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have black communities ever tried diplomacy?

Have they? A Young black teenager gets killed by the police and it's a green light to rob, plunder, burn the villages, rape the horses and ride off on the women?

Gets little attention as being unlawful. its just predictable now and socially acceptable. I for one, and as a law abiding American, am sick and tired of it. did I rob Best Buy when juice got aquitted?
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  • AZDuckAZDuck Member Posts: 15,381
    oh no he di'int
  • OZONEOZONE Member Posts: 2,510

    it's a green light to rob, plunder, burn the villages, rape the horses and ride off on the women?

    For a minute there I thought you were talking about the settling of the west...
  • doogsinparadisedoogsinparadise Member Posts: 9,320
    OZONE said:

    it's a green light to rob, plunder, burn the villages, rape the horses and ride off on the women?

    For a minute there I thought you were talking about the settling of the west...
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  • HoustonHuskyHoustonHusky Member Posts: 5,986

    like it's Fallujah.

    Have you seen parts of St. Louis?

    Joking aside, St. Louis is consistently ranked as once of the most dangerous cities in the US (think it last won the "prize" in 2010). And if you really think those people rioting really care about the 18 year old kid that was shot and if you think having a 'friendly, neighborhood policeman' around the last couple of years would have stopped it from happening than the genetic pool hasn't done you any favors. Its a cultural, historic, systemic problem that is not being addressed by anybody.

    I read stories every day of police shooting unarmed citizens for asking why they're being arrested then lying that they were fighting back, tasering 70 year old women, shooting dogs just because they're there, tear gassing obvious peaceful protestors. It's sad.

    I won't even ask where you get your reading material. It happens...police are people too and by definition are anything but perfect. But its not nearly as frequent as you'd like to believe and is nothing compared the daily incidents of things being done against them. And it sure as hell isn't an excuse for mobs rioting, looting, and doing all sorts of other things.

  • MikeDamoneMikeDamone Member Posts: 37,781

    like it's Fallujah.

    Have you seen parts of St. Louis?

    Joking aside, St. Louis is consistently ranked as once of the most dangerous cities in the US (think it last won the "prize" in 2010). And if you really think those people rioting really care about the 18 year old kid that was shot and if you think having a 'friendly, neighborhood policeman' around the last couple of years would have stopped it from happening than the genetic pool hasn't done you any favors. Its a cultural, historic, systemic problem that is not being addressed by anybody.

    I read stories every day of police shooting unarmed citizens for asking why they're being arrested then lying that they were fighting back, tasering 70 year old women, shooting dogs just because they're there, tear gassing obvious peaceful protestors. It's sad.

    I won't even ask where you get your reading material. It happens...police are people too and by definition are anything but perfect. But its not nearly as frequent as you'd like to believe and is nothing compared the daily incidents of things being done against them. And it sure as hell isn't an excuse for mobs rioting, looting, and doing all sorts of other things.

    It happens a lot. Maybe daily. This kind of shit.

    en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Death_of_Kelly_Thomas

    Swat teams busting up people's homes to arrest for minor offenses happens a lot as well.
  • HoustonHuskyHoustonHusky Member Posts: 5,986

    like it's Fallujah.

    Have you seen parts of St. Louis?

    Joking aside, St. Louis is consistently ranked as once of the most dangerous cities in the US (think it last won the "prize" in 2010). And if you really think those people rioting really care about the 18 year old kid that was shot and if you think having a 'friendly, neighborhood policeman' around the last couple of years would have stopped it from happening than the genetic pool hasn't done you any favors. Its a cultural, historic, systemic problem that is not being addressed by anybody.

    I read stories every day of police shooting unarmed citizens for asking why they're being arrested then lying that they were fighting back, tasering 70 year old women, shooting dogs just because they're there, tear gassing obvious peaceful protestors. It's sad.

    I won't even ask where you get your reading material. It happens...police are people too and by definition are anything but perfect. But its not nearly as frequent as you'd like to believe and is nothing compared the daily incidents of things being done against them. And it sure as hell isn't an excuse for mobs rioting, looting, and doing all sorts of other things.

    It happens a lot. Maybe daily. This kind of shit.

    en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Death_of_Kelly_Thomas

    Swat teams busting up people's homes to arrest for minor offenses happens a lot as well.
    I'm not saying it doesn't happen, but there are more than a million police officers in the US (if you believe wiki). Continuing on the made-up wiki stats there are something like 2,000 incidents a year of legit police brutality in comparison to 13 million arrests last year (according to the FBI website). And cop cars now have cameras rolling 24/7 to record everything, police are fitted for cameras, etc., etc.

    It happens, but it isn't the reason for rioting or people acting like morons in St. Louis.
  • oregonblitzkriegoregonblitzkrieg Member Posts: 15,288

    Everything always turns into a racial issue, but the real issue here is the nationwide militarization of local police forces. There is no more friendly neighborhood cop who protect, serve and help their community. They are being taught to patrol their streets like it's Fallujah. I read stories every day of police shooting unarmed citizens for asking why they're being arrested then lying that they were fighting back, tasering 70 year old women, shooting dogs just because they're there, tear gassing obvious peaceful protestors. It's sad.

    Now more than ever..fuck the police. Fuck them.
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  • doogsinparadisedoogsinparadise Member Posts: 9,320
    edited August 2014
    Check the facts, most cops are pussy cowards hiding behind a gun.
  • puppylove_sugarsteelpuppylove_sugarsteel Member Posts: 9,133

    Everything always turns into a racial issue, but the real issue here is the nationwide militarization of local police forces. There is no more friendly neighborhood cop who protect, serve and help their community. They are being taught to patrol their streets like it's Fallujah. I read stories every day of police shooting unarmed citizens for asking why they're being arrested then lying that they were fighting back, tasering 70 year old women, shooting dogs just because they're there, tear gassing obvious peaceful protestors. It's sad.

    Now more than ever..fuck the police. Race is rarely the issue. These assholes get off on playing urban soldier. Fuck them.
    U know what happened race? Ignant soount!
  • BennyBeaverBennyBeaver Member Posts: 13,346
    PL_SS Fucking stupid once again.
  • RoadDawg55RoadDawg55 Member Posts: 30,123

    like it's Fallujah.

    Have you seen parts of St. Louis?

    Joking aside, St. Louis is consistently ranked as once of the most dangerous cities in the US (think it last won the "prize" in 2010). And if you really think those people rioting really care about the 18 year old kid that was shot and if you think having a 'friendly, neighborhood policeman' around the last couple of years would have stopped it from happening than the genetic pool hasn't done you any favors. Its a cultural, historic, systemic problem that is not being addressed by anybody.

    I read stories every day of police shooting unarmed citizens for asking why they're being arrested then lying that they were fighting back, tasering 70 year old women, shooting dogs just because they're there, tear gassing obvious peaceful protestors. It's sad.

    I won't even ask where you get your reading material. It happens...police are people too and by definition are anything but perfect. But its not nearly as frequent as you'd like to believe and is nothing compared the daily incidents of things being done against them. And it sure as hell isn't an excuse for mobs rioting, looting, and doing all sorts of other things.

    It happens a lot. Maybe daily. This kind of shit.

    en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Death_of_Kelly_Thomas

    Swat teams busting up people's homes to arrest for minor offenses happens a lot as well.
    I'm not saying it doesn't happen, but there are more than a million police officers in the US (if you believe wiki). Continuing on the made-up wiki stats there are something like 2,000 incidents a year of legit police brutality in comparison to 13 million arrests last year (according to the FBI website). And cop cars now have cameras rolling 24/7 to record everything, police are fitted for cameras, etc., etc.

    It happens, but it isn't the reason for rioting or people acting like morons in St. Louis.
    A lot of shit doesn't get reported. They may have cameras, but those cameras only film what is directly in front of the car. Jails are another problem. I sympathize for cops. I certainly wouldn't want to be a cop in a big, urban city, but many cops are dicks. The nature of the profession attracts a certain type of person. Who would want to get people in trouble, sometimes ruining lives, breaking up families, etc?
  • DugtheDoogDugtheDoog Member Posts: 3,180

    like it's Fallujah.

    Have you seen parts of St. Louis?

    Joking aside, St. Louis is consistently ranked as once of the most dangerous cities in the US (think it last won the "prize" in 2010). And if you really think those people rioting really care about the 18 year old kid that was shot and if you think having a 'friendly, neighborhood policeman' around the last couple of years would have stopped it from happening than the genetic pool hasn't done you any favors. Its a cultural, historic, systemic problem that is not being addressed by anybody.

    I read stories every day of police shooting unarmed citizens for asking why they're being arrested then lying that they were fighting back, tasering 70 year old women, shooting dogs just because they're there, tear gassing obvious peaceful protestors. It's sad.

    I won't even ask where you get your reading material. It happens...police are people too and by definition are anything but perfect. But its not nearly as frequent as you'd like to believe and is nothing compared the daily incidents of things being done against them. And it sure as hell isn't an excuse for mobs rioting, looting, and doing all sorts of other things.

    It happens a lot. Maybe daily. This kind of shit.

    en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Death_of_Kelly_Thomas

    Swat teams busting up people's homes to arrest for minor offenses happens a lot as well.
    I'm not saying it doesn't happen, but there are more than a million police officers in the US (if you believe wiki). Continuing on the made-up wiki stats there are something like 2,000 incidents a year of legit police brutality in comparison to 13 million arrests last year (according to the FBI website). And cop cars now have cameras rolling 24/7 to record everything, police are fitted for cameras, etc., etc.

    It happens, but it isn't the reason for rioting or people acting like morons in St. Louis.
    A lot of shit doesn't get reported. They may have cameras, but those cameras only film what is directly in front of the car. Jails are another problem. I sympathize for cops. I certainly wouldn't want to be a cop in a big, urban city, but many cops are dicks. The nature of the profession attracts a certain type of person. Who would want to get people in trouble, sometimes ruining lives, breaking up families, etc?
    Unfortunately nowadays it's mostly people with little dick disease who get off on the power trip it provides and how everyone cowers to people in a funny costume.
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