"Racism" & Group Psychosis

[H2O Man]

24. It's interesting

(at least to me) :

The police were looking for a man with light-brown skin, 6' tall, thin, with no facial hair, who was wearing a dark-colored business suit. and no hat. They eventually "found" Rubin, who was 5' 8" tall, heavy-set, jet black, with a thick Fu Manchu and goatee; he was wearing a light-colored outfit, with his favorite hat. Although the lead investigator would testify that Rubin "didn't even remotely" fit the description of the gunman -- indeed, two shooting victims said it was definitely NOT him, with one able to ID the actual killer -- that same detective would later claim the description "fit" rubin.

That detective claimed that Rubin was the racist. He said that a black man who Carter had never met was murdered the previous day, and that Rubin was a rabid, mad-dog racist murderer, who vented his rage on four innocent people. (There was no evidence -- ZERO -- presented to support the claim that Rubin hated any white person, much less all of them. Quite the contrary.)

Our society too often has its mind incarcerated in the prison of hatred.