Here's what I said.
"We scream from the rooftops about reforming the police. But we never hear any screams for reforming society."
I never said people don't talk about societal issues. Not even close to what I said. I guess to clarify, I will rephrase it. When you hear people like the MSM, activists or idiots like Lebron talk about police killing black people and how it needs to stop, it is always about how the police need to change. Never about how society needs to change to prevent the interactions with the cops to begin with. Not that there isn't a need for police reform. But attitudes towards cops, resisting arrest, criminal activities in general and personal accountability for one's own actions are all things that are on the citizens to change and without that change, police reform will be useless. And before you say that people do talk about these things, pay attention to what I said. You hear screams for police reform, but not for societal reform. And most specifically, after police killings. And it's always about race as if they are being killed just because they're black.