knoxxsouthy wrote:
Locked,
I'm sure the policeman knew what he was talking about. While that may be offensive it's the truth. And just as importantly your father knew that the cop was actually doing a good job which was probably at the root of his anger.
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I also remember my dad ranting to my mom one night. He had been driving through Plymouth and got pulled over by a white cop. Since my family used to live in Plymouth he struck up a conversation with the cop, who said "We usually patrol around here and try to catch as many n*ggers as we can. They come through here all the time, stirring up trouble. You're fine though; good to see a home-town boy." And he let him go, simply because he wasn't black. My dad didn't say anything at the time, but he was so angry when he got home about how corrupt the police were in Plymouth.
I'm sure the policeman knew what he was talking about. While that may be offensive it's the truth. And just as importantly your father knew that the cop was actually doing a good job which was probably at the root of his anger.
You're losing it, man.