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American writer Jennifer Senior said that President Donald Trump, who in his first inaugural speech and who is hoping to be the last in January 2017, undertook to end what he described as the "American massacre", acquired his "private massacre" last week and it appears that his presence in office was not to stop it Rather, its sustainability, just as incitement was not only a feature of his campaign, but also his rule.
"What has the common denominator between Trump and the corrupt policemen" is that when historians look at Trump's rule, they can shorten his presidency at this moment, "when a sad policeman put his knee on the neck of an African American man for about 9 minutes and killed him," Senior said in an article published in the New York Times. At the sight of everyone, the street would explode, angry later on for this crime.
Signor added that Derek Chauvin was not the first policeman to kill an African-American with such brutality but rather embodied the Trump philosophy based on the "we are against others" equation and that is "the corrupt spirit that forms the essence of police brutality" as well as "the rotten essence of the forty-fifth president's philosophy ”
"Neither the corrupt policeman nor Trump sees that they are at the service of the citizens who have vowed to protect them, but they are only in the service of themselves and everyone else is the enemy," she added.
The writer noted that, since the beginning of his rule, the police have received a lot of perverted messages on the part of Trump encouraging them to embrace the dark side of their personalities, noting that in one of Trump's most revealing tweets of his character since the protests began, he boasted and boasted about the "bravery of intelligence and the threat of firing the fiercest dogs and most weapons Banshee ”on the protesters outside the White House if things get worse.
She noted that the anger of African Americans and many whites prompted them to take to the street to protest against the police brutality and racism even during the Corona pandemic, indicating that the new events once again highlighted a vacuum in the decision center and the absence of the leadership able to respond and deal in the appropriate manner exactly as happened with the Corona pandemic.
The protests began in Minneapolis, Minnesota, after a video clip of African American citizen George Floyd struggling to breathe while a white policeman kneeled on his neck until he breathed after several police officers helped him carry out his crime.
Trump earlier threatened to use unlimited military force against demonstrations across the United States to condemn the police violence and once again raised the chants of "important black lives" that have appeared in similar incidents in recent years.