Black People Need To Arm Themselves, Get MORE Guns


It’s been a minute Milwaukee. People showed up in my life and asked me to spend time researching some serious ish regarding this nation, this world and my people. One of the things we spent time discussing is gun legislation and whether or not my people are on the wrong side of this debate.

Let me be clear. YOU, EVERYONE has the right to do what they want in this country as long as you aren’t breaking the law.

Back to my commentary…in the video above, nuthead Ann Coulter tries her best to come across as the defender of the Black Right to own guns. She’s a trip so let’s forget the messenger…the messege is something different.

History does teach US (some of US) that the government NEVER wanted the Black Race to be armed. They wanted us mentally and physcially unable to do for self and protect our people. At the same time, the majority population enjoyed the freedom of the 2nd Amendment (and all of them) and have voraciously defended it.

All I will tell you is that I’m carrying and the steel will be hot and smoking when neccessary.

How can WE protect OURSELVES with the back of our hands in the face of someone armed to do OUR PEOPLE harm?

Look, the time is long overdue for US to understand that WE need to arm OURSELVES.

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The Beast is Loose (Again) In Milwaukee…Caught on Video Assaulting Handcuffed Black Woman


Each time I read about or hear of an account involving a police officer assaulting a citizen, I cannot help but think of the song “The Beast is Loose” by the Fugees. Richard Schoen (42) – The Beast – is seen in the above video punching a woman. As a result of his action (being caught on film), MPD Chief Ed Flynn fired Schoen. Unfortunately, the Milwaukee Fire and Police Commission reinstated him.

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The above video and following account of the incident were taken from the MPD YouTube site.

Richard Schoen, 42, had nine years of service on the Milwaukee Police Department. Chief Flynn discharged Schoen May 1 for an incident in September during which Schoen hit a female prisoner who was handcuffed in the back of his squad car – a violation of the core value of restraint, as described in the department’s Code of Conduct.

On September 22, 2011, at 9:18 p.m., Schoen punched a prisoner in the face, removed her from the squad by her hair and struck her to the body with his knee, while she was handcuffed in the squad. Schoen conducted a traffic stop of the woman at 9 p.m. in the 4100 block of N. 51st Blvd. The driver became argumentative and used profanity, resulting in her arrest.

Upon arrival at the District 7 garage, the prisoner began to stomp her left leg on the floor of the squad and yelled that her leg hurt. Schoen opened the rear passenger door and attempted to pull the prisoner out by the bottom of her shirt. He then entered the rear passenger compartment and struck her in the face. He grabbed her hair and pulled her from the squad. Once on the ground, Schoen delivered a knee strike to the prisoner’s stomach.

In the Milwaukee Police Department Code of Conduct, one of the core values for members is restraint. “We use the minimum force and authority necessary to accomplish a proper police purpose. We demonstrate self-discipline, even when no one is listening or watching,” the Code of Conduct reads. In addition to restraint, the other core values are competence, courage, integrity, leadership and respect.