They don't understand that the protests have been about unarmed black men being shot and killed by the droves. It doesn't help when the shooters have no accountability.
Let's see if "I was nervous" is a valid excuse to kill a black person.
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Let's see if "I was nervous" is a valid excuse to kill a black person.
So....how's it feel to be a race baiter? Or should i say race hustler. Does it make you feel better that thats all you talk about? Why are you so obsessed with race anyway? Don't you have other things to talk about other than black behaving badly? Or is that the only thing you're capable of talking about.
No i have a better question. Do you for some reason NOT fit the description of a race baiter/hustler right now? Cause if not. I'd love to hear how you aren't. I bet your reply to this will be thee most awesome post to ever be posted anywhere ever. Or you could just ignore this post and do more race baiting/hustling. Your choice.
Oh same goes for Dominininininninnio too. Yay race baiting/hustling isn't just for civil rights leaders anymore. :biggrin1:
@Jjz1109; No spin there, just what I looked up based on someone else's research (as was linked in my response). But true, it would be an interesting thing to go do all of the research and find out if this student just BS'd their assignment and their professor allowed it to pass. So no, it wasn't a try...it was an actual success! Thanks for helping to point that out.
@Domisoldo Haha...we both know there are only a handful of officers that look that damn good! But the younger ones usually do have great bodies!
@Domisoldo Haha...we both know there are only a handful of officers that look that damn good! But the younger ones usually do have great bodies!
As for the Akai Gurley situation; you have a "rookie" cop (on the force for 18 months) who was performing a 'vertical patrol' (go from the roof to ground) in a building where the stairwell was dark due to a light being out (reportedly for weeks). Two parties entered the stairwell approximately the same time and with the rookie officer being in the front of his two man team; he reacted (inappropriately albeit) and killed Akai Gurley. So the race baiting committee can call off the meeting and go home.
Moving back to the topic at hand...we are hours away from a verdict in the trial of the Ferguson Officer Darren Wilson; from the movement that is going on, it appears it will be in favor of Darren Wilson. Only time will tell.
Moving back to the topic at hand...we are hours away from a verdict in the trial of the Ferguson Officer Darren Wilson; from the movement that is going on, it appears it will be in favor of Darren Wilson. Only time will tell.
And if you don't think this tragedy would be spun differently were the officer white, then I have a bridge to sell you . . .
A bridge to sell...hmmm salesman? Could that be construed as some sort of....hustle? And aren't we talking race? haha race hustler! lulz. :biggrin1:
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Just how would it be spun if the officer were white?Please enlighten us!
Next he'll be claiming you've UNJUSTLY made him out to be a member of some "club"- nonsense-b.s.-thingy I recall having read awhile back. The upshot being...
Moving along... nothing to see here... :wink:
Regarding Ferguson, this most recent update from Associated Press tells of how people are still being kept pretty much in the dark on when some "verdict" will be announced as tensions are reportedly rising in the community.
More arrests occurred for a second night on Thursday, while the President, Eric Holder, Brown's father, and other spokespersons, call for nonviolence on the part of protestors.
And some have also reminded "law" enforcement of THEIR role toward that end, as well.
Holder reportedly remarked on how demonstrations over the last several months have "sought to bring attention to real and significant underlying issues involving police practices."
He further noted the potential for CHANGE brought about by such actions, adding that "movements for change" have HISTORICALLY been MOST successful when they "... adhere to nonaggression and nonviolence".
Official: Ferguson grand jury still meeting
http://www.cnn.com/2014/11/21/us/ferguson-grand-jury-ruling/index.html
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Just how would it be spun if the officer were white?
Ferguson 2: The Revenge
I'm all out as well...but at least we can laugh at their grand insult to their own intelligence. :biggrin1:
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I have no idea what actually went down, but the officer being of Asian descent does not rule out the possibility of a racial motivation.
Precisely, and the victim in this case is not even suspected of a robbery or use of illegal substances...
...and yet, where is the outcry? Where is shrill grievance industrialist Sharpton? Where are the demonstrations, peaceful or not? Where is the state of emergency?
Thank you klingsor. But can you imagine the rush to judgement if the officer were white? Sad we have to think this way.
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I said the officer being Asian does not rule out the possibility of racial motivation. I didn't comment on the likelihood. Certainly there is a much longer, more fraught history of antagonism between whites and blacks than between Asians and blacks--particularly where police are involved.
But how likely those tensions are to factor into any given incident--well, clearly we're seeing differences of opinion there.
But how likely those tensions are to factor into any given incident--well, clearly we're seeing differences of opinion there.
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Hmm...curious. Where's your outrage? Why are you only using this as a way to damn black people? Are situations like the one you're talking about only a talking point for you instead of also being a fucked up situation that should still bring with it attention towards how cops treat people. Or how cops shouldn't treat people. Or cops being quick on the draw in general. Or are you just using a horrible event to your advantage? And seeing as how it's a topic on race. And blah blah blah race baiter.
- b.c.,
Amusing, is it not? That people who've been quick to accuse us of playing to some "race card" are, in turn, playing some race card themselves in trying to suggest the race of the cop has something to do with what THEY perceive as a lack of outrage.
When in fact, yet another killing of an unarmed black man is outrageous enough for the sheer stupidity of it - yet another example of overreach and excessive force, and like other such instances, outrageous even if race WEREN'T a factor, for which consequences should occur.
So yeah, where's THEIR outrage? Here's the deal, folks:
There are people among conservatives, the GOP, endorsers of hate based ideology and others with an AGENDA (including a few here imo) who are practically FOAMING at the mouth at the prospect of violence in Ferguson.
For political gain within their own constituency, for other purposes, for "Goldamn I told you so", they WANT to see protests in Ferguson and elsewhere develop in ways that serve to discredit the movement, AND the legitimacy of the grievances.
Hell, I wouldn't put it past them to plant operatives among the protestors for the sole purpose of starting s****.
Because that way, they don't have to address discriminatory and disparate actions on the part of "law enforcement". They can just go online, and on Fox, and in forums "here and there" and delight in discussing "black people behaving badly".
They aren't fooling ANYONE with that b.s.
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