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So true.
CNN's Don Lemon says that 72% of babies are born to unwed black mothers. That's messed up. The men producing these children are not "fathers" in any sense of the word. They're men having sex witout any regard for the consequences.
(Rosemary,) The cycle continues.. The Smoking Gun is reporting that the man who was killed in this incident (Robinson), had a paternity judgment in his past.. Along with his felony conviction for armed robbery.
The protestors (translation: agitators) conspicuously show up when a Black felon is killed by police, but were often no where to be found when the heavy lifting of providing loving guidance for these guys was needed in their childhood. The so-called 'community' is populated with hypocrites selectively pointing out injustice. If these creeps would be parents, providing loving discipline & support, they wouldn't end up at these protests & vigils every weekend.. my opinion.
How come no protestors for this? Well, it's not fun protesting when a cop is murdered. None of the activists show up, it doesn't fit their storyline. Haven't heard 1 national new story about it. It's vanished off the internet, no threads here, nothing.
Instead, people can't wait for a kid to be killed by a cop. But when the facts come out, 6 months from now and the cop is exonerated, the activists will still be protesting it.
But the cop who got killed trying to protect the community, he's nothing.
Is it any wonder inner cities are war zones? These people don't know who their real enemies are. Hint: it isn't the policeman who takes the violent lawbreakers off the street. It's the activists who feed off tragedy and try to stimulate more of them.
When a black shoots another black, unless the shooter is rich, there's no one to shake down.
Black on black violence doesn't attract the cameras so Al and Jesse won't show up.
Black on black violence usually leads to an arrest and conviction. No need to protest over that since justice is being served.
Anywho...There is very little information released at this point, yet people are already on the "**** da police", "Police should be martial arts, mma fighters, boxing experts" and " was on drugs" "probably deserved it" bandwagon.
Majority of articles out regarding this incident only state hearsay, and it should be painfully clear to all by now, that peoples words should be taken with some skepticism. There is no way that anyone can say for certainty if the officer was in the right or wrong until we get the video and or more information. On what basis has anyone here concluded that the officer was in the right?
Yet we have seen no arrest of those involved in criminal protest. Seems kind of odd justice to me and even now they want to act as if the police were not cleared.
There have been dozens of looting arrests and a handful of arson related arrests in Ferguson. Those don't make national news, but they have certainly made local news.
Only one that really bothered me was Josh Williams. They had multiple clear camera angles of him setting a building on fire right in front of a news team filming him. But, he before he was caught, he was a "protest leader" making the circuit of major news networks, appointed to commissions, and even visiting the White House. His indictment was buried and eventually dropped quietly with an insanity plea. Yes, an insanity plea. But other people who did little more than join the mob mentality and walk off with some weaves or shoes are facing prison. (Which they should be facing charges, but since they were not high profile leaders visiting the White House, no one is negotiating insanity pleas for them.)
Edit: Just learned this morning that Josh Williams was in Selma yesterday leading the group of protesters chanting "We want change!" during Obama's speech. Guess that insanity plea worked.
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You are not paying attention. About 40 cops in the St Louis area have been terminated or are facing termination over issues related to police shootings since August (the Terrell Beasley shooting alone will take down over 20 officers). I think many of these officers had it coming, but they are taking the fall for politicians who are the ones who truly failed, and none of whom will lose their jobs.
That's a start.
I'm not one of those people looking to send someone away for a long time over a mistake. Hell, even jail time in some cases. What I want is accountability.
Lose your job possibly. Lose wages. Lose pension, etc.
The rules on 1 side are very different the rules for another group and I think that's wrong. Especially when the protected group is given the authority that it holds in this country.
Any other profession, people are punished when they make mistakes. Hell, in some, you don't even have to make a mistake, just underperform.
I understand Policing is very different. But with the responsibility that Police officers hold, we need to make sure they're the best and brightest. If that means paying more and having less officers in some cases, so be it. Let it be a privelege, not just something someone goes into because they need money.
Many more than that have simply quit their jobs and left the area because of specific death threats against their families (and the DoJ has ordered their departments to do nothing to investigate those threats, much less defend anyone against them). I am not even an officer, and some idiot has been threatening to rape my wife. As we hit tax season, about 1:3 civilian employees in local departments and even more police officers are finding out that they have had their identities stolen and tax returns filed in their names. And the DoJ has already made it clear that these will not be investigated either.
If I told you what I lost in all of this it would make you sick. Luckily, I'm recovering and getting some of it back.
Let's put it this way, the locals weren't the only ones being harassed and targeted. Anybody involved was. It was going both ways. And the Police, and Police supporters weren't the only ones getting death threats.
People are sick.
The ones who are really dangerous are the extremist. I haven't talked to my ex in years, but we're both able to talk about the issue, without getting upset, being biased, etc. He listens to me about issues and vice versa.
Not all cops are bad.
And then there is Bryan Willman. An astounding number of people still believe he was the real shooter. He had to leave the state and change his identity. He lost his job, his house, and even his name.
I'm not familiar with that case but it sounds like a loss. Again though, it goes both ways. In some areas, you go against the Police and you better leave town. And I'm being serious.
When I was simply trying to fight a DUI ticket where an officer falsified documents, I was in fear of my life and was even warned by my public defender. I go to a simple traffic case Wed where the officer involved assaulted me nearly 2 years ago.
The whole fear, intimidation, violence thing goes both ways. There are Police who will assault, entrap, or kill you.
The only thing these "protesters" are doing is making everyone tired of this bullshiat.
I'm now a minority, I live in Atlanta. The culture here is toxic. "Fathers" nowhere to be found. Violence, drug deals....but to speak out against these self-defeating behaviors automatically gives you the title of racist.
The only thing these "protesters" are doing is making everyone tired of this bullshiat.
I'm now a minority, I live in Atlanta. The culture here is toxic. "Fathers" nowhere to be found. Violence, drug deals....but to speak out against these self-defeating behaviors automatically gives you the title of racist.
There's nothing wrong with speaking out, but there is a problem when you have to use subliminal messages to get your point across like many of the posters on this site who wouldn't dare say the stuff they spew here in person.
How come no protestors for this? Well, it's not fun protesting when a cop is murdered. None of the activists show up, it doesn't fit their storyline. Haven't heard 1 national new story about it. It's vanished off the internet, no threads here, nothing.
Instead, people can't wait for a kid to be killed by a cop. But when the facts come out, 6 months from now and the cop is exonerated, the activists will still be protesting it.
But the cop who got killed trying to protect the community, he's nothing.
Is it any wonder inner cities are war zones? These people don't know who their real enemies are. Hint: it isn't the policeman who takes the violent lawbreakers off the street. It's the activists who feed off tragedy and try to stimulate more of them.
"It's vanished off the internet, no threads here, nothing." So why not make a thread when stories like that (unfortunately) come out instead of complaining about it?
The only thing these "protesters" are doing is making everyone tired of this bullshiat.
I'm now a minority, I live in Atlanta. The culture here is toxic. "Fathers" nowhere to be found. Violence, drug deals....but to speak out against these self-defeating behaviors automatically gives you the title of racist.
Many of us were addressing the hypocrisy. But those voices were being drown out and the orgs pushing the 'victim' platform were backed by big money (Soros in this case) and were pushed to the forefront.
That's why people think #BlackLivesMatter is an actual Movement It's not. It's a Soros funded and backed non-profit being used to keep the media focused on his business interest. Basically its a black face for his financial interest. It's also a kill 2 birds platform where they're pushing the lgbt agenda into the black community.
The real Movement, #TheMovement, was going strong before Ferguson ever came to the spotlight. It's what highlighted the Brown case and got this whole Black Liberation Movement and Millenial Liberation Movement started.
But you'll never hear about that in the MSM.
Protest is effective. For example, when I tried to bring up this very issue 2 years ago I was called every name in the book, a Police hater, a race baiter, etc, etc. But now that you've had protests, and the national media is focused on the issue, your finally seeing the issue being addressed and the injustices being brought to light.
Protest is vital to Revolution but at the same time you don't want to hurt your cause by bothering those sympathetic to your message.
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It's not. It's a Soros funded and backed non-profit being used to keep the media focused on his business interest. Basically its a black face for his financial interest. It's also a kill 2 birds platform where they're pushing the lgbt agenda into the black community.