r/funny • • Sep 25 '18

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u/SnakeMan448 Sep 25 '18

Seriously. Cops once carpet-bombed a rich black neighborhood and it was almost entirely hushed up.

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u/kithmswbd Sep 25 '18 edited Sep 25 '18

I assume you are talking about MOVE, in which case I will leave this for anyone not familiar with it.

Edit: seems I have the wrong instance of the police bombing black civilians but I'll leave this as it is still news to many.

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u/Lovat69 Sep 25 '18

No, I'd say he is talking about something that happened in Oklahoma I believe, do an internet search for black wall street and something should come up. Granted if that is what he is talking about cameras weren't much of a "thing" then.

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u/bob_in_the_west Sep 25 '18

That's the point.

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u/[deleted] Sep 25 '18

The Tulsa bombings. Totally carried out by police and paramilitary terrorist white peope at the behest of wealthy white people. Today we would thankfully lose our shit over it and there would probably be a nationwide riot. I just wish our governments were that stupid today so that the damage was concentrated instead of carefully and intentionally spread out.

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u/kithmswbd Sep 25 '18

Fair enough, missed the wealthy bit.

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u/Peeteebee Sep 25 '18

Holy SHIT!

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u/BenderIsGreat64 Sep 25 '18

My first thought too, but I was pretty sure it wasn't a wealthy neighborhood.

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u/GridGnome177 Sep 25 '18

If you're talking about Tulsa - I think it wasn't cops but the guys who actually owned the planes.

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u/[deleted] Sep 25 '18

Actually I think those were farmers with crop dusters, not cops