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       #Post#: 20193--------------------------------------------------
       Ferguson. Again.
       By: Linda Lou Date: August 10, 2015, 6:33 am
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       Okay, before these protesters get up and "DEMAND justice" in the
       Michael Brown case, they'd better control the people who are
       doing this. Now there will be an outcry because the police shot
       someone else...someone who had opened fire on the police.
       This crap has to stop.
       #Post#: 20195--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Ferguson. Again.
       By: Snickers Date: August 10, 2015, 12:17 pm
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       [quote author=Linda Lou link=topic=1467.msg20193#msg20193
       date=1439206417]
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       Okay, before these protesters get up and "DEMAND justice" in the
       Michael Brown case, they'd better control the people who are
       doing this. Now there will be an outcry because the police shot
       someone else...someone who had opened fire on the police.
       This crap has to stop.
       [/quote]
       It's not going to. Not as long as the news medias keeps pushing
       their "unarmed teenager killed by police" mantra.
       They need to start telling it like it actually was. That Brown
       was killed while violently attacking a police officer.
       The liberal news media is inciting racial tensions the way they
       report things like Ferguson, Baltimore, the Confederate battle
       flag or Black lives matter.
       Obama, Holder, Sharpton and people like Baltimore's Mayor
       Rawlings, and State's Attorney  Mosby are inciting these people.
       Also by condemning the police actions during the Ferguson riots
       and standing down and letting the rioters in Baltimore burn and
       loot they only encouraged that kind of behavior in the future.
       #Post#: 20198--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Ferguson. Again.
       By: rapids_60 Date: August 10, 2015, 4:44 pm
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       The Black Lives Matter crowd shoved Bernie Sanders aside at his
       appearance in Seattle and took over the mic and podium to
       complain he wasn't doing enough for their cause, lol.
       Talk about morons biting the hand that feeds them.
       [quote]It's not going to. Not as long as the news medias keeps
       pushing their "unarmed teenager killed by police"
       mantra.[/quote]
       Well they can't do the  Scary Bird Flu/Swine Flu/Ebola/SARS
       thing because nobody buys it anymore, so I guess Scary Police
       are Coming to Kill You (tm) will have to do.
       #Post#: 20199--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Ferguson. Again.
       By: Linda Lou Date: August 10, 2015, 5:34 pm
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       [quote author=Snickers link=topic=1467.msg20195#msg20195
       date=1439227021]
       It's not going to. Not as long as the news medias keeps pushing
       their "unarmed teenager killed by police" mantra.
       They need to start telling it like it actually was. That Brown
       was killed while violently attacking a police officer.
       The liberal news media is inciting racial tensions the way they
       report things like Ferguson, Baltimore, the Confederate battle
       flag or Black lives matter.
       Obama, Holder, Sharpton and people like Baltimore's Mayor
       Rawlings, and State's Attorney  Mosby are inciting these people.
       Also by condemning the police actions during the Ferguson riots
       and standing down and letting the rioters in Baltimore burn and
       loot they only encouraged that kind of behavior in the future.
       [/quote]
       I still don't think Brown was "violently attacking" the police
       officer. But I don't think he was an innocent victim,
       either...he was up to no good. Should he have died? I don't
       think so. But he was involved enough in the incident to take
       some blame.
       #Post#: 20200--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Ferguson. Again.
       By: Snickers Date: August 10, 2015, 6:03 pm
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       [quote author=Linda Lou link=topic=1467.msg20199#msg20199
       date=1439246040]
       I still don't think Brown was "violently attacking" the police
       officer. But I don't think he was an innocent victim,
       either...he was up to no good. Should he have died? I don't
       think so. But he was involved enough in the incident to take
       some blame.
       [/quote]
       Punching a cop isn't a violent attack?
       Some blame?
       So who else's fault was it?
       The store clerk that he grabbed and threatened?
       The convent store for having those cigars?
       Officer Wilson for telling them to not walk in the street?
       Officer Wilson for backing up his squad car and stopping them
       after the description of them came over the radio for a theft?
       Officer Wilson for defending himself after he had already been
       attacked by him?
       #Post#: 20201--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Ferguson. Again.
       By: trollslayer Date: August 10, 2015, 7:58 pm
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       [quote author=Linda Lou link=topic=1467.msg20199#msg20199
       date=1439246040]
       I still don't think Brown was "violently attacking" the police
       officer. But I don't think he was an innocent victim,
       either...he was up to no good. Should he have died? I don't
       think so. But he was involved enough in the incident to take
       some blame.
       [/quote]
       Doesn't matter what you think.  The evidence says otherwise.
       Should he have died?  Well, when you attack somebody that has a
       gun, you have to suffer the consequences.
       #Post#: 20204--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Ferguson. Again.
       By: Linda Lou Date: August 10, 2015, 9:42 pm
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       We will have to agree to disagree on this one.
       #Post#: 20206--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Ferguson. Again.
       By: trollslayer Date: August 10, 2015, 9:45 pm
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       There really isn't anything to disagree on here.  The report is
       failry clear.  You know what's really sad?  An officer in good
       standing lost his job, simply for doing his job.  Now he's a
       marked man.
       #Post#: 20207--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Ferguson. Again.
       By: rapids_60 Date: August 10, 2015, 9:53 pm
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       [quote author=Snickers link=topic=1467.msg20200#msg20200
       date=1439247826]
       Punching a cop isn't a violent attack?
       [/quote]
       Sure it is.  The question is whether it's one worthy of deadly
       force in reply.
       Pull a gun during a fist fight and you're likely looking at
       jail time.  That's how it works for ordinary folk.
       OTOH if Brown tried to wrestle the cop's gun away, it's fair
       game to assume he planned on using it.
       Ironic the Fergies are celebrating Brown's anniversary by
       looting and attacking cops.  Maybe someone should remind them
       that's how Mike Brown got sho.....ah hell....they'll figure it
       out.
       #Post#: 20211--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Ferguson. Again.
       By: p2_d Date: August 11, 2015, 8:55 am
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       Gunfire erupted in Ferguson, Missouri, late Sunday, setting off
       a chaotic chain of events that ended with police shooting an
       18-year-old man on the anniversary of the death of Michael
       Brown.
       The events unfolded following a day of peaceful demonstrations
       remembering Brown, the unarmed black teen shot and killed by
       white police officer Darren Wilson, sparking protests across the
       country, and shining a spotlight on police tactics.
       Give us a fucking break. We're getting damn sick and tired of
       this "unarmed teen" bullshit. Here, for comparison purposes, are
       the heights and weights of some individuals that no one would
       want pounding on them:
       •Mike Singletary: 6'01" 232
       •Brian Urlacher: 6'04 258
       •Dick Butkus: 6'03 245
       •Sonny Liston: 6'01 219
       •Ali: 6'03 236
       Although all of these men operated in arenas governed by strict
       rules of the sport they played, we wouldn't want to be on their
       bad side.
       Michael Brown, a known felon, strong armed robber and scourge
       of the neighborhood, was 6'04...as big as any of these guys, and
       was in excess of 300 pounds. He was going up against unarmed
       shopkeepers, not fellow athletes in a stadium. He was also
       operating in an arena where there are no rules. And while we
       wouldn't be too worried if he was chasing us, if he was trying
       to get in an open window of our car and actively disarm us,
       knowing that we had a gun, we'd be a bit worried.
       This is the "hero" of the Ferguson community - an individual so
       guilty, that Obama's Justice Department, after a months long
       investigation, couldn't find a single charge that would stick
       under any law at the local, state and federal levels.
       Welcome to the new normal.
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