The degenerate young man robbed a store, pushed around the store manager, an old man, and decided to take on the cops. He took on the wrong one and got what he deserved. I assure you, we are all better off with this idiot out of the gene pool.
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Quote Originally Posted by BAMA62:
The degenerate young man robbed a store, pushed around the store manager, an old man, and decided to take on the cops. He took on the wrong one and got what he deserved. I assure you, we are all better off with this idiot out of the gene pool.
Unfortunately in the society we live in today there are still a good amount of people in the law enforcement industry that are simply in it for the sense of power. That's what we saw in the George Zimmerman case, and that's what we see here in Ferguson. It's sad in many ways, and without swift and severe punishment (treating this as a premeditated murder) there won't be many changes.
premeditated murder
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Quote Originally Posted by CMJohnson1:
Unfortunately in the society we live in today there are still a good amount of people in the law enforcement industry that are simply in it for the sense of power. That's what we saw in the George Zimmerman case, and that's what we see here in Ferguson. It's sad in many ways, and without swift and severe punishment (treating this as a premeditated murder) there won't be many changes.
They all scared last night. only 7 arrested? Where was all the other looting hooligans? cowering at home like good little negro's? I thought them negro's were tough over there. No like stand up to the police?
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They all scared last night. only 7 arrested? Where was all the other looting hooligans? cowering at home like good little negro's? I thought them negro's were tough over there. No like stand up to the police?
I never generalized the entire force as being "bad cops"...i said unfortunately there is a GOOD AMOUNT of those that are there to abuse their power, whether intentional or not. I have known police officers on both end of the spectrum...classmates and family members. What I meant by premeditated is that in order for something like this to be taken to this level you have to have those thoughts in your head long before an incident occurs. I realize officers risk their lives every day...and I can't knock that...but that was far from the point of my original post.
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I never generalized the entire force as being "bad cops"...i said unfortunately there is a GOOD AMOUNT of those that are there to abuse their power, whether intentional or not. I have known police officers on both end of the spectrum...classmates and family members. What I meant by premeditated is that in order for something like this to be taken to this level you have to have those thoughts in your head long before an incident occurs. I realize officers risk their lives every day...and I can't knock that...but that was far from the point of my original post.
Well, don't blame my generation. WE did OUR part in the 60's and 70's. Kids today willfully accept Worldwide Military Adventurism and Local Police States now being beefed up with Military Surplus. This is somehow accepted as "NORMAL" and "NECESSARY"
Fukking ridiculous.
Yeah, you folks from 60's and 70's did a helluva job!!
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Quote Originally Posted by TheGoldenGoose:
Well, don't blame my generation. WE did OUR part in the 60's and 70's. Kids today willfully accept Worldwide Military Adventurism and Local Police States now being beefed up with Military Surplus. This is somehow accepted as "NORMAL" and "NECESSARY"
Fukking ridiculous.
Yeah, you folks from 60's and 70's did a helluva job!!
I never generalized the entire force as being "bad cops"...i said unfortunately there is a GOOD AMOUNT of those that are there to abuse their power, whether intentional or not. I have known police officers on both end of the spectrum...classmates and family members. What I meant by premeditated is that in order for something like this to be taken to this level you have to have those thoughts in your head long before an incident occurs. I realize officers risk their lives every day...and I can't knock that...but that was far from the point of my original post.
He was a cop in the ghetto I'm sure better opportunities arose to kill someone then in the middle of the day.
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Quote Originally Posted by CMJohnson1:
I never generalized the entire force as being "bad cops"...i said unfortunately there is a GOOD AMOUNT of those that are there to abuse their power, whether intentional or not. I have known police officers on both end of the spectrum...classmates and family members. What I meant by premeditated is that in order for something like this to be taken to this level you have to have those thoughts in your head long before an incident occurs. I realize officers risk their lives every day...and I can't knock that...but that was far from the point of my original post.
He was a cop in the ghetto I'm sure better opportunities arose to kill someone then in the middle of the day.
No Problem MUGG. Give you the entire floor for Number two and you walk away from me like I am some kind of disease? No Problem. It is what it is. You just remember it didn't have to be this way...
I'm a little slow today..........what did I miss?
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Quote Originally Posted by TheGoldenGoose:
No Problem MUGG. Give you the entire floor for Number two and you walk away from me like I am some kind of disease? No Problem. It is what it is. You just remember it didn't have to be this way...
If this cop gets hung out to dry it will not bode well for America.
I know all the arguments about "civil liberty" and "personal freedom"... But I like the idea of walking down the street anytime I want to without fearing someone will mug me, or want to play the knock out whitey game. Everybody is so, so, so worried about the criminals rights and civil liberties, WHAT ABOUT THE PERSON WHO IS NOT COMMITTING A CRIME???
Now we get to see who gets it and who does not have the snap to get it and attacks me for wanting to walk down the street without fear of being attacked...
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If this cop gets hung out to dry it will not bode well for America.
I know all the arguments about "civil liberty" and "personal freedom"... But I like the idea of walking down the street anytime I want to without fearing someone will mug me, or want to play the knock out whitey game. Everybody is so, so, so worried about the criminals rights and civil liberties, WHAT ABOUT THE PERSON WHO IS NOT COMMITTING A CRIME???
Now we get to see who gets it and who does not have the snap to get it and attacks me for wanting to walk down the street without fear of being attacked...
My favorite thing in America right now is how everybody is screaming for "the truth"... Which is beyond laughable considering the how lying is as normal as breathing for so many... Plus the vast majority of people actually do not want the actual truth, but want to hear their version of "the truth" regardless of how far it is from fact...
As I get older and older I am having less and less patience for liars and hypocrites... It truly fascinates me when I see people run from the truth since it does not fit what they want to be the truth...
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Quote Originally Posted by Randisist:
My favorite thing in America right now is how everybody is screaming for "the truth"... Which is beyond laughable considering the how lying is as normal as breathing for so many... Plus the vast majority of people actually do not want the actual truth, but want to hear their version of "the truth" regardless of how far it is from fact...
As I get older and older I am having less and less patience for liars and hypocrites... It truly fascinates me when I see people run from the truth since it does not fit what they want to be the truth...
Yes this is a game changer. But the mainstream media doesn't want to talk about this. It's on video. 2 witnesses talking about what actually happened. So everyone go home now. When you are wrong and the police are right, just go home. But that isn't gonna happen. We all know that.
Yes this is a game changer. But the mainstream media doesn't want to talk about this. It's on video. 2 witnesses talking about what actually happened. So everyone go home now. When you are wrong and the police are right, just go home. But that isn't gonna happen. We all know that.
There may be questions on whether the cop had to pull his pistol but there is no question when the pistol is pulled they are taught to shoot to kill...no "warning shot..." "no wound the leg."
I assume the same people that got emotional during the Trayvon Martin case and was calling George Zimmerman a murderer, while disregarding the facts and laws, are the same people calling the cop a murderer.
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There may be questions on whether the cop had to pull his pistol but there is no question when the pistol is pulled they are taught to shoot to kill...no "warning shot..." "no wound the leg."
I assume the same people that got emotional during the Trayvon Martin case and was calling George Zimmerman a murderer, while disregarding the facts and laws, are the same people calling the cop a murderer.
There may be questions on whether the cop had to pull his pistol but there is no question when the pistol is pulled they are taught to shoot to kill...no "warning shot..." "no wound the leg."
I assume the same people that got emotional during the Trayvon Martin case and was calling George Zimmerman a murderer, while disregarding the facts and laws, are the same people calling the cop a murderer.
As to your first assertion, completely false.
As to your second assertion, that door swings both ways. I imagine that people like yourself, the ones that refused to acknowledge that Zimmerman could have engaged in anything wrong will say the same about the police officer.
Wound ballistics will tell us a lot, including the way the victim was moving, or if he was moving at all, as well as the distance from the shooter.
The problem here is the protestors create a polarized situation essentially drawing people to immediately take sides without an objective determination of facts. The facts are out there and will be known for the most part.
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Quote Originally Posted by canovsp:
There may be questions on whether the cop had to pull his pistol but there is no question when the pistol is pulled they are taught to shoot to kill...no "warning shot..." "no wound the leg."
I assume the same people that got emotional during the Trayvon Martin case and was calling George Zimmerman a murderer, while disregarding the facts and laws, are the same people calling the cop a murderer.
As to your first assertion, completely false.
As to your second assertion, that door swings both ways. I imagine that people like yourself, the ones that refused to acknowledge that Zimmerman could have engaged in anything wrong will say the same about the police officer.
Wound ballistics will tell us a lot, including the way the victim was moving, or if he was moving at all, as well as the distance from the shooter.
The problem here is the protestors create a polarized situation essentially drawing people to immediately take sides without an objective determination of facts. The facts are out there and will be known for the most part.
the cop was prolly bum rushed ... cop was nervous and a bad shot .... so ended up dropping so many bullets cause he was shooting the dude in the arm instead of the chest .... finally got a head shot and it all ended. nothing more here folks ...
no cop is dumb enough to execute anybody in broad daylight ... in the middle of the street .... for no rhyme or reason .... that just doesn't happen. in 1814 maybe ... but not in 2014 fellas
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the cop was prolly bum rushed ... cop was nervous and a bad shot .... so ended up dropping so many bullets cause he was shooting the dude in the arm instead of the chest .... finally got a head shot and it all ended. nothing more here folks ...
no cop is dumb enough to execute anybody in broad daylight ... in the middle of the street .... for no rhyme or reason .... that just doesn't happen. in 1814 maybe ... but not in 2014 fellas
As to your second assertion, that door swings both ways. I imagine that people like yourself, the ones that refused to acknowledge that Zimmerman could have engaged in anything wrong will say the same about the police officer.
Wound ballistics will tell us a lot, including the way the victim was moving, or if he was moving at all, as well as the distance from the shooter.
The problem here is the protestors create a polarized situation essentially drawing people to immediately take sides without an objective determination of facts. The facts are out there and will be known for the most part.
I'm glad it took me to post for our resident "Matlock" to comment on the case.
Are you saying cops aren't taught to shoot to kill?
A better way for me to have said it is "aim center mass."
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Quote Originally Posted by djbrow:
As to your first assertion, completely false.
As to your second assertion, that door swings both ways. I imagine that people like yourself, the ones that refused to acknowledge that Zimmerman could have engaged in anything wrong will say the same about the police officer.
Wound ballistics will tell us a lot, including the way the victim was moving, or if he was moving at all, as well as the distance from the shooter.
The problem here is the protestors create a polarized situation essentially drawing people to immediately take sides without an objective determination of facts. The facts are out there and will be known for the most part.
I'm glad it took me to post for our resident "Matlock" to comment on the case.
Are you saying cops aren't taught to shoot to kill?
A better way for me to have said it is "aim center mass."
And DJ, you say I refused to acknowledge Zimmerman could have done anything wrong. The people who were on the side of Zimmerman (not as cheerleaders, but wanted the facts to come out before we lynched him) are the same people on the side of the cop in Ferguson. We are not on the side of the cop because he killed a black man. We are on his side because there is no evidence yet that he committed murder.
But once again your true colors show. Your comments concerning refusing to "acknowledge something" should be directed towards the people rioting and calling the cop a murderer.
(sarcastic handshake emoticon)
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And DJ, you say I refused to acknowledge Zimmerman could have done anything wrong. The people who were on the side of Zimmerman (not as cheerleaders, but wanted the facts to come out before we lynched him) are the same people on the side of the cop in Ferguson. We are not on the side of the cop because he killed a black man. We are on his side because there is no evidence yet that he committed murder.
But once again your true colors show. Your comments concerning refusing to "acknowledge something" should be directed towards the people rioting and calling the cop a murderer.
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