Shutting down traffic at 4:30 (assess, deal, great)

[mjtinmemphis]

Originally Posted by Wanderer0101

Clear as rainwater that the apologists for the overweight black thug are both liars and fools as well as delusional.

And what are you?

You obviously know nothing about Michael Brown and you want people to think you are not a fool for supporting Wilson whom you haven't even heard from? You don't even know his side of the story and more than likely won't until the media here's from the county prosecutor. What do you think people are writing and saying about the Wilson supporters?

[Caesarstl]

Originally Posted by Wanderer0101

Clear as rainwater that the apologists for the overweight black thug are both liars and fools as well as delusional.

Whose apologizing? It's called due process son, calm your hate filled rants and let our system work.

[marigolds6]

Originally Posted by Caesarstl

Not when they punch you and leave... If he was shot in the car while they were fighting for the gun the situation is very clear to me; however, the boy being shot afterwards and quite a distance from the car is a whole different story...

Nobody has ever placed him more than 90 feet from the car. Think of that as the distance from first base to home plate.

More importantly, no one has placed him more than 20 feet from the officer. Read the history of Missouri's self-defense cases and you will see that those distances are nowhere close enough to be considered disengaging or fleeing regardless of the behaviors if the people shot.

[Leo58]

Originally Posted by Wanderer0101

Wow, you really are selective in the information you receive aren't you. Everyone with the IQ of a canary now knows that the perp was returning to the attack.

Yeah right, every bird brain knows that putting your hands in the air means "I'm going to attack you"; that's why witness after witness has said that he had his hands up, including these guys recently released on video

Video Of Michael Brown Shooting Scene: 'He Had His F**king Hands In The Air!'

[marigolds6]

Originally Posted by Leo58

Yeah right, every bird brain knows that putting your hands in the air means "I'm going to attack you"; that's why witness after witness has said that he had his hands up, including these guys recently released on video

Video Of Michael Brown Shooting Scene: 'He Had His F**king Hands In The Air!'

Check out the original unedited version, where you can see that CNN blurred out that the worker was on the phone, and that his "hands up gesture" is a greeting to someone who just arrived (also edited out by CNN) and not towards the crime scene, which you can see in the distance with the police SUVs about 250' away from where the workers are standing:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QnhB-_cIxKM

[oldschoolChevy]

Originally Posted by marigolds6

Check out the original unedited version, where you can see that CNN blurred out that the worker was on the phone, and that his "hands up gesture" is a greeting to someone who just arrived (also edited out by CNN) and not towards the crime scene, which you can see in the distance with the police SUVs about 250' away from where the workers are standing:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QnhB-_cIxKM

Yeah because he was happy to see his homeboy pull up even after he just saw someones brains become dislodged from their skull

[marigolds6]

Originally Posted by oldschoolChevy

Yeah because he was happy to see his homeboy pull up even after he just saw someones brains become dislodged from their skull

I don't think he meant it as a friendly greeting. Looks more like a "WTF" response. But, he clearly does the gesture in response to the arrival of the other person to the left, which CNN edited out. Why did CNN choose to edit that out?

[MORebelWoman]

Originally Posted by marigolds6

I don't think he meant it as a friendly greeting. Looks more like a "WTF" response. But, he clearly does the gesture in response to the arrival of the other person to the left, which CNN edited out. Why did CNN choose to edit that out?

Why do you think?

[Leo58]

Originally Posted by marigolds6

I don't think he meant it as a friendly greeting. Looks more like a "WTF" response. But, he clearly does the gesture in response to the arrival of the other person to the left, which CNN edited out. Why did CNN choose to edit that out?

I don't think they edited anything out. It was more of a close up of the two construction workers, so the person arriving on the left is not seen. By the way, the construction worker doesn't seem to know that other guy, and if his gesture was toward him it may have been in response to a question, like "what happened?"

How does any of this change the fact that an unrelated witness, shortly after the event, stated that Brown had his hands up?

[Wanderer0101]

Originally Posted by mjtinmemphis

And what are you?

You obviously know nothing about Michael Brown and you want people to think you are not a fool for supporting Wilson whom you haven't even heard from? You don't even know his side of the story and more than likely won't until the media here's from the county prosecutor. What do you think people are writing and saying about the Wilson supporters?

I know a great deal about Michael Brown, enough to make a reasonable assessment of what happened. You on the other hand only know one thing about Michael Brown and that is that he was black, and that's all you need to know.