Toronto should “end this senseless, iterative pattern of hate, vengeance and homicide of strong young black men by other strong, young black men,” said Dr. Patrick Antoine, former Grenadian ambassador to the World Trade Organization and mentor to homicide victim Jarryl “BJ” Hagley.One... Toronto, as a geographic location, has nothing to do with this senseless slaughter and two... you're confusing strength with thuggish brutality.
This is culture, pure & simple.
"The commission says black people make up only 8.8 per cent of Toronto’s population, but were involved in 70 per cent of fatal police shootings between Jan. 1, 2013 and June 30, 2017."Apparently, they've skipped over the number of non-police shootings for some reason.
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RIGHT ON CUE:
Officers arrived at Queen Street West and Spadina Avenue around 3 a.m. and found bullet holes in a building and multiple shell casings at the scene. Police said the victim showed up, on his own at St. Joseph’s Hospital with serious injuries and was later transferred to St. Michael’s Hospital downtown.