I agree. My concern is when this fizzles out and between then and when something like this happens again, will there be equal outrage at the high level of homicide deaths in big cities?
No one should die like that from police, and the outrage is obviously justified. But it shouldn't only surface ONLY when a white cop kills a black man. Black people should be furious at both sides.
I think due to the symbolic nature of this whole situation the outrage levels will never be the same. Criminals taking lives is more accepted by the public as it is what the public expects criminals to do, is that a good thing? No but it's completely different to a police officer killing someone over nothing.
The loss of life is a terrible thing in any circumstance where it is not justified. The issue of black on black crime is also rooted in what made black so many black communities the way they are, the systems that were and albeit to a lesser extent now are still in existence.
I do understand what you are saying but I think it is a bit different, I also recognise that I'm not really in a position to analyse the issue of the American system as I am just someone looking from the outside in.
In Australia we have had over 400 Indigenous Australians die in police custody since 91 a terrible statistic that I didn't even know before all this happened. Things need to change here I can tell you that much.