"How can I help you officer?" "Yes sir." "No Sir." "Thank you." An approach to avoid ending up dead. //

Leonydus has 10 more examples, all in 2019, two of whom were women. All were white, all were unarmed, and all of whom were killed by police action. He has photos of almost every person killed.

The point is not that the police use of deadly force was justified in each instance — in some it was not.

The point is that police use of deadly force is situational and rarely “racist.” Plenty of white people die at the hands of police officers every year — justified and unjustified — but no one burns down buildings, loots businesses, and attacks the police over it.

The cries of “racism” are just a rallying cry of a social cause unrelated to police activity. It’s always been about identity politics — the advocates have simply found a reservoir of “white guilt” that allows them to co-opt educated middle class liberal white voters.