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Summary
The speaker expresses outrage over a shooting incident in Rochester, NY, during a festival weekend. They criticize the police for allegedly inciting violence by using mace balls before shots were fired, leading to the death of a young girl. The speaker also points to online groups that express racist sentiments and questions why people are surprised by violence when such sentiments exist.
Structure
1Condemnation of violence and police actions
2Criticism of the police's handling of the situation
3Discussion of online hate groups
4Expression of condolences and a call for justice
On-screen text
PR FESTIVAL WEEKEND,
ROCHESTER NY.
VOILENCE ACROSS OUR
COMMUNITIES HAS TO
STOP.
Transcript
Y'all shot a young girl in the face last night on Clinton and fucking Morrill. Y'all are violating that girl sending that video around first of all. Of that, the girl, y'all are dead ass disrespectful. Her family is not in town. Nothing. No respect. Bystanders are saying that police let off mace balls before the shots, which means that the police incited that shit. Arguably, I think that police throwing the mace balls first, a terribly failed attempt at dispersing the crowd. But in the same breath, there are steps and procedures to following a protocol, okay? When it's introduced and I feel like something like a curfew has step-by-step procedure. The first one was not to throw a fucking mace ball. Excusable? Hell, no. But RPD, y'all just instigated a murder. But the person, people, or group that let off those shots. How you fucking slept last night. Lie. I don't know. Y'all need to stop gathering on Clinton after certain times. Then on top of that, I'm not saying don't have your friends. The. It's a group of them on Facebook that are actively talking about how they never wanted your black ass in their community anyway. So are you surprised when they keep killing your people, or you're gonna stop going? If you was really supposed to debut on Clinton last night. There definitely needs to be better implementation practices. I'm not gonna lie. People already saw that curfew as a joke. Now we think it's the joke of the year. Lastly, I send my deepest condolences to her family. I don't know the girl. She's identified in a way that's morally respective and I pray she gets justice.
Original caption
This problem trickles down into so many i’m not gonna lie. My page is where I share my outlook & opinion on plenty of things, but this is just sad bro i don’t know what to say. I stopped going outside unless it was my sisters events because of sht like this, this sht is just heartbreaking to see my people cycle thru ts repeatedly. I don’t mean black people, I mean my city. I see: - FB mention of PRs spewing racist comments toward the black community - RPD inciting violence instead of de-escalating - Perpetual community violence - perpetual gun violence - PERPETUAL FAILURE TO RESPECT THE DEAD. - Lacking route of procedure by the City of Rochester & RPD, leading to an influx of chaos rather than a decrease. Something standing out so hugely to me is how on facebook, instagram, etc folks are conversing about the young woman who’s lost her life a night of violence (rightfully sow) & PRs v BLACKS. I hate to say it, but this was a direct attempt by the police department to cause civil unrest between communities at a time where racial tensions are HIGH. We’ve just celebrated the 7th Annual Black Culture Festival where fellow community members were unhappy with the visible lack of attendees and the PR Festival Weekend where it seems numbers did not disappoint, but community members also felt strong emotions about lack of presence for our own community. Share your thoughts, feelings, & perspectives below for all are welcomed & respected as long as you are welcoming & respectful. #rochesterny #stoptheviolence #fypシ #fypシ゚viral #communitystories