampaging uselessness of American government — no justice for cop-slaughtered Eric Garner — after 4 years of pretended investigation
© 2018 Peter Free
20 July 2018
Rage may be a sane reaction to much of what goes on in the United States
My peaceful Buddhist-like proclivities notwithstanding.
For example
In these "exceptional" United States, 4 years have not been long enough for the Feds to decide whether Eric Garner's civil rights were violated — when New York City police choked the ailing and harmless man to death for no decent reason.
We might fairly infer (from this) that the US Justice Department crew (and its bosses) are comprised of:
white supremacist-inclined,
arguably vacuum-brained,
perhaps lazy
and
(certainly) public relations-manipulating
Similarly, in New York
Four years have not been enough for the New York City Police Department to administratively evaluate whether the cops involved did evil things during the Garner homicide.
This, despite having almost everything necessary to making a reasoned decision available on an immediately available video.
We can thus hypothesize that NYPD is run by:
white supremacist-favoring
(perhaps) stone-headed
(probably) blind
(certainly) spine-lacking
(undeniably) militaristic
sloths.
The moral? — These are our United States
The Justice Department and NYPD are two clearly representative samples of American "authorities".
We can surmise, from these and other cases, that intrusively rampaging uselessness characterizes visible American government, generally.
Interestingly — given the Garner case's very long time-line — one cannot blame its:
step-stalling
bigot-supporting
"stall till they forget" style
on the Trump presidential administration.
As I keep saying, it is us who are the problem. And it is time that "some of us" forcefully turn against the nastier parts of "some of us".
Colloquially speaking:
Ain't nobody gonna do nuthin'
to fix nuthin'
till
they "be" looking up
the persuasive end
of expulsion
from Life's sweetly parasitic pasture(s).
So to speak.