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originally posted by: jhn7537
The community is full of sh*t...
If they wanted to honor Michael Brown's death, they would have respected the wishes of the parents...
These people are opportunistic. They saw a chance to earn a quick buck by looting stores, they knew the likelihood of being caught was small, so they jumped on the opportunity..
originally posted by: jhn7537
It's sad that people only respect due process when it works in their favor... Can't have it both ways people...
originally posted by: Grovit
i think we all have an issue with the way the media has handled this...
that said, just like a lot of us are saying the protestors and looters need to take responsibility, so does the average citizen.
there are more sources for information out there than the big few like cnn and fox.
originally posted by: jimmyx
is it illegal for black people in Missouri to obtain CCP's?
originally posted by: jimmyx
originally posted by: Answer
originally posted by: stosh64
originally posted by: jimmyx
I wonder how it would have gone down in Ferguson, if 20 to 30 young black guys wearing camos, and legally carrying AR's
That LEGALLY thing would have been the tough part I bet.
Considering the fact that open carry in Ferguson is only legal with a valid concealed weapons permit... it would have ended with all of them in jail.
is it illegal for black people in Missouri to obtain CCP's?
originally posted by: jimmyx
originally posted by: stosh64
originally posted by: jimmyx
originally posted by: macman
originally posted by: jimmyx
originally posted by: macman
a reply to: stosh64
Another Race Pimp arrives on scene.
Well, I bet Ferguson is grateful he is there. Maybe he was delayed due to some tax issues he hasn't resolved yet.
"race pimp"?....don't be shy, tell us what you really think.
Well, how about tax evader?
Instigator?
Race profiteer?
Liar?
POS?
That should do for now.
I wonder how it would have gone down in Ferguson, if 20 to 30 young black guys wearing camos, and legally carrying AR's
That LEGALLY thing would have been the tough part I bet.
why would that be tough?... you must think all young black men are criminals or have criminal records then, that would be the logical conclusion you seemed to have reached.
originally posted by: howmuch4another
The big few as you put it are invested in the divide. They are happy to support a continued narrative that keeps hate in place.
an example: on the ground "reporter" for CNN = Van Jones.
originally posted by: jjkenobi
Justice has been done in Ferguson. But the people aren't interested in justice. They just want a lynching.
originally posted by: Answer
originally posted by: deadeyedick
there is a clear picture here but youu have to breathe to see it.
There is a clear picture but you're apparently not willing to see it.
How is it that if the grand jury decided to indict Officer Wilson, they were doing the right thing but because they didn't, there was some sort of conspiracy to manipulate their opinions?
The justice system is only working when it gives the answer you want to hear, is that it? Luckily, public opinion spurred on by the blood-sucking media is not what determines a person's guilt or innocence in this country.
originally posted by: UnBreakable
originally posted by: XxNightAngelusxX
With lacking evidence, *they* must have known it would wind up like this. The chaos last night was ridiculous. I honestly fear for our species if we resort to shooting random people and lighting random buildings on fire When a single cop acts out of line.
So, please enlighten me as to how the 'cop acts out of line'. Was because he assaulted another LEO and tried to grab his gun? Or how the cop assaulted a store owner and stole cigars?
originally posted by: Bone75
a reply to: XxNightAngelusxX
There was plenty enough evidence to prove this one cop did not act out of line. Please stop acting like there simply wasn't enough evidence to charge him with a crime, there was no crime.
originally posted by: jimmyx
they just want the police to stop shooting and killing unarmed black people...that would be a start.
originally posted by: deadeyedick
originally posted by: Answer
originally posted by: deadeyedick
there is a clear picture here but youu have to breathe to see it.
There is a clear picture but you're apparently not willing to see it.
How is it that if the grand jury decided to indict Officer Wilson, they were doing the right thing but because they didn't, there was some sort of conspiracy to manipulate their opinions?
The justice system is only working when it gives the answer you want to hear, is that it? Luckily, public opinion spurred on by the blood-sucking media is not what determines a person's guilt or innocence in this country.
the answer is quite simple. an indictment is not a conviction. there was reasonable doubt and all could have been cleared up through the justice system.