Trust a scouser to stand up for the gangster!
BBC has carried on with the woke nonsense:
Community leaders say London's black communities are traumatised over the Chris Kaba court case.
www.bbc.co.uk
What hit him the most was
"the public decision that was done"???
The mother has similar communication issues:
"so what I want... just the justice must done"
I do wonder if half the problem is that some of these people are barely capable of processing what has happened, a bad thing has happened to them and so it must be someone else's fault, there must be some "justice" and of course, a bit of compensation would go down nicely too no doubt!
It does seem incredibly patronising though for everyone else, like the wider black "community" who perhaps weren't raised in the Congo like Chris's mum with a poor education system, poor early childhood nutrition and all the knock-on effects of that when trying to function and raise kids in a more advanced society.
Why does this impact say a black solicitor or a black tesco worker or a black nurse? They've got nothing to do with gangsters and/or encountering armed police in a hard stop.
If this was some old-school white gangster from South or East London getting shot would we be worried about say white working-class Londoners feeling traumatised? It would be a ridiculous thing to worry about yet there is this continuously parroted line about the "community" being impacted heavily by this etc.. the main impact is from race baiters and other grifters trying to stir up tensions/start some more BLM protests.
