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MrsJoe 76F
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8/24/2016 10:25 am

 I agree with your blog, and most emphatically with the first statement. Oh, and Skariff is so right on, too!
There are always a few "bad" cops, who let the authority go to their heads..... but overall, I believe most just want folks to follow the laws, be peaceful, and they want to go home to their families after their shift.
Be a prism, spreading God's light and love, not a mirror reflecting the world's hatred.


bijou624

8/24/2016 11:12 am

 "The most deadly ghetto riot of the 1960s occurred in Detroit, where 43 people were killed — 33 of whom were black."

I was there Maisie. In 1967 I was Maid of Honour at my cousin's wedding in Detroit. The riots were going on and there was a curfew. Four of us were driving home in the Best Man's convertible and we could see someone up on a rooftop pointing a rifle at our car. The driver stepped on the gas and we were lucky to get out of there. How terrifying and what a mess that city was in and with those riots and the demise of the auto industry there, beautiful Detroit never recovered.




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