[yorkietalkjilly]

Our DOJ and Commander in Chief have got to work together to start to bring this cop-hating portion of our citizenry into a better understanding and appreciation of just what cops do for this country - for all of us, our parents, brother and sisters and kids. Our President could strongly request and personally ask for the help of our rock and rap stars, putting all the weight of his presidency and legacy on the line.

Without a vibrant police force, we would literally have chaos and anarchy in our streets and no one would be safe in our homes or going to work, school, shopping or church. Why aren't those protesting groups meeting with fatherless and motherless kids and teens several times a week and helping them, making real connections with those hopeless kids and giving them some help, a job for those old enough to work and individual hope rather than raging in the streets over cops? Where are Bieber, Taylor Swift, RGIII, Eminem, PDiddy, Richard Sherman, Beastie Boys, Jay - Z, his wife, Tom Brady, the Gronk, Matt Damon, Beyonce and Kanye, Snoop Dogg, Ben Affleck, Miley, Nicki Minaj and other stars - all worth hundreds of millions of dollars individually - who could take time from their busy travel and party schedules to give back in a meaningful way - not just throw $$$ at the problem but actually meet one-on-one with these kids, give them honest personal time, give them jobs, pay for schooling, decent clothes, breakfast/dinner and hope for a real future? Just knowing someone they admire personally cares about them could make a huge difference if they had hope of a future.

Bet a task force a President many of their older brothers and family voted for, an organization formed to actually help them, consisting of those stars and even professional athletes that younger kids and teens admire and even envy, would be a powerful force for change if only those wealthy, entitled elites would PERSONALLY get involved face-to-face - not throw $ at the problem and go on about their lives but get personally involved. If only they would actually put themselves out there on that wall - like they expect out cops to do while many of those very music stars "sing" rap songs they sell for personal profit that utterly demean and vilify our police force - who are out there standing on that wall IN PERSON, dealing with these kids face-to-face every single day, to keep us safe, their careers in always jeopardy if they misjudge any situation, same as we all misjudge situations at times of stress and violence when our very lives are on the line.