Cincinnati police chief blames 'social media' and 'journalism' after brutal mob attack goes viral

Funny how when blacks do this kind of stuff, skin color is never mentioned. But if it were the other way around, oh my goodness. Suffice to say, skin color would be mentioned.

I lived in Cincinnati for many years. I left along with many others because we could all see what was going to happen. I can remember the moment I realized my progressive and idealistic ways were forever vanquished by reality. That was in the 2001 race riots in Cincinnati. I was in college and attending a party following an orchestra concert when the riots broke out. We were right across the street from one of the district HQ for CPD. What I saw I will never forget. These "protestors" were not screaming about justice. They were robbing and looting businesses, most of which were owned by black folks. The neighborhood, Over-the-Rhine, mostly black, was so damaged by that it caused the property value to drop which was later purchased, renovated, and sold by wealthy white folks. Gentrified if you will. You see, this decline didn't happen over night, nor in the last five years. It began in my opinion that night with the riots. City leaders were too afraid to act to regain control and restore order. That broke the trust that many in the city who were the financial backbone and simply began to leave in droves. Add to that we have had one after another racial incidents of varying degrees of absurdity. Including a juvenile court judge who turned out to be an incompetent crook and a nutter and as a result was removed from the bench. My breaking point was serving on a jury and seeing all the people getting crazy light sentences for pretty serious crimes all because of their skin color. I could go on, but I left Cincinnati years ago and only rarely go back.