I'LL BET THE JUDGE WISHES SHE HAD A GUN TO PROTECT HERSELF FROM THE BLACK SAVAGES AS THEY BROKE INTO HER HOME AND ACCOSTED HER AND HER ELDERLY 79 YEAR OLD HUSBAND A RETIRED LAWYER. THIS MY FRIENDS IS AMERICA'S BLACK PLAGUE. IT MAY BE "ILLEGAL" TO PROFILE, BUT IT IS STILL DONE ALL THE TIME. IF IT LOOKS LIKE A DUCK, WALKS LIKE A DUCK AND QUACKS LIKE A DUCK IT'S A DUCK STUPID! THAT'S NOT PROFILING IT'S KNOWING YOUR ENVIRONMENT AND THE CREATURES INHABITING IT.
December
11, 2015
Federal Judge Who Outlawed Racial Profiling is Victim of Black Mob Violence
Federal
Judge Susan Dlott wrote the book on racial profiling in 2002.
Last
week, she ripped it into one million tiny pieces when three black
people broke into her $8 million Cincinnati home and started beating
her and her 79-year old husband.
“There’s
three black men with guns at our house,” Dlott
told a 911 operator after
she escaped the home invasion
and
ran to her neighbor’s house one mile away.
And
just in case the operator did not hear her the first time, Dlott said
it again: “My husband and the dogs are still there. There are three
black men with guns and masks at the house.”
That’s
Racial Profiling 101: Identifying the criminals by race, as if that
had something to do with it.
You
remember, the same thing NBC tried to pin on George Zimmerman when it
maliciously (mis)edited his 911 call about Trayvon Martin.
Dlott
became a national heroine of the movement to outlaw -- and define --
racial profiling in 2002, the year after the Cincinnati riots.
Another memory refresher: That was when thousands
of black people rampaged through
Cincinnati for four days, burning, destroying, threatening,
vandalizing, beating, defying police -- all because a police shooting
reminded everyone that black people are relentless victims of
relentless white racism.
And
cops were always picking on black people for no reason what so ever.
Even Bill Cosby cancelled a concert. That’s how bad it was.
That
is what the NAACP said when it sued the city in federal court. Once
the NAACP lawsuit was assigned to Dlott, they consolidated all their
cases in her court. Because everyone knew they had a kindred spirit
on the bench in Dlott.
At
the time, the Cincinnati Enquirer described
her as an “unabashed liberal.” Which to them was a compliment.
“Now the future of race relations in the Queen City may be in her
hands. She’s overseeing an unprecedented effort to resolve a racial
profiling lawsuit that accuses Cincinnati police of detaining
African-Americans because of their skin color.“The outcome of the case could set a new standard for resolving decades-old problems in
race relations, not only here but nationwide.”And it did -- maybe not the way they expected. Last year for example, it took local media almost a week to figure out that during the Taste of Cincinnati, large groups of black people were gleefully attacking bus riders, commuters, members of a gay country western dance club, little old ladies and even the children of the local DA during and after then annual downtown celebration.
No
one wanted to say it. No one wanted to report it. Because in
Cincinnati, Dlott helped reporters and public officials long ago
figure out that identifying criminals by race is a very bad thing.
The
lawsuit in Dlott’s court quickly became more of an arbitration than
a trial, with lots of community meetings and “input from
stakeholders.” In theory, that meant finding out what was really
happening. In practice, it degenerated into lot of angry black people
talking about how cops were always picking on them.
With
a lot of white media and public officials cowering in agreement.
The
police were part of this process, but were mostly left to mumble they
were not racists and they were just doing their job by catching
criminals. Which no one seemed to care about -- not enough to risk
being labeled as racist, at any rate.
For
all the talk of how black criminals were being treated unfairly,
there was little or no testimony about black on white crime and black
mob violence in Cincinnati. And how it was wildly out of proportion.
And little from white and Asian victims of that crime and violence --
then and now documented with a letter from a Cincinnati cop in that
scintillating best seller, Don’tMake the Black Kids Angry.
From
the very beginning of the proceedings, everyone pretty much agreed
that black people were victims, not the perpetrators. No matter what
those racist crime numbers showed.
Writing
in a lawjournal at Duke University,
Andrew Taslitz describes the mob atmosphere that permeated Dlott’s
federal court. And yeah, he thought it was a good thing: “The 2001
Cincinnati violence and resulting bad press for the police force
created an atmosphere conducive to the defendants settling quickly.
Plaintiffs took advantage of this situation by offering to submit
their complaint to a mediation.”
Dlott
and the NAACP made it clear the case was about more than just one cop
beating one black person. Said Taslitz:
“But the protests and resulting violence were about far more than the excessive use of force. Protestors were also angered by what they viewed as years of degrading racial profiling by the local police. A teenager interviewed by the Washington Post seemed to capture the sense of the community:
“The riots are not just a reaction to the killing of an African-American male, but to the injustice to our people for so long,” said Christopher Johnson, 16, as he stood on the church steps. “Just walking down the street I get asked [by police], ‘What are you doing?’ I pay taxes like they do. I should be able to walk down a public street.”
It
is not known whether the Post actually
confirmed the young man in question actually paid taxes.
Whatever:
By the time the trial was over, black people in Cincinnati knew they
had a new champion, Dlott. And this champion let everyone know that
from then on, police would be keeping better statistics of any
disparity between white people and black people who are stopped
and/or arrested.
Because
any disparity between white crime and black crime was the result of
one thing and one thing only: White racism manifest in racial
profiling.
Just
a few months ago, AttorneyGeneral Lynch was the featured speaker at
a Black Caucus seminar on this topic, where several black police
chiefs and lawyers and government officials agreed that if the same
amount of police resources were moved to white neighborhoods, police
would make the same kind of arrests in the same amount.
So
there really is no difference between black and white crime.
That
is the essence of racial profiling.
That
is how so many people in Cincinnati and in law journals around the
country know Susan Dlott.
And
that is why so many people in her hometown and around the country
were a bit surprised she was so quick to pull the race card in her
call to 911: After all, we know far more black people in Cincinnati
are arrested for burglary and home invasion. But in her world, white
people do it too. In the same amount. They just don’t get caught.
Her
friends took to TV and the internet to remind everyone how Dlott has
pioneered so many “civil rights” decisions. And how her wealthy
trial lawyer husband is a lifetime board member of the NAACP.
"If
we lost her, which we would have but for her smart thinking... and a
few coincidences, we would've lost one of the great civil rights
judges of our time,” herneighbor told a local TV news crew.
“It's because of Susan Dlott that we have community policing here
and modeled across the nation. She structured that agreement.”
As
if somehow excusing black criminality gave her a pass from the
consequences of black criminality that is wildly out of proportion.
It
did not.
As
if somehow everyone should overlook how Judge Dlott was so eager to
racially profile the people who threw her husband down a flight of
steps. Many did not, and were happy to say so in the various accounts
of this crime on the web:
“She didn't care about their age, height, weight, clothing, facial hair. Nope. They weren't, "teens", now but "THREE BLACK MEN!”
“She sounded like she might clutch her purse too if she had one!,” said another.
“She should have to apologize to these children in court for causing them all these problems. They could have been shot and killed by the very Police she ruled were profiling black children.”
“I hope I'm a juror on that case, ‘they're victims of white racism, NOT GUILTY.’ “
“Because of people like her. Shaming people who have reason to live with a healthy dose of fear by calling them racists. Judge Dlott's Ivory Tower was invaded and she became one of us for a moment. Oh the shame! Hello pot? This is the kettle. You're black.”
The
three home invaders who just happened to be black were soon caught.
And remain in jail awaiting trial with bail of at least $2.5 million.
That
did not sit well with the mother of one of the alleged invaders, who
told reporters her son was a good boy who did not normally do stuff
like that.
SO THERE YOU HAVE IT. A TYPICAL LIBERAL WHO HAS NO CLUE ABOUT AMERICA'S BLACK PLAGUE. AN ENABLER OF BLACK CRIMINALITY BY EXCUSING AWAY BLACK CRIMINAL BEHAVIOR. NOW THAT SHE AND HER HUSBAND HAVE BECOME VICTIMS OF THEIR OWN LIBERAL IDEAS OF HOW THE WORLD OPERATES, WILL THEY WAKE UP AND CHANGE THEIR LIBERAL VIEWS ON RACE? DOUBTFUL, BUT IT IS VERY INTERESTING THAT THE FEDERAL JUDGE WHO PUT THE KIBOSH ON RACIAL PROFILING BECAME THE VICTIM OF BLACK HOME INVADING MARAUDERS. IT'S JUST LUCKY SHE WAS NOT RAPED AND NO ONE WAS KILLED EVEN THOUGH HER HUSBAND SUFFERED SEVERE INJURIES.
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