18 and Dead.

[4-2-7]

Look at this stupid comment hoder said.

"I am the Attorney General of the United States, but I am also a black man," Holder told Ferguson residents at a community meeting. "I can remember being stopped on the New Jersey turnpike on two occasions and accused of speeding. Pulled over. ... 'Let me search your car' ... Go through the trunk of my car, look under the seats and all this kind of stuff. I remember how humiliating that was and how angry I was and the impact it had on me."

So fucking what I'm white and have had that happen to me a few times. Hell I even had a felony stop and for the ones that don't know what that is, when they train guns on you and have you get out of the car and lay face down.

Yeah I don't like cops because it's never good for me but I can't understand this attitude it's me because "I'm Black" crap. Looking at the crime in black communities that far overwhelms any other, yeah fuck you bitch you need the cops pulling you over because your black. If you're not doing anything wrong you can go home instead of getting booked.

And then the liberal assholes that have some sort of guilt trip and can't call a spade a spade. Shit looks like a gross overreaction to your own bigotry your trying to hide (Look at Tom Joad).

Darren Wilson was doing his job and from what I see a good one. He deserves the right to be able to go home after work safely to his family. No kid or any other citizen has the right to attack him physically and he has the right to defend himself. If you don't like it do the job yourself and quit bitching.

[djv8ga]

And the idiots are calling for Bob McCulloch to step aside because his father was murdered by a black guy.

[4-2-7]

Originally Posted by djv8ga

And the idiots are calling for Bob McCulloch to step aside because his father was murdered by a black guy.

That's because some are racist and don't want a trial if it even comes to that.
That's because some do not want an investigation to find out what happen.

Some of just want a linching thats all.

[piece-itpete]

http://www.vox.com/2014/8/15/6005587...y-russia-china

Pete

[icenine]

Originally Posted by piece-itpete

http://www.vox.com/2014/8/15/6005587...y-russia-china

Pete

The part about the flow of American beer supplies being cut off is scary!

[icenine]

http://publiceditor.blogs.nytimes.co...ype=blogs&_r=0


any actual accounts that he charged toward the officer?
Not according to Sullivan. Somebody post me a link with a witnesses' name who says he charged. I have one name who says he did not charge: Michael Brady.

[piece-itpete]

Originally Posted by icenine

The part about the flow of American beer supplies being cut off is scary!

Great minds think alike

Pete

[Tom Joad]

Originally Posted by icenine

http://publiceditor.blogs.nytimes.co...ype=blogs&_r=0


any actual accounts that he charged toward the officer?
Not according to Sullivan. Somebody post me a link with a witnesses' name who says he charged. I have one name who says he did not charge: Michael Brady.

Piaget Crenshaw is another eyewitness that says Brown was not charging Wilson.

I'm wondering why this woman's account seems to be getting so little attention?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xSy69cbDXsk

http://ac360.blogs.cnn.com/2014/08/1...michael-brown/

[donquixote99]

"was not" charging.

You left out the 'not.' She was asked that specifically, and said no.

The testimony is interesting in that she describes the 'hands up' move by Brown as just starting, and not getting past head level, before Brown was shot the final time. 'If the officer had been shooting lawfully,' he easily could not have had time to react--to process the hands-up move and cease fire--before firing that last shot(s).

'If the officer was shooting lawfully' remains a big question in my mind, however. She also describes him shooting at the fleeing Brown with his back to the officer.

[Tom Joad]

Originally Posted by donquixote99

"was not" charging.

You left out the 'not.' She was asked that specifically, and said no.

The testimony is interesting in that she describes the 'hands up' move by Brown as just starting, and not getting past head level, before Brown was shot the final time. 'If the officer had been shooting lawfully,' he easily could not have had time to react--to process the hands-up move and cease fire--before firing that last shot(s).

'If the officer was shooting lawfully' remains a big question in my mind, however. She also describes him shooting at the fleeing Brown with his back to the officer.

OOPS!

Thanks for catching that!

That was a biggie.

Fixed it.