the murder of ahmaud arbery. it was only after that video was made public that there was public outrage across the nation, and then state investigators got involved, and within 36 hours you had the first arrest in the case. then came the charges and then came the trial. but none of that guaranteed a verdict, and that is why when they heard the words guilty outside of that courthouse, there was so much meaning to so many people. black killed, life don t matter. for real, all life matters. not just black. we don t want to see nobody go through this. i wouldn t want to see no daddy watch their kid get shot down like that. so it s all our problem. it s all our problem. so, hey, let s keep fighting. let s keep joining and making this place a better place for all human beings. amen. all human beings. amen. everybody. amen. love everybody. love everybody. all human beings need to be
what do you say about the decision to pull out so quickly, and what do you say to your own government? see, the pullout isn t the problem. the pullout, i guess it was time. they should have done it, right? a few thousand troops cannot defend the whole country. they re not superheroes. they could have pressured us, be it the government, be it the taliban, they could have pressured them into not abusing citizens, especially afghan women. but they didn t do that. that s what makes me sad that people are not accountable in 21st century for the lives of afghans or any human being for that stance. right now afghans life don t matter is something that you u.s. tried coming to afghanistan and stayed here for two decades, claiming they were here for afghan people, right? then if you re not here for afghan people but you had the leverage, you claimed to be a