Officer Wilson goes free with no charge
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I got a really angry text about it from a white man, ironically enough. Apparently white men are bitch ass cowards and fuck them though.
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What's he angry about?Fire_Marshall_Bill said:I got a really angry text about it from a white man, ironically enough. Apparently white men are bitch ass cowards and fuck them though.
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It's a great day for politicians, media, classy social media whores, and peaceful protesters alike.
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Well, mostly the fact that a black guy died by the hands of a white police officer. Because white men are evil cowards...MikeDamone said:
What's he angry about?Fire_Marshall_Bill said:I got a really angry text about it from a white man, ironically enough. Apparently white men are bitch ass cowards and fuck them though.
I really didn't follow it but after doing some research, the forensics don't support much of the shots in the back crap. It sounds like there was a scuffle, Brown was possibly high, and he grabbed for Wilson's gun or something to that effect.
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White police officers dealing with angry African American males will now call for Black up.Fire_Marshall_Bill said:
Well, mostly the fact that a black guy died by the hands of a white police officer. Because white men are evil cowards...MikeDamone said:
What's he angry about?Fire_Marshall_Bill said:I got a really angry text about it from a white man, ironically enough. Apparently white men are bitch ass cowards and fuck them though.
I really didn't follow it but after doing some research, the forensics don't support much of the shots in the back crap. It sounds like there was a scuffle, Brown was possibly high, and he grabbed for Wilson's gun or something to that effect.
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I believe Obama also said something to the effect of there being distrust and laws being applied in a discriminatory manner.
Last I checked, he's the POTUS. If he sees what he said as a significant problem, then I'd recommend to him that he makes it a priority to make it less of a problem. Otherwise, comments like the ones he made tonight just make those that feel that they are being slighted (rightly or wrongly) more empowered with the belief that their actions are noble and just.
I also saw something somewhere that said that the Ferguson community has a lot of distrust between a community of over 70% African American with a leadership structure in place that is most Caucasian. IF these problems are so severe in place there, then wouldn't it make sense to vote those people out of office?
Who knows what truly happened. It's a tragedy regardless. But it's a sad commentary for America when as a nation that believes in a person's innocence until they are proven guilty that that holds except for when the result isn't what many wanted. -
https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=cA9ORy4DHzYMikeDamone said:Lots of stereotypes being reinforced tonight. Nice work.
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I think if anyone knows what happened, it's the 12 on the grand jury. At least they know as much as possible and more than everyone else. I found it intesting to hear Obama say that people are "understandably" angry. Why would he think they are understandably angry? That implies they have a reason to be angry which then infers the grand jury was wrong and Wilson should stand trial.Tequilla said:I believe Obama also said something to the effect of there being distrust and laws being applied in a discriminatory manner.
Last I checked, he's the POTUS. If he sees what he said as a significant problem, then I'd recommend to him that he makes it a priority to make it less of a problem. Otherwise, comments like the ones he made tonight just make those that feel that they are being slighted (rightly or wrongly) more empowered with the belief that their actions are noble and just.
I also saw something somewhere that said that the Ferguson community has a lot of distrust between a community of over 70% African American with a leadership structure in place that is most Caucasian. IF these problems are so severe in place there, then wouldn't it make sense to vote those people out of office?
Who knows what truly happened. It's a tragedy regardless. But it's a sad commentary for America when as a nation that believes in a person's innocence until they are proven guilty that that holds except for when the result isn't what many wanted.
If the grand jury is right,the justice is served, Putting an innocent person on trail to appease a mob is not justice.
But how his he a bad president? -
Once again, falls on the 12s.MikeDamone said:
I think if anyone knows what happened, it's the 12 on the grand jury. At least they know as much as possible and more than everyone else. I found it intesting to hear Obama say that people are "understandably" angry. Why would he think they are understandably angry? That implies they have a reason to be angry which then infers the grand jury was wrong and Wilson should stand trial.Tequilla said:I believe Obama also said something to the effect of there being distrust and laws being applied in a discriminatory manner.
Last I checked, he's the POTUS. If he sees what he said as a significant problem, then I'd recommend to him that he makes it a priority to make it less of a problem. Otherwise, comments like the ones he made tonight just make those that feel that they are being slighted (rightly or wrongly) more empowered with the belief that their actions are noble and just.
I also saw something somewhere that said that the Ferguson community has a lot of distrust between a community of over 70% African American with a leadership structure in place that is most Caucasian. IF these problems are so severe in place there, then wouldn't it make sense to vote those people out of office?
Who knows what truly happened. It's a tragedy regardless. But it's a sad commentary for America when as a nation that believes in a person's innocence until they are proven guilty that that holds except for when the result isn't what many wanted.
If the grand jury is right,the justice is served, Putting an innocent person on trail to appease a mob is not justice.
But how his he a bad president?
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but what if the Grand Jury got it wrong and the news media, race baiters and white guilt students protesting got it right? Aren't you glad Obama was one step ahead? He ordered Holder conduct a separate federal investigation to ensure justice will be served regardless of the outcome from the grand jury investigation.MikeDamone said:
I think if anyone knows what happened, it's the 12 on the grand jury. At least they know as much as possible and more than everyone else. I found it intesting to hear Obama say that people are "understandably" angry. Why would he think they are understandably angry? That implies they have a reason to be angry which then infers the grand jury was wrong and Wilson should stand trial.Tequilla said:I believe Obama also said something to the effect of there being distrust and laws being applied in a discriminatory manner.
Last I checked, he's the POTUS. If he sees what he said as a significant problem, then I'd recommend to him that he makes it a priority to make it less of a problem. Otherwise, comments like the ones he made tonight just make those that feel that they are being slighted (rightly or wrongly) more empowered with the belief that their actions are noble and just.
I also saw something somewhere that said that the Ferguson community has a lot of distrust between a community of over 70% African American with a leadership structure in place that is most Caucasian. IF these problems are so severe in place there, then wouldn't it make sense to vote those people out of office?
Who knows what truly happened. It's a tragedy regardless. But it's a sad commentary for America when as a nation that believes in a person's innocence until they are proven guilty that that holds except for when the result isn't what many wanted.
If the grand jury is right,the justice is served, Putting an innocent person on trail to appease a mob is not justice.
But how his he a bad president?
