Don't worry, if you missed it, there was another one yesterday

Baton Rouge, Louisiana and Falcon Heights, Minnesota.

Two videos in two days of police fatally shooting two black men

who, when you watch the video, did nothing to warrant them

losing their lives.

You know the hardest part of having a conversation

surrounding police shooting in America, it always feels like in America

it's like if you take a stand for something,

you automatically are against something else.

such a strange world to be in.

You're either a cat person or a dog person.

You know, you're a Red Socks or you're a Yankees.

When you text, you type LOL or HA HA HA!

I mean, personally I'm LOL.

I know a lot of people are HA HA HA, and I respect that.

The important thing is we can come together and hate those who type LOL LOL LOL LOL LOL LOL.

Because what is that? That's not even a thing.

You can't be laughing out loud loud loud loud loud, that's not a thing.

Anyway, the point is, it's either one or the other.

But with police shooting, it shouldn't have to work that way.

For instance, if you pro-BLACK-LIVES-MATTER,

you assumed to be anti-police.

And if you pro-police, then you surely hate black people.

It seems like it's either pro-cop or anti-black

or pro-black and anti-cop

When in reality, you can be pro-cop and pro-black

which is what we should all be

This is what we should be aiming for.

I guess technically that mean you could also be anti-cop and anti-black

which, I don't know, would make you Mel Gibson, I don't know.

But the point is you shouldn't have to choose between the police and citizens that they're sworn to protect.

You know what makes this incident even more paintful

is the fact that there are some people who don't even think that this police problem exists.

Did you guys remember that catcalling video in New York City, right?

The one with a woman walk around in New York for a day

and over a hundred men took that as an invitation to harass her.

Remember that video?

I gonna be honest, I remember watching that video, I was shocked.

I was shock by how extreme catcalling was.

I didn't know. Because I am a man, I did not see that in my world.

I didn't know that it could happen for blocks and a woman was harassed over and over again.

And I was shocked by that, when I saw the video, I didn't think men would doing that.

I didn't think men were that concern with the sugar content of woman's breast.

I didn't know these things were happening.

Because I hadn't seen it.

You know, I didn't think it was that common.

I thought it was only done by like construction workers and cartoon wolves.

That's what I thought it was all about.

But after I watch the video, I realized that there was a problem.

Because seeing is believing.

And yet for some strange reasons, when it comes to video of police shooting,

seeing isn't beliveing.

The police will always come out with a statement like

I know it looks like the officer shot the man

even though he was subdued

But what the video doesn't show from this angle is that

the policeman feared for his life due to the suspect's physical action

that, again, are not visible from this angle

I want to ask the question why is it that the police only do that when they're the ones on camera

Because if there's ever a video of you committing a crime

the police won't be like

oh no I know it looks like the suspect is robbing the cash register in the video

But what you don't see from this angle is that..

In fact, how do we know the video isn't playing in reverse?

How do we know he isn't putting the money into the register?

You can't judge from a video.

Why is the video never enough?

Tahrir Rice, there was a video.

Eric Garner there was a video

Laquan McDonald there was a video

and yet still skepticism

And it's only about this.

When it comes to bigfoot, people see one blurry video and dedicate their lives to finding him.

They leave their family. Dedicate themselves to that sh*t.

And you know what, it's hard to blame black people for not trusting the police in this country.

Because even when the police have the responsibility of filming themselves

stuff like this happens

The two officers are now on administrative leave

both of them were body cameras

However, during the altercation, the body camera did come dislodged.

Really?

The body camera became dislodged?

So, what, has it gotten so bad that even the camera are like

oh sorry I can't be a part of this

I can't. I've seen enough. I've seen enough.

Really? The camera became dislodged?

I call bullsh*t, yeah.

I call bullsh*t

Because I've seen white people cameras

and those things never come off.

Wow

Wow

I'm alive!

You know it's a white people video when it ends with someone screaming, I'm alive!

You know what pissed me off the most about this

I don't think there is a problem with the police or some people say

I don't think there is a problem with the police

You know, black people are surely doing something.

Maybe the black guy did something wrong.

You can't deny the racism.

At some point you have to acknowledge it.

In fact, think of this, think of the most racist thing that you can call black people.

Think of it. The most racist thing people said.

They can them monkeys, baboons, gorillas.

And yet, when people watch the video of an actual gorilla been shot for dragging a child,

not only was there more outraged for the gorilla,

the organization responsible for killing the gorilla

admitted that there was a systemic problem that needed to be fixed.

A criminal investigation is now focus on how a little boy fell into a gorilla enclosure at Cincinnati Zoo.

Reports of the zoo is making changes to prevent tragic accidents like this from happening again.

That's for a f*cking gorilla!

They're making changes for a gorilla!

One gorilla! One!

It's a truth. I don't.. like I shouldn't be afraid to say

America has a problem within its police force.

And although this is a problem that this proportionally affects black people,

it's not just a black problem

this is an American problem.

Because just today, there was a third video

this time of a white kid getting shot by the police

while he was lying down on the ground

This is an America problem

Everyone is involved.

And with all those evidence on the video, surely the least American can expect from its police,

is for them to admit that there is a problem.

Because you can't fix something until you admit that is broken.

And you probably saying, oh Trevor what does it help?

What doe is help to just admit you have a problem?

Well, the Las Vegas police problem did just that.

In 2011, they admitted that there was a potential for bias.

They admitted that there is a better way for police to interact with suspects.

And so just by acknowledging that and training their officers on how access

and de escalate their situation

They were able to decrease the amount of police shooting by 36 percent.

36 percent!

which is not perfect!

I know it's not perfect, but at least they're doing something.

And if the police can get their sh*t together,

in a city where you can rent a tiger,

and get married to a Filipino Elvis Presley

then in my opinion, the rest of America has no excuse.

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