Without Getting the Joke, the Indianapolis Media Celebrates a Peaceful "Indiana Black Expo" Weekend (No Mention of the Police-State Necessary for this to Occur...)

Go ahead and clap.

Give yourselves a standing ovation!

Pop the champagne and celebrate.

"Summer Celebration" is the code-word used by media for "Indiana Black Expo" -- no one dares get the joke (police presence evident...)

Just don’t demand an encore, because without the “armies on the streets” none of this would have been possible; and this type of resource allocation isn’t available every weekend, when the crime and mayhem found in Indianapolis is an undeclared exposition of blackness.

Let flow the celebratory language and laudatory verbiage for the self-control exerted by those attending the Indiana Black Expo in Indianapolis this past weekend, all courtesy of a police state built to guard against the genetic proclivities/predilections of those blacks in attendance.

Extra-lights, police “officers in helicopters, on bicycles and on horseback to help keep order,” the Department of Homeland Security deploying a mobile command center… measures necessary for the black cultural event to take place in a peaceful manner.

Imagine a people whose individual actions require a permanent chaperone to keep some form of peace, a pitiful reminder of why adolescent co-ed parties require parental supervision and why you must be 21 years of age to drink.

Self-control.

Personal responsibility.

Impulse control and future-time orientation.

Axiomatic for large congregations of white people at implicit white cultural events, but at an explicitly black event like the Indiana Black Expo, the lack of the self-control, personal responsibility, and impulse control by those in attendance requires constant vigilance by the state to maintain law and order. [Security to be tight at Expo event's final weekend, NWITimes.com, 7-18-14]:

Public safety officials have taken a broad approach to security by trying to address the social issues that often breed violence in addition to adding extra patrols. Sgt. Kendale Adams said uniformed and plainclothes officers will be downtown, and off-duty officers hired by the municipal transit service will keep watch at bus stops. 

"We'll obviously be out in large numbers," Adams said. 

And so, with an army of police (in uniform, on horseback, in police cars, hovering overhead in a helicopter, and in plainclothes), volunteers (from the 10 Point Coalition), and a Homeland Security command center, those in charge of the Indiana Black Expo can – with a straight face – call the event a success… [Organizers call 2014 Indiana Black Expo a success, WishTV.com, 7-21-14]:

The 2014 Indiana Black Expo Summer Celebration wrapped up Sunday night and event organizers are calling this year’s expo a success. IBE CEO and President Tanya Bell says she never doubted this year’s event would be safe and successful. The teamwork between IBE and IMPD ensured that Summer Celebration was just that. 

“It’s an opportunity for us to come out and celebrate our culture, our heritage, our history, our talents, the accomplishments that African Americans have made,” said Bell.

The Indianapolis Star, without publishing the exact of police patrolling the streets or amount of money spent by the taxpayers to provide security, published a glowing story about the “mellow” time attendees had, while the irony of a massive police-state necessary for such to transpire dripping from every word. [Calm, relaxed Black Expo eases into final day, Indy Star, 7-21-14]:

Jill Harris, a recent Indiana University graduate from Hobart, said…"You could really notice the police out there." I don't know if that's why it was so low-key out there, but I did like seeing them there." 

At most civilized events/expositions/cultural gathering/community celebrations, the police should be the last thing you notice.

But this isn’t a civilized population we are referring to, but a population gathering for a celebration of “the accomplishments that African Americans have made”: the Indiana Black Expo in Indianapolis, where an army of police are deployed just to psychologically overwhelm those attending into acquiescing to state control (as opposed to black control), as the ultimate reminder of the real accomplishment of individual black people.

Go ahead and clap.

Give yourselves a standing, sustained ovation!

Pop the champagne and celebrate!

Just remember: an encore of peace, serenity, and stability is impossible without the knowledge an entire police force has been dedicated to keep individual black people from exposing to the world just what the Indiana Black Expo doesn’t want to celebrate.

But what those putting on the Indiana Black Expo and immediately labeling it a "successful" event - requiring a massive police-state in the process just to stave off criminality - for the lack of violence, bullets, and body bags don't understand is that we in the white Diaspora of Post-America call it just another Tuesday in the world of implicit white events...