Ft Worth White Cop Provokes & Then Assaults Black Women who Called 911 on White Man who Grabbed 7 yr Old

"Why Did You Teach Your Son to Litter?" -- 'Whats Wrong with the Neighbor Putting His Hands on Your Son?' Racists are the most provocative people in the world, they know how to push Black people's buttons - they know how to bring the nigger out. [MORE] Through our reactions we are dominated. Where would their kingdom be without us and our participation?

Who is the master here? Who is the reactionary? Bhagwan explains, 'to react means you are acting unconsciously. Somebody is manipulating you. Somebody says something, does something, and you react. The real master of the situation is somebody else. Somebody comes and insults you and you react, you become angry. Somebody comes and praises you and you smile and you become happy. Both are the same. You are a slave and the other knows how to push your buttons. You are behaving like a machine. You are an automaton, not a human being yet. A plaything in the hands of others.' [MORE] and [MORE]. 

From [HERE] A Facebook video posted by a Black woman Wednesday night regarding how a Forth Worth Police Department officer handled a 911 call is quickly gaining traction online.

The video posted on Porsha Craver’s Facebook account shows a white officer arresting her aunt and her two cousins, who said they called police for help. The video starts with a the white cop talking with the neighbor, a white man. Then the cop talks to the Black woman, Jacqueline Craig, who explains to the officer that her 7-year-old son was grabbed and choked by the neighbor for littering and “defying him” when he told the child to pick up the paper. The neighbor, seen standing by in the video, is a white man. The exchange immediately grows heated with Craig telling the officer that his question made her angry and the officer replying he would take her to jail if she continued yelling at him.

Craig, had called police Wednesday afternoon to report that a man had assaulted her son for littering, according to the woman’s relatives. Relatives said that a man in their southwest Fort Worth neighborhood had grabbed the boy by the neck in an attempt to get him to pick up the trash. [MORE]