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While some people may say it’s the President’s fault why our cities are in the state that they are in, that is purely their opinion.  However in reality this country has been screwed up for a very long time most definitely before many of the past and present President’s tenure in the Oval Office.  A Louisiana police chief who voiced his rant on social media about the killing of police officers basically blamed President Obama for not doing enough has been terminated as he should have been.  The issues surrounding the police in the community should have been dealt with long ago and now the **** has really hit the fan hard.  People are tired of being sick and tired of being oppressed by those who are sworn to protect and serve.

The truth of the matter is very simple, if you are racially biased whether black, white, or whatever and you are supposed to protect the very people you are biased against…IT WILL NOT WORK!!!  A massive overhaul of every police department need to happen, the only way to get results is with change and it must be done willingly and permeate internally.

Read more as reported by Breaking Brown:

A Louisiana police officer is out of a job after blaming President Obama for not doing enough to end violence against white police officers.

The Jonesville Town Council asked Tuesday for Police Chief Skylar Dore’s resignation over racially inflammatory comments he made on Facebook, The Natchez Democrat reported.

“Hey Mr. (expletive) president when are you going to grow a (expletive) pair. And tell it like it is. These are terrorist. That have declared (expletive) war on my brother. (White police officers) enough is enough,” Chief Dore ranted.

“How many police officers have to die trying to protect the citizens of this country. Any other president would have declared full on war on this group. Since when in our (expletive) history do we stand idle to the ambush murders of law enforcement. It has to STOP NOW!!!!!”

Dore, who is white, apologized for the comments, saying he was emotional and frustrated after the Baton Rouge shootings.

The apology didn’t hold much sway as Dore was still asked to resign.