By D. Large
One thing we know, Kenneth Chamberlain loved and believed in Mr. Obama and his presidency. In his terror and last moments of life he had the presence of mind to call on the one man he believed could save him.
"Mr. President help".
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| Kenneth Chamberlain |
I did not know Kenneth Chamberlain personally but we shared one thing in common, we both served this country as U.S. Marines and that is our bond. He gave his life for this nation. But his death did not happen fighting on some battle field thousands of miles away. He was murdered by a brutal cop named Anthony Carelli. A cop who called a 'Hero' a "nigger" before he shot him to death.
This is how we reward those we call "Heroes" who give their lives for this nation.
A racial slur then a bullet.
The vast majority of whites see no inhumanity in Chamberlain's death. Racism has so broken their souls and damaged their abilities beyond reasonable faculties to have any compassion. Their allegiance is with the police. White, right or wrong.
The death of Kenneth Chamberlain proves we are still misguided by own racial prejudices and bias.
If this type of cruelty and violence would have been perpetuated by a black police officer on a elderly ailing white war veteran the public outcry would be demanding prosecution of the officer or a public lynching.
Prosecutors in this case said the cop was justified in using force.
Case closed.
A cop walks free to continue his life.
Mr. Chamberlain takes his place among the dead.
Nearly five years ago the nation was euphoric because the country showed the world a black man could be elected president. We thought a new day had dawned, A day where race relations would take a step forward and the common good would exalt over the past prejudices and racial hatred.
We wanted to believe, but we were wrong.
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