You do make a good point but everytime I look at the Sandra Bland video, I'm reminded of why we need the back lives matter movement. The officer was clearly the aggressor in this situation. The situation could have easily been resolved without violence.Dylan Roof was apprehended without violence and was even taken to Burger King on his way to jail. So apparently talking back to a police officer is a worst crime than murdering nine people in a church. This is a textbook example of Jim Crow reincarnated.
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"Black Lives Matter" are a bunch of cop hating thugs. We have the law and the people to judge bad cops and weed them out.We dont need "Pigs in a Blanket,Fry Em Like Bacon" And innocent cops being murdered in the streets. We have fatherless children now because some thug took a cops life. All lives matter. Black Lives seem to matter everywhere but Chicago,where blacks are murdering each other in the streets.But hey lets not report on that,right liberal media?
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The black lives matter movement isn't something we need. Their attitude isn't productive and far from what they preach. Every time they get attention, they insist on shooting themselves in the foot and further promote hateful attitudes towards law enforcement. That's not activism, that's a hate group.
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Every time I look at the multitude of videos of black male gangsters murdering convenience store clerks, I'm reminded of why we need capable law enforcement.
The black lives matter movement has already degenerated to a large degree with its members becoming increasingly violent even going so far as to commit acts of first degree murder. They've also begun turning upon each other. No surprises as it was comprised primarily of the same lawless rabble its "heroes" were.
The DOJ Ferguson police report provides the blueprint for domestic law enforcement reform not a lawless organization engaging in acts of wanton violence calling itself black lives matter.
You mention Dylan Roof. He's already been repeatedly raped in jail by two African American inmates, is in serious condition, on suicide watch, and will be facing the death penalty. There's no racial boogeyman behind why Dylan Roof made it to the jail, he fully complied with every instruction the arresting officers issued... apparently he displayed the same passive compliance to the two African Americans that repeatedly raped him in jail.
As for Sandra Blake, clearly the police rapidly escalated the situation when she began arguing with them about putting out her cigarette and resorted to unnecessary violence and excessive force. How she died in her cell is a mystery, however. She had epilepsy but that wasn't the cause of death. The coroner has ruled it a suicide. I don't know what happened but it sounds fishy to me.
We had a law abiding citizen here twirling a garden hose nozzle waiting on his friend's porch for him to get home from work. A nosy neighbor called the police and told them some guy was trespassing on his neighbor's property with a loaded hand gun. The police crept up on him announced and pumped numerous rounds into his chest killing him. The first clue the guy had they were there was when the first bullet entered his chest. They did not announce their presence or identify themselves, they just shot him dead on his friend's porch from the cover of bushes. It was ruled a justified shooting by internal affairs.
The family wasn't having it. They took the police department to court and won a $6.5 million dollar judgement due to the victim's civil rights being violated. Apparently the police can't creep up on someone and murder them from cover for twirling a garden hose while waiting on a friend without paying a steep civil rights fine for it.
But you never talk about those cases. Only black lives matter right? That's fishy.
The black lives matter movement has already degenerated to a large degree with its members becoming increasingly violent even going so far as to commit acts of first degree murder. They've also begun turning upon each other. No surprises as it was comprised primarily of the same lawless rabble its "heroes" were.
The DOJ Ferguson police report provides the blueprint for domestic law enforcement reform not a lawless organization engaging in acts of wanton violence calling itself black lives matter.
You mention Dylan Roof. He's already been repeatedly raped in jail by two African American inmates, is in serious condition, on suicide watch, and will be facing the death penalty. There's no racial boogeyman behind why Dylan Roof made it to the jail, he fully complied with every instruction the arresting officers issued... apparently he displayed the same passive compliance to the two African Americans that repeatedly raped him in jail.
As for Sandra Blake, clearly the police rapidly escalated the situation when she began arguing with them about putting out her cigarette and resorted to unnecessary violence and excessive force. How she died in her cell is a mystery, however. She had epilepsy but that wasn't the cause of death. The coroner has ruled it a suicide. I don't know what happened but it sounds fishy to me.
We had a law abiding citizen here twirling a garden hose nozzle waiting on his friend's porch for him to get home from work. A nosy neighbor called the police and told them some guy was trespassing on his neighbor's property with a loaded hand gun. The police crept up on him announced and pumped numerous rounds into his chest killing him. The first clue the guy had they were there was when the first bullet entered his chest. They did not announce their presence or identify themselves, they just shot him dead on his friend's porch from the cover of bushes. It was ruled a justified shooting by internal affairs.
The family wasn't having it. They took the police department to court and won a $6.5 million dollar judgement due to the victim's civil rights being violated. Apparently the police can't creep up on someone and murder them from cover for twirling a garden hose while waiting on a friend without paying a steep civil rights fine for it.
But you never talk about those cases. Only black lives matter right? That's fishy.
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False. Take a few U.S. history classes at your local community college. Not only have black lives historically mattered but they presently hold the oval office, head the Department of Justice, sit in the Supreme Court, and the legislature of both houses. They matter at all levels of government, the military, academia, and private businesses.
You're making a false assertion. As for the 6,000-8,000 KKK members the SPLC estimates still exist in the U.S., they have no power in this modern PC culture of over 320 million people except on talk shows like Jerry Springer.
You're making a false assertion. As for the 6,000-8,000 KKK members the SPLC estimates still exist in the U.S., they have no power in this modern PC culture of over 320 million people except on talk shows like Jerry Springer.
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We've already covered this. Their may be a couple hundred KKK in the entire country who are police officers and the policy from the federal government on down is automatic discharge when that is uncovered. You're running after a boogeyman. The real problem in the black community isn't a boogeyman, but their culture... a culture that propagates immorality, fatherlessness, criminality, ignorance, a victim mentality, false worldviews, etc... etc... etc... across the country. That's the real problem.
Do cops lives matter?
Here is a story I liked and you all might enjoy.
Teen provides "backup" for Texas deputy - CNN.com
Here is a story I liked and you all might enjoy.
Teen provides "backup" for Texas deputy - CNN.com
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Thanks for adding your perspective to it. I think it's sad that half of all murder cases are executed by African Americans. Especially because I always get the idea - which is true for a large part of that community - that African Americans are decent people, they are pastors, they go to church, you see them wearing suits and all and they are even in politics (Ben Carson, for example). I think it's sad that after well over 200 years there's still some kind of division between what I call European Americans and African Americans. How do you think it comes that so many African Americans commit violence and murder more often than European Americans? Even most of the abortions are done by African Americans. I'm not being racist, they are really great people, but a large part of that community is at the bottom of the society - of course many others aren't (Ben Carson)! Here in Belgium, Africans have a much better reputation than Arabs. Africans are way better integrated than Arabs here.
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I didn't knew that about Belgium but actually I kinda did... Whenever world statistics are brought up, we are almost always at the bottom of the list. Belgium has the most dense highway network and the longest traffic jams in the world. Belgium has more concreted surface than any other country in the world (Vatican City excluded). Wherever you are, there's always a highway or a city five minutes driving from where you are. They say the high number of suicides here is because most people live in cities, which is depressing of course if you have ever been there. Japan and South Korea share the same story. They have a lot of large cities there and most people live in the cities.
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How many times am I going to have to say gun control does not equal total disarming?
I see some in the other topic want to mock against their own understanding and say we should ban sweets. I will play the bane of mockers then and say let it be done as they themselves have said. Consider for instance the chocolate industry. The industry for those sweets and many more is rife with corruption and kills and oppresses hundreds and thousands every year, even now as we speak. It is full of unjust slavery and that sweet chocolate you eat was picked by the hands of oppressed children, some even kidnapped or sold by their own parents into bondage and yea they are even abused by their overseers! So just the same as they liken sweets unto guns in their own ignorance, so shall I play into it.
One doesn't need to take away all your chocolate bars to support getting some chocolate control reforms to do that which is right and try to reduce and/or eliminate the terrible oppression done unto people, even children, by the chocolate industry.
I see some in the other topic want to mock against their own understanding and say we should ban sweets. I will play the bane of mockers then and say let it be done as they themselves have said. Consider for instance the chocolate industry. The industry for those sweets and many more is rife with corruption and kills and oppresses hundreds and thousands every year, even now as we speak. It is full of unjust slavery and that sweet chocolate you eat was picked by the hands of oppressed children, some even kidnapped or sold by their own parents into bondage and yea they are even abused by their overseers! So just the same as they liken sweets unto guns in their own ignorance, so shall I play into it.
One doesn't need to take away all your chocolate bars to support getting some chocolate control reforms to do that which is right and try to reduce and/or eliminate the terrible oppression done unto people, even children, by the chocolate industry.
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Will your lies never cease? The fact Tyus Byrd is black is NOT the reason the police chief, assistant police chief, and the other officers quit. From the London Daily Mail, about as liberal a paper as you can find.
You continue to attempt, through lies, obfuscation, and the impugning of good people's reputations, to promote the agenda of the liberal/socialist/anarchist agenda, and should be banned, if only the ownership saw consistent fraud as a bannable offense.
You continue to attempt, through lies, obfuscation, and the impugning of good people's reputations, to promote the agenda of the liberal/socialist/anarchist agenda, and should be banned, if only the ownership saw consistent fraud as a bannable offense.
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First of all, Parma is a microscopic town of 700 people. Attempting to project the situation in Parma upon the U.S. population of more than 320 million people is like trying to project Westboro Baptist's 40 members upon the world's Christian population of about 2.2 billion people.
Unfortunately, progressive liberals have very disingenuously done both (see Saul Alinsky's 'Rules for Radicals' to understand how progressives think and why they engage in such disingenuous behavior as a matter of course to achieve their socio-ideological objectives).
That aside, you're correct. The progressive media simply followed their script and spun the story to comport with their ideology rather than simply report the truth.
And they did so even after Mayor Byrd told them that "she did not believe race played a role" in the city employees decision to quit.
See: Black mayor was NOT the reason Parma, Missouri's police force quit | Daily Mail Online
Unfortunately, progressive liberals have very disingenuously done both (see Saul Alinsky's 'Rules for Radicals' to understand how progressives think and why they engage in such disingenuous behavior as a matter of course to achieve their socio-ideological objectives).
That aside, you're correct. The progressive media simply followed their script and spun the story to comport with their ideology rather than simply report the truth.
And they did so even after Mayor Byrd told them that "she did not believe race played a role" in the city employees decision to quit.
See: Black mayor was NOT the reason Parma, Missouri's police force quit | Daily Mail Online