Killing Michael Brown Argumentative Essay
It is unavoidable to look away from this injustice. For years, people suffer from these crimes of violence! Officer's use of brute force to take down criminals, even the innocent if they don’t comply with the law. These barbaric strategies police officers do to “protect us” have not benefited us. We fear when we see a cop. We fear when our cars are stopped. We fear when we see their weaponry. Police officers are supposed to make us feel safe, but look at the mess we find ourselves in.
Cops are supposed to keep us safe, maintain order, and preserve the peace. However, this has not been the case for years. On the news, practically every day we hear of police brutality. We hear the cries of the family lamenting their loss, whether be it a man woman or child. Yet while this loss of life takes place, the murderer’s judgement is not always favorable. Will the brutal officer be punished? Was Darren Wilson charged for killing Michael Brown, an unarmed man? No! Justice was not served! Justice did not take place! A man responsible for pulling the trigger on an unarmed man, shooting his body six times, with bullets piercing his skin all over until it was devoid life. Brown may have been a criminal, his last moments should not have been ugly, so painful, so sad. We observe …show more content…
We cannot truly repair their families with a violent response. Martin Luther brought us change without violence, and we must take that approach with respect to his mission. The nation feels that we are a victimized group, but we are a strong people who fought against adversities deeper than this. I urge you all to look inside yourselves and see the real threat to our peace, look toward how to better our community. Let us not fall to the stereotypes that for years been assigned to us. Let us create new image of our community and reach the peace we desired for centuries. Only then can we limit this spread of hatred bred of police
Cops are supposed to keep us safe, maintain order, and preserve the peace. However, this has not been the case for years. On the news, practically every day we hear of police brutality. We hear the cries of the family lamenting their loss, whether be it a man woman or child. Yet while this loss of life takes place, the murderer’s judgement is not always favorable. Will the brutal officer be punished? Was Darren Wilson charged for killing Michael Brown, an unarmed man? No! Justice was not served! Justice did not take place! A man responsible for pulling the trigger on an unarmed man, shooting his body six times, with bullets piercing his skin all over until it was devoid life. Brown may have been a criminal, his last moments should not have been ugly, so painful, so sad. We observe …show more content…
We cannot truly repair their families with a violent response. Martin Luther brought us change without violence, and we must take that approach with respect to his mission. The nation feels that we are a victimized group, but we are a strong people who fought against adversities deeper than this. I urge you all to look inside yourselves and see the real threat to our peace, look toward how to better our community. Let us not fall to the stereotypes that for years been assigned to us. Let us create new image of our community and reach the peace we desired for centuries. Only then can we limit this spread of hatred bred of police